Arizona republican., 1907-08-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

! FOR A vACATiON-Mr. and Mrs. | C. F. Leonard expect to leave this
 evening for q vacttion in California. TO VISIT SISTER. Mrs. Jasper
 Dobbs has gone to Jerome Junction to i visit her sister. & EXPECTED TODAY.-Auditor J H | Page is expected to return today from
 a business trip in the north.
 ' KELVIN vlSITOR-James Franklin
 of Kelvin is in the city for visit He says that business is rushing as usual
 in the big Pinal county camp. FOR THE SPRINGS-Mrs. w. R. 1 Davenport will leave for Iron Springs
 this morning for an outing. MT. Daven- port who has been quite i'll, Is able to be on the street again.
 FOR A WEEKS OUTING.-Dr. J. NJ. Swetnam expects to leave tonight for months outing in California. He will go first to Los Angeles, then to San Francisco. Oakland. Monterey and elseW here.
 NOT ONE SlNNER-Yesterday was one day in the history of Justice Kyle's court when not even one lone drunk appeared for sentencing. The
  tried to get used to the unusual inac- tivity.
 HIS vACATiON-H H. McNeil. whose summer home is in California. heard so much about the fine summer climate in Phoenix that he came down
 to try il for a few days He is well pleased with what he has seen and when he reports to his California friends he promises to give Phoenix fine send off.
 R.L. LONG AT HOMER. l.. Long. superintendent of public instruction. is home after a few weeks spent Is Los Angeles and vicinity. during which he attended the annual meeting of the National Educational association. He says the Auditorium, in which the ses- sions were held. is magnificent building for that purpose its acoustic properties being almost perfect. He i had the pleasure of listening to d great
 many able addresses during the ses- sion.
 COMING MONDAY-The itinerary ' of Secretary James k. Garfield. who Is i expected here shortly. is proving to be { rather a hard thing to keep up with. 1 Another change has evidently been made for word was received here yes ' terday by Governor Kibbey that he would arrive here on Monday. August : ; instead of August 4th. as announced | the day before. IL is understood that ' F. H. Newell is travelling with him and it is supposed that l.. C. Hill is also a member of the party. having 1 joined it in Nevada, though !: is not definitely known here yet.
 SALES CONFIRMED The real es- tate belonging to the estate of the ! late George T.. Collins. has been sold ! by F.. J. Bennitt. executor of the will i and the sales have been confirmed by
 the probate court. The really includ- i ed d little over n section of land ly- ! ing southwest of the city. and was sold as follows: The southeast quarter of ! section l5, township l north range ? | east. to R. :. Keesler for SS,SO0; the northwest quarter of section 21 town [ ship 1 north range east. to T. M. Bur ! roughs for $5.S0G: the northeast quar- ' ter of the same section to k. H. Greene. l for S3.200: the southeast quarter of section Is. township l north range 2.
 east. to J. R. Bradshaw for s5.050; the five acres on which the pumping plant stands, to J. R. Bradshaw. for S255, it being fraction of d quarter which MT. Bradshaw already owned. NEW ATiONS-Tnterstate
 investment Co. capital stock. s1.5O0.-
 900; incorporators. C. F. Hunter. J. l..
 Boyle. J. E. Austin. Jno P. Cayne. Jos.
 w. Lynch, T. \. Garfield. Clarence
 Brown; Utah Pacific oil Co. capital
 stock. s600.000: incorporators. c. F.
 Hunter. J. L. Boyle. J. F.. Austin, Jno.