Arizona republican., 1906-09-14
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GONE TO FL PASO-V. T. Hender- son and wife. who is known to Phoenix people as Miss Maud Lita, left last evening for Fl Paso, where they will join company playing at the Sunset Garden theater. The couple have dur ing the summer been playing the leads at Eastlake park.
 COLONEL M'CLINTOCK = Word was received from Los Angeles yester- day saying that Colonel James H Mo Clntock was very much improved in health and had left the hospital where he recently underwent an opera ton. He will likely return to the ter ritory in a short while.
 WILL WINTER HERE-J. M. Gar Tett who has a band of sheep on the range near Stoddard. Ariz.. moved his family into Phoenix on Wednesday and will make this city his home during the winter. Mir. Garrett makes the move in order to secure for his children the advantages of the Phoenix school system.
 A DAUGHTER-There was yester- day born to Mrs. $. J. Roach. wife of Tone Roach, who lives one-haIf mile north Of the Isaac school house. a fine baby girl. Both the mother and child are well. The only regrets in connec- ton with the entire proceeding are held by the father. who wishes the baby had been a boy in order that he might vote for Hoghe for supervisor
 BIG PROPERTY SALE-J. L. Irwin sold yesterday for J. T. Dennis forty seven lots in Dennis addition, to R. IT. Smith of ReidsYille. N. C. This is very desirable. close in property. being only seven blocks east of the postofice and fa n foe higher than the center of the city MT. Smith. who has others interested with him. will begin at once to clear off the lots, grade streets and otherwise beau tify the property and make it one of the incest additions to the city.
 HERB SCOTT BAcK-Herb Scott, city ticket agent of the Southern Pa cifc and the Randolph lines. who for several months past has been confined to his bed part of the time in very critical condition. arrived here yester- day afternoon from Prescott. where he had been in a hospital during the sum mer months. After spending a few days in this city he will go to Tucson, where he will spend the winter. MT. Scott although very much reduced in weight since his illness. was very much better than many of his friends
 
 they were all much delighted in.
 DEPUTY RECORDERS rep resentatives of the republican organ ization feel that they are not getting a square deal in respect of the regis tration of voters County Recorder Leonard has appointed numerous dep uties throughout the county for the registration of voters and all are dem ocrats. Yesterday Dr. r. O. Rich mond. chairman of the republican county central committee and other republican workers called upon MT Leonard and asked him to appoint five republican deputies. Dr. Richmond says the recorder refused to make the appointments on the ground that if there is any money to be made by the registering officers. democratic Of ficials should be entitled to the bene- fits. He agreed though, to appoint some republican deputies after the meeting of the county conventions The republicans are not so much in terested in the politics of the man who makes the money as they are in getting the full registration of voters. and of course republican voters pal ticuIarIy The financial view of the | case is interwoveu with political view in this way. The government, by req son Of the pending statehood vote. rays the registration fee to the off i ccr At the commission of twenty five cents each those officials who start early when nobody is registered. can make big money for a few days and will work diligently until the picking 1 gets scarce. Then at the last end af- i ter the conventions meet. all will have been registered except few scattering voters whom the deputies | could not easily reach. The register 1 ing officers all being democrats i, ! could not be expected that they would go far out of their way or spend q ! dollars worth of time to secure a twenty cent commission from vol CTS known to be against them politi- 1 cally If the party organization then desires to get these men on the list 1 it will have 10 employ and guarantee | wages to men to go around at the eleventh hour and do this work tha! would be looked after now without eX- tra expense if their men were ap- DO. .nted It puts the central commit tee in the position of digging in it. pockets to pay again for work the
 government has already literally pro-
 vided for.
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