Arizona republican., 1906-08-01
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

AN EASTERN VISIT-Mahlon FL liott, of the editorial staff of the Ari-
 zona Magazine, left last night for an
 extended trip in the east. MT. Elliott
 will spend the greater part of his time
 at his home in Indianapolis, returning to Phoenix about the middle of September.
 MINING OPERATORS-J. c. Britt
 and J. F. Morrison of Bisbee were Phoenix visitors yesterday They are en route to the east on mining busi- ness. expecting to visit Chicago. New York Philadelphia and several other large cities during their absence MT. Britt is president of the Five Points Copper company and MT. Morrison Is counsel for the company. The Five Points company's property is situated near the Copper Hill, about four miles northeast of Globe, and promises to be-
 come one of the big mining enterprises
 of the territory. At least the Globe
 papers of late have been giving a great
 deal of space to the exploitation of its | merits, and the gentlemen who were | here yesterday insist that in that re-
 spect at least the Globe papers are very reliable.
 M. 6 p. ExcURsIoN-Among the | eXcursionists who left last night via the NJ. & P. were: T. F. Percival and seven Indian students. MT. and Mrs. L. A. Williams and Lois Williams Mfr and Mrs. Leo Goldman and Miss Rosa bel Goldman. Mrs. E. S. Griffin. R. H. ! Greene and Y Narumi for San Fran cisco. For southern California points the following named were listed: Miss Alice Grier Miss Flora Grier. Joe Grier, B. V. Anderson, Frank Aims worth. J. A. Creed. W. W Smith. J. w. BloomweI and wife, Clyde B. Cooper, w. s. Pickrell. Mrs. Heilman. Miss An toinette Norris, Mrs. F. c. Norris, F. W. Lewis. Miss Edith Schrabb, Mrs. R Leonard and daughter Nellie and son Russell, Mrs. A. Shepard, l.. T. Mans field. Mrs. Grau. Dr.,and Mrs. J. C. Norton. MT. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore were also passengers. bound for Bel lingham. Wash
 TERRITORIAL FAIR TROPHIES The territorial fair will offer as a stimulus to those who participate in the drilling contests. handsome silver loving cups, in addition to the cash purses. These cups. however must be won three times before they will be given to any champion, in as many different years. That is the winner of three contests will be given the cup to keep. The cups are handsome and | expensive and will be on exhibition !. at the George H. Cook jewelry store. ! Tonight they will be sent to Tucson | and again placed on exhibition | for a day or so, thence to Bisbee, | Tombstone and elsewhere. Returning i from the south the cups will be sent to Prescott and other northern cities ! for exhibition. The fair managenent is pleased with it's trophies and wants the knights of the drill to know what ] they are offering. Besides the cups there will be a thousand dollars of |. fered in purses, divided as it was last year.
 PAINFULLY HURT-AIrs. Edward ! Mayberry of Glendale was quite pain fully hurt at the depot in that town Tuesday morning. Tt was about an hour after the Diamond Jo had passed the station. going toward Phoenix. and Mrs Mayberry, who had been waiting at the depot was sitting outside on the platform. it being cooler than in the house. She got up to walk around a l little for a change, and in the darkness ! stepped off the end of the platform. In ! the fall to the ground one of her limbs was quite painfully injured. She is rather an elderly lady, and is the wife of Edward Mayberry, the stationary engineer aJ the beet sugar factory.
 WRIGHT HELD TO ANSWER Thomas Wright who was arrested on Sunday by Marshal Kinney, charged with an attempted assault on eight year-old Ramona Miranda, was given a preliminary examination yesterday by Justice Johnstone and held to answer to the grand jury. His bond was fixed at s600, and failing to give it he was remanded to the custody of the sheriff. 1 Wright admitted his presence in the room with the child and some of the circumstances related, but denied the principal charge made against him. \
 FARMING WITHOUT WATER.