Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO LONG sEAcH-Mrs. T. K. Elvey has left for Long Beach for [ the summer. being accompanied by
 little Mary Hulett.
 TO THE coNvENTIoN.-Selim Nicholson left last night for Denver to attend the democratic convention, after which he will go to Dallas to att tend the grand lodge of the Ehs. 1 CHRISTIAN cHURcH-9:45 a. m.,
 Sunday school, J. M. Stewart, superin-
 tendent; II a. m., sermon, text. Phil 4:13; ' p. m., c. E. prayer meeting; s p. m, Union service, sermon, theme, The Spirit in Man"
 HERE FROM GEoRGlA.-George Johnson of Georgia, and a cousin of NJ. M. Whitlaw, who recently pur- chased the Henry Ware ranch near Phoenix, is in the city looking the country over with a view to investing in real estate. B. B. Freeman, a brother of Mrs. J. H. Fleming, also Ia Georgian, is here with the same busi- ness in view and is well pleased with the valley. MT. Freeman is an exper- fenced peach grower
 HELD FOR HEARING.-Charles Dixon, the man who shot and wounded George Duvall at Five Points on Thursday afternoon, was arraigned be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday morn- ing and was held for preliminary ex- animation next Tuesday His bond was fixed at $500. The injuries of Duvall were said yesterday not to be of serious character though 1t was thought that he would be able to ap- pear for the trial before Tuesday The bond of Dixon was promptly furnished
 AN AMATEUR TO BE PROUD OF Miss Florence Brewster who appear ed at the Olympic theater last Friday and the Friday preceding made quite hit singing T Am Afraid to Come Home in the Dark" She also sang school Days" with great success. She ] leaves Thursday evening for Los An ! geles and different southern California l points and will join the Orpheum cast in Los Angeles for the summer sea- | son. She expects to be gone until No- vember or December and her many | friends here will wish her all possible | success.
 MAROONS Vs. ORPHANS The Maroons against the Orphans game will be called today at four o'clock at Eastlake park. Tomorrow the same ! teams will play the last and deciding game in the city league series accord ing to the agreement entered into few days ago. If the Maroons win the pennant is theirs. if the Orphans win. the pennant goes to the Fraternals. Thus it appears that by beating Herz- hare'S ha to do their ancient rivals a good turn
 TO PITCH FOR TUcsON-Tucson has been watching the work of Ernie Williams of the Phoenix Fraternals this season and yesterday telegraphed him to come to Tucson today and go in the box against the strong Cananea nine. Williams has been pitching steady ball all summer and with good support he will be able to hold the miners down. He will return to Phoe- nix however after the series there and at present has no intentions of re- maining in Tucson
 A PLEASANT EVENING-Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hunter entertained Thursday evening in honor of their neice, Miss Georgia Belle Davenport and her friend Miss Ruth Andrews of Waterman. III. Those who enjoyed their hospitality and a short program of music were Prof. and Mrs George Blount. Dr. and Mrs Woodward. pr. and Mrs. P. NJ Tafel, Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Valentine. MT. and Mrs. Huener- wager. Prof. and Mrs. George F. Coke. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Wright, Misses Anna Miller, Minnie Wright, Roherer Bertha Blount, Clara Jencks. Ida Mae Golze and Messrs. Layton G. Knipe. Morris Valentine. Charles Sterling. Charles Valentine and John Miller. Mrs. Tafel rendered some very pleas ing solos.
 GLOBE ORGANIZING- President Galpin of the Phoenix baseball league yesterday received letter from Globe stating that that city is now organiz- ing city league along lines similar to that in Phoenix which has been so successful in giving the fans a good quality of amateur ball. The Globe league wants a copy of the constitu- ton and bylaws of the Phoenix organ ization and suggestions. Mir. Galpin will write them. in detail telling them how to proceed. some mistakes made here to be avoided. and other matters or interest. It appears that the city league has come to Arizona as a per manent thing during at least a part of the baseball season. It will be re- organized sometime later in Phoenix. just when it is not now decided, but with some changes in the manner of conducting it's affairs. It is certain of hearty support by the local fans and merchants when it is again a go.
 MAMMOTH MINING.-Some real mining is being done now at Mammoth is the word brought back by w. B. Twitchell who with Fitz Mac has just returned from a trip of inspection to that territory. MT TwitchelI says that fully 800 men are working in the dis trict, and the Silby and c. & A. are