Arizona republican., 1906-08-20
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

I SO w w Eh-MfS- F.
 M. King and little daughter. who have been spending the summer with Mrs | w. c. Greene at Cananea, have re-
 turned to the city and in a day or two
 will leave for the coast, where they will remain until fall.
 A SHORT OUTING-Raymond Sat | terwhite left yesterday morning for a | three weeks outing in California in tending to visit Los Angeles and San
 Francisco. Mrs Satterwhite. who has l been in Colorado Springs for some
 time, expected to join him at Ash Fork and accompany him on his western ] trip.
 SALES OF ARIZONA LAMBS There were reported last Tuesday the
 sales of 3357 Arizona lambs in the Kan
 sas City market, the highest price be-
 ing $T6O; the lowest. $7.4O, except for
 a lot of feeding lambs. which brought | $5.6O. The lambs had been sent by Gosney of Flagstaff and Hennessey of the same place. The only other sale of sheep reported for the same day in ! cluded 39S ewes from Colorado, at $4.75.
 GONE TO SANTA BARBARA
 Jack Adams of the surveyor generals office force left Saturday night via the NJ. 6 r. for a months vacation in Santa Barbara, Cal. MT. Adams did not say whether it was his purpose to get married during his absence but it l is suggested to any female Santa Bar barian who has a million dollars in her own right that Jack is on the available list and she might go a great deal further and fare worse than to give his good points careful and prayerful con sideration.
 
 aid, superintendent and general man ager of the Oriental Copper company, operating in the Cave Creek district. returned yesterday from a visit of few days in Jerome, where he accom- panied MT. Irland. secretary of the
 Rock Island railroad company Ir. lrland is interested in the Oriental
 mine and recently visited the property Both he and MT. Donald went to Je- rome merely on tour of inspection to see what that district looks like, MT. Irland going east from there. AN AUTOMOBILE FIRE-A Tucson man, who is an amateur chauffeur. had
 party of friends out riding in his au- tomobile a few nights ago. when the
 machine baked on him. He struck
 match to find out what was the mater and. forgetting the old-time enmity be- [ glimmer quite close to the works"
 In the explosion that followed nobody was hurt, but the entire party was | badly scared. and the woodwork of the car was destroyed before the fire de- partment could reach the scene of
 trouble
 BAD MAN SEMPLE-D. w. SempIe.
 the former Bisbee newspaper man, who is under indictment by the United States grand jury, has been released on bond, says the Manhattan CNevD
 News. He returned to Manhattan on
 Wednesday night. and on Thursday morning he immediately proceeded to fill up on booze" and when he accu- mulated good sized load he put in his time abusing the editor of this paper
 tbehind his back and claimed that he 1 was going to shoot our eyes out before
 6 o'clock Thursday evening. IL is now Sunday morning, and We are able to see. Surprising. is it not? MT. Semple also carries a grudge against Scott Hickey who. in the performance of his ! duties as deputy sheriff, was compelled to arrest him. Semple's grudge against
 the News is due to the fact that it printed an account of his arrest.
 CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-The youth of this great country unfortu-
 
 their elders and are therefore equally
 as mNch given to fads. as indicated by kites, marbles and youthful games. Each in turn is popular at a certain season and unknown at any other ! Just now the fad among the Phoenix l children, especially those in the south | ern part of the city, is the harnessing | of their canine pets and the driving of | them to little wagons or any other | object they may be hitched to. That | is all right when it is done with reason, ! is lots of fun and entirely harmless, ! but the officers report that the young sters in their thoughtlessness are not considerate of the strength of their dogs, and some of them are given to | brutality in beating them. An officer 1 said yesterday that. if the boys were | not more careful. one of these days | lot of them would be arrested for cru | city to animals. Their cruelty may be unintentional, but 1t is nevertheless wicked
 | A ROLLER SKATING RINK-Just 1 now roller skating is the leading fad of | the younger amusement seekers on the | west coast at least and it was learned yesterday that preparations are under
 way for the erection of a large skating
 rink in this city. Los Angeles has su- | merouS large rlnks and there is one or
 more at all the popular beach resorts. | Every one of them is doing a good
 business just now and they are crowd i ed every night and many of them in ! the afternoons Just who are the nov
 ing spirits in the Phoenix project has
 not been made public, though it is in
 timated that the enterprise will be
 under the management of certain local l amusement caterers While their
 identity has been hinted there is no
 authoritative announcement. Should a
 rink be built it will undoubtedly enjoy a liberal patronage during the coming 1 fall and will be welcomed by the army
 of Phoenix people who are now en-
 gagged in touring the beach resorts and i becoming enthusiastic skaters. It is
 suggested though that if a building is l erected it shouId be so constructed that