Arizona republican., 1908-08-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST

DEDICATION PosTPoNED.-Th dedication of the new church in tn Cartwright district has been post poned until the 27th.
 CALLED BY lLLNESS.-Frank De. Sousa left last night for Bisbee beins
 called there by the sudden illness O.
 his father.
 NEW DEPUTIES.-The appoint ments of Sam Reid and Rafael Els. trada as deputy sheriffs, were yes terday filed with the county recorder MARRIED IN MESA.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Alfred Nelson and Elizabeth P. Sanders, botf of Mesa City. They were to be mar ried in Mesa City last night
 PROCLAMATION ON RECORD The board of supervisors yesterday received from the governors office his official election proclamation and or dered it placed on record and pub- ! lished.
 i SANTA FEE TURES.-Among those leaving over the Santa Fe today are Frank A. Hilderb/ /In for Chicago; William Stevens for Chicago; Mrs. O. Turner for St. Louis and Miss. Rose Fink for Chicago.
 FOR A SHORT OUTlNG.-Mrs. Wm. Graft has gone on a visit to northern Arizona. She will visit the Grand Canyon and other places of interest and expects to return about September 18th.
 THE OSBORN scHooL.-The bu- Ireau of publicity of the Osborn school announces that that famous institu- tion of learning will resume the in struction of the young idea on Sep tember If.
 RETURNED FROM VAcATIoN.- Eugene Redewill returned yesterday afternoon from a trip to the coast, taking in all the beach resorts, and San Francisco, returning by way of Flagstaff and Iron Springs.
 AT IRDOME.-Richard Mcdowell of the Raymond company is doing specialties at the Aid Dome this week One of the pictures being shown there is the Santa Barbara fiesta of flowers and lhe fleet at San Francisco.
 RETURNED FROM GRAND CAN YON.-L. II. Chalmers returned yes terday from the Grand Canyon where his iamii,' has been for sevecll days. They Will spend the remainder of the summer at Flagstaff
 MOVED SHOP.-Frank Cavalliere has moved his blacksmith shop which was located on north Center street to the building one door south where he has larger quarters. He will fit them up in modern shape with new equip ment
 AWAY WITH DESERTERS.-Har- ry Spencer Foulks, the deesrter from the Alabama in the Pacific fleet, will be taken to San Francisco this even ing by Fred Christy The other de- serter, Morgan, will be sent in com pany with Officer Connors as soon as the transportation arrives.
 TWIN BOYS.-The stork was very liberal in its contribution at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Egly, leaving there Sunday morning two bouncing baby boys. All parties are doing well including the father who has sufficient ly recovered from the shock to be about town prOclaiming the glad news.
 ARlSTOCRATIC DoGS.-Informa- tion was received at the Berryhill store yesterday that MT. Berryhill, who is now in Chicago, has for warded to Charles Urban a couple of high class, blue bloOded dogs. One of them is an English bull pup about a year old and the other is a Dash und four months old.
 HOlBROOK VISITOR.-W. H. Clark of Holbrook, who came to Phoenix as a delegate to the territor- ial republican convention is still here and proposes to stay as long as he wants to, enjoying the Phoenix sum mer climate. He does not believe in rushing things and does not come to Phoenix often. When he does come he takes time enough to clean his slate of all business matters in the capital and do a little visiting with his many Phoenix friends.
 THE MAROONS NOT IN IT.-The MaroOns lost both games at Prescott but have scheduled another game La bor Day when they hope to do bet ter The first game was lost to II, the second l to '. The Maroons ex- pected to play the Colts, a junior or ganization but when they came on the diamond of the Grays were there
  thought was relegated to the tall tim bers for all time. But Grabb is like the proverbial cat. The Maroons, like the AllStars, are losing out by lack of practice. No man on any local team is fielding or batting any where near what he did two months ago when they were playing every Sunday and some weeks both Satur- day and Sunday and doing more or less working out during the week. With the All-Stars going to Tucson on Labor Day and the Maroons at the Mile High town it would be ad- visable for these hines to lineup and get in trim, or else they will pull off which will be the lasting disgrace of Phoenix as a ball town. There is no need for this as the ma terial is here, though a little stale at this season.
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