Arizona republican., 1908-01-29
OF
LOCAL INTEREST

REMAINS GO EAST-Thc remains
of James David Luker will be shipped
east for interment Thursday evening.
The body is now in charge Of Mohn &
Driscon The deceased had a number
of friends in Phoenix.
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.-There
will be dance and concert at the
Country Club Friday evening. There
viii be u bus at the Hotel Adams at
s O'Clock for those who desire to use
that conveyance.
SURVEY APPROVED-The survey
or general has approved Mineral Sur
vey No. PASS. Dead Pine, Iolanthe.
Lone Pine. FL Moro and Boulder Mine
lode claims. situated in the Greehlee
Gold Mountain Mining District, Ora
ham county. and claimed by The Ari-
IONA Copper Company.
LEAP YEAR BALL.-Arizona Re
bekah lodge No. l is arranging to give
a Lean Year dance i'm O'Neill hall on
the evening of February 2S and notice
is given thus early that those who
would like to attend may arrange their
affairs accordingly. The hall is
large one. and will be appropriately
served during the ball.
ADVANCE SALE GOOD.-The sale
of tickets for the Kubelik concert al
the Arizona School of Music is very
encouraging and Il well filled house is
assured. The violinist and his party
were in San Diego Monday. Wednes-
day and Thursday he will play return
gements in Los Angeles, and leave
for the east Friday. playing in PhOe-
nix and Tucson and FL Paso, after
wards making a trip To Mexico City
and Cuba.
KLINE Miss Irma c.
Kline and Clifford H. Opel were mar
ried in Duluth Mimi. on January Is.
Rev. :. Is. GOetZ of Hope Church read
the services. After a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Opel will be at
home in Duluth. Mr.. Opel is a prom
inent young business man and the
bride is a social favorite. Miss Kline
lived in Phoenix in 1906 with her
aunt. Mrs. ! E. Richardson AT 395. y.
Fifth Avenue ard attended the Phoe-
nix Academy.
GAMBLERS CAUGHT. - Marshal
Moore yesterday took into custody two
men. by the name of Lopez and Bar
raras on the charge of violating the
anti-gambling law. The marshal
caught them at the Redlight. When he
suddenly pushed the door open yester-
day afternoon ne caught a glimpse of
money on the table at which the two
men were sitting apparently engaged
in game Of cards for amusement.
When he began questioning them. Lo-
pei. who has the reputation of being
a tin horn. tried to throw the officer
off by saying To the clerk of the soda
counter for there is no liquor sold
there, that he had lost the drinks
The marshal though. disclosed the
money on the table and took the men
into custody.
KILLED FIVE MULES.-Dr. ]. c.
Norton. territorial veterinarian. re-
turned yesterday morning from Yuma
where he rad been for a couple of
DAYS During his stay there he killed
five glandered mules on the California
side Ot the river. 1t was the suspect
ed presence Of CHAMBERS that has called
the doctor to Yuma so frequently of
late, the government as well as the
territorial authorities wishing to have
the recently arrived stock closely
watched against the possibility of such
a disease. These animals were sus-
pected on previous trip and were
segregated. There are no others af-
fected 50 far as known but all the
stock that has been brought there re-
Gently has been kept in camps by itself
so II can be closely watched. The
stock Will he working on this side Of
the river before a great while. but
coed care viii be taken that the dis
ease secures no foOthold. The doctor
also inspected a shipment of 11s bulls
while in Yuma, that were being
brought from a California point to
The Pantano range of Vail ana Gates
n the southern part of the territory.