Arizona republican., 1907-07-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST

UNDER THE FLAG AGAiN.-Paul Kruger has returned from a stay of ten days in Cananea, Naco and vicin- fly.
 PRAYER MEETlNG.-The weekly prayer meeting at the Crittenton Home will be held tonight at o'clock and will be led by Miss Lucia Cliff ton.
 MIR. STANNARD HOME. u D. Stannard returned home yesterday. ! from a months visit at the old home in Michigan. He intimates that he came back for business rather than pleasure.
 HAS COME TO STAY-Mrs. Mandy Holiday of Battle Creek. Mich. a cousin of F. J. Barr, arrived here yes terday and is stopping at his home. She expects to remain here perma- nently.
 A NAME SPELLED WRoNG.-An error was made in the spelling of the name of the Superintendent of the Presbyterian Sunday Schools of Ari- zona in yesterdays issue. It should have been w. c. Heinbough. A BUMPER CROP.-A Phoenix cit iZen who returned last night from a drive through the Mesa country. says ' the farmers have just harvested the biggest wheat crop raised in these parts for years, the grain going from 2200 to 23O0 pounds to the acre. SAID TIT WAS HOT.-Mrs. Merritt and her daughter, Miss Helen. of Flagstaff. passed through here yester- day en route to Bisbee. They express ed the opinion that the weather is moderating to a point that is almost beyond endurance for people who live in the snow country.
 MINING MEN HERE. - Fred H. Kline and associates, Los Angeles [ mining men, arrived here yesterday from the Salome station where they have been looking over the field pre- paratory to large operations if they rind what they want. They express themselves as well pleased with the mineral indications of the country passed through by the A. X c. rail- road.
 GONE EAST.-Dr. Win Wylie ha, l last from four to six weeks. He will go first to New York where he will visit his family and then west as far as Wisconsin. where he will spend some time with other relatives. From there he will go to Alberta. to visit a cousin and return via Seattle and the Sound country
 DIR. JEkYL AND MIR. HYDE. A 1 full and enthusiastic house greeted the Spooners last night on the occas- lon Of the first presentation of Doctor Jekyl and Mir. H-de during the pres
 ent engagement. MT. Wallack made a great hit here three years ago by his wonderful interpretation of this dual character and was even better last i night The specialties were good last evening and there were a number of recalls
 FILLING UP THE JAIl-Deputv Sheriff Wood of Wickenburg arrived Tn town last night with two prisoners Tor the county jail. One of them Jose Delgado, is a grand jury man. naving been caught in the act of roll ing a countryman. There has been a good deal of trouble in convicting for ofenses of this kind. but in this case the territory has two witnesses. The other prisoner is Tom Scott. who got seven days for a misdemeanor. OFFICIAL FIGURES. - The offic- iai figures of the assessment roll of Cochise county for this year were re- ceived yesterday and are about s2.OOO.- 600 in excess of the estimated figures published couple of days ago. or an Increased valuation for that county this year. over last year. of about seven million dollars. This makes the total assessment of the territory for this year. all official except Maricopa county, which is estimated over sev- entv-siX million dollars.
 ATTORNEY EMPLOYED-Judee I H. Kibbey was again reelected for one year. as the attorney of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association. at meeting of the board of gover- nors held yesterday. Some time ago. at the expiration of his former term of office. he was elected for six months and declined to accept the office, though he has performed the duties of 1t as holdOver, until yesterdays meeting when he was reelected.
 DEATH OF A VENERABLE WO- MAN-Mrs. James R. Norris. mother of F. C. Norris and Mrs. c. H. Gray. died yesterday morning at the age of eighty-seven. The funeral will take place at half past nine o'clock this