Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
or LOCAL
 Ill INTEREST
A DRAFT ON THE TREASURY

Jesus Palma of the southside, came to | town yesterday with a wild cat skin
 and the pelts of two coons and de- manded an immediate settlement from ! the country for services in ridding the
 country of ravenous and ferocious
 beasts An arrangement was made by which he got his money.
 SKATING RlNK-The new maple
 floor being laid in the O'Neill hall will be finished by noon today. Manager George Bobst announced last night
 that though the weather is still mild he thinks the ice in the O'Neill hall
 will be solid enough to hold up all the people that can crowd in and he pro-
 poses to open the skating rink Satur-
 day night.
 A SALE OF HORSES. - James Graham yesterday sold his interest in
 his running horses, Fl DonosO and Nassalo, to his son, Ellis Graham, who will take them to California for the
 winter They will remain here though
 for the cair and MT. Graham will as
 sist in the handling of them. After that
 he will retire from the horse business
 for a while and will remain in Phoe-
 nix.
 HOGHE OlCk.-The restaurant at
 the fair grounds conducted by Dick
 Aholt, is known as 'Hoghe Dicks"
 place. the proprietor having acquired
 that sobriquet while employed by l..
 NJ. Hoghe as an expert in the manufac- ture of the famous Hoghe hamburger a few years ago. It is understood he has secured of MT. Hoghe the priv
 ilege of making that famous hamburg
 CT on the fair grounds for the next three weeks with privilege of a renew al of rights if so many hersemen re- main that it later becomes necessary to run the restaurant all winter.
 THE PAY OF TEACHERS. - The teachers of this country are looking forward to the payment of an install ment of their salaries on November 9. the Saturday before the opening of the territorial fair. An apportionment. available at the beginning of the fair has always been made with so great regularity that many of the teachers are under an impression that provis- ion for it is a part of the bill author iZing the holding of the fair. The fair week Is also the week for the holding of the institute and many teachers will be in town then and of course will need the monev.
 Deputy Sheriff Wood has a young son whose ideas of worthiness are based on t"o facts: one is the cost of the thing in dollars and cents. and the other is its relation to the democratic party. The first thing he inquiries though. is the price. He has become interested in the Phoeni~ Browns Yesterday he began his application of his stardards. He inquired first. what they were paid for the services in beating all the other baseball teams of the territorv and when he was in formed of their monthly wage, he in- quired And do they have to vote the democratic ticket too?" He was told that the terms of the contract with them did no include that particu- lar hardship.
 THE CHICKEN EXHIBIT. - En- tries are rapidly coming in Ofor the poultry department of the territorial fair. Though there will not be SO many exhibitors from California as ldSl ' ear. lltTe VIII De llDTt lTpiu AT izona and the exhibits will he of a higher class. for great deal of inter est in poultry raising has been de- veloped within the last rear Even in the absense of the California birds the exhibit will not suffer for a very large proportion of the premiums a year ago went to home exhibitors. The management is in better shape than a year ago. Better and more numerous facilities have been supplied. The buildings have been all whitewashed and renumbered. owners of turkeys and geese are again urged to come for ward with exhibits for good premiums are offered and experts say that there is no place in the country better sup piled with turkeys of the kind which attract attention at poultry shows
 COLLEGE ExPANSION-The at tendance at the Lamson Business College night school has increased so rapidly that the regular force of teachers could not handle the work so that it was necessary to employ special teacher. Mir. C. l.. Michael of Fairmont, W. Va, who came to Phoe- nix few weeks ago with a relative who is in poor health Mir. Michael is a teacher of business branches and when he called at the Lamson Bus mess College it did not take long to arrange for him to take charge of the work. Mir. Michael is the author of the tablet method of teaching pen manship, published by the Ellis CO He has been a teacher of the Commer- cial branches in the West Virginia Normal and in q business college in Montgomery, Ala. He was the official court reporter at Fairmont, w. Va, for several years and brings excellent rec concentrations regarding his character and ability. The Lamson Business CnIleg. ig A., h. cnpgr,,,,t..o1 ,,,,o,,