Arizona republican., 1908-02-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

HERE FROM CHICAGO. - A. w. ] the general passenger agent for the 1 Chicago and Great Western, was in
 the city yesterday on railroad usiness. GONE TO LOS ANGElES.-Louie
 Melczer and Ed Truehaft left Sunday night for Los Angeles to be gone sev- eraI days on business.
 i AGUA CALIENTE ALL RlGHT- | Walter Lund. who with Andrew Pan craZi is in charge of the hotel and ev- erything else at Agua Caliente. arrived ! in town yesterday morning. MT. Lund | says that business resort is booming. MEMORIAL MEETING.-The w. C.
 T. |. will hold a Frances Willard Memorial meeting in the parlors of the First NJ F.. church Wednesday after noon at 2:S0 o'clock. All are cordially l invited. | A DISAPPOINTMENT. - Announce ment is made that the meeting of the
 executive committee of the republican
 territorial central committee, called l for February 22, in Tucson, has been | postponed until February 29th.
 CORNICE EXPOSED.-Part of the wooden forms are being removed from the upper and finishing portions of the concrete NOIk OH lllt -Ntbit bullQ- i ing. and leaves exposed the fine cor
 nice which has been made. IL is mas siVe and highly decorative in design, and adds much to the appearance of RETURNED FROM KELvlN.-W. B. Twitchell returned yesterday from
 Kelvin. where he went on mining bus mess. He says that there is cOnsid- erable trading and selling of prospects and properties among the people up there and a goodly number of out siders are looking over the numerous claims Kelvin is not dead he says, by a long ways. STILL WORKING.-C. F. Smurth- waite and wife will leave this morning for the mine. MT. Smurthwaite states that down in the new shaft in which work is being done. better body of copper ore. copper glance and show
 ing of native copper has been en- countered. The Grand Traverse and
 Arizona has never halted during the recent contraction of mining opera
 tions
 THE NOLAN lNQUEST.-The in
 quest in the case of Charles Nolan
 was held yesterday before Acting Cor
 Oner Johnstone. The body of Nolan,
 which had been buried before the au
 thorities had been notified of his sud- den death were not eXhumed. IL had been learned by them that the remains
 were in such state at the time of in terment an examination would reveal nothing. Beside. the evidence of No lan's wife and son left no doubt that death had resulted from natural
 
 was acute indigestion
 THE MAGNANl GAMBLING CASE O. Magnani. who had been arrested for allowing two men to play a game of poker in his place. was tried yester- day morning before Recorder Thom- as of the police court. and sentenced to pay fine of SlOO. There was no proof that the defendant bad been present al the time of the game. or that he had any knowledge that the game had been played. IL was also brought out that the players who had recently arrived in town. did not know that the game was in violation of the law. An appeal was taken to the dis trict court
 FUNERAL OF DANIEL GRAU. - The funeral services of Daniel Grau. the son of Mr. ard Mrs. l.. H. Grau, who passed away Saturday, were held at the family residence. 703 East Ad- ans street yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and we~e largely. attended by friends of the family Rev. Henry Martyn Campbell conducted the servi- ces and spoke inspiringly of the young mans life in very touching address. A sister of the young man is expect ed to arrive here Wednesday morning and the mother will leave with the body in the evening for San Francisco, where it will be inferred. The sympa- thy of their friends here and elsewhere | is extended in this sad hour of be- | reavement
 ARBoREAL ENTERPRISE. - AL | most any good thing can be carried 1 too far A lady living in the east part ! of town informs The Republican that | she is strongly in sympathy with it's : attitude. on the question of tree plant | ing, but she is inclined to think ns | encouragement of that practice Mas | some people to an over jealous activity. A year ago she set | out some nice eucalyptus trees in 1 front of her home. They were nur- tured with tender care and prospered . exceedingly as the weeks rolled by. It had become a practice for each mem Der of the family to go out the first thing every morning and gloat little while over the coming glory of the eucalypts and in fancy enjoy the shade they were designed to furnish in the coming years. Sunday morning when the family went out to gloat as usual the trees were gone and there was l. nothing left but great ragged and heart breaking holes in ths ground. The Republican seeks to encourage the planting of trees, but it suggests also. that one should use some discrimina- ton as to whose trees he is planting.