Arizona republican., 1908-06-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 last night installed as driver of the hose wagon, to succeed Geo. w
 Stokoe who resigned the place some weeks ago.
 | THE APACHE UPRlSlNG-TheI h. dian uprising on the Fort Apache res ervation was not pulled off according to agreement, says the Holbrook Ar gus. The report of the loss of num- 1 Der os sheep and the killing of a 1 horse seems to have been without any foundation but it created no little excitement in Holbrook for a while.
 ALIEN LABOR cAsE.-The Arizo- | na Copper company, charged by the representatives of the government with having brought four young men from Scotland to work in a clerical capacity was tried last week in Globe and by stipulation between the attorneys a judgment was rendered against the company for $2,0O0 and costs.
 LAST REcITAl.-The last sInGents' recital will take place at the Arizona School of Music this evening. Miss Amy White, a pupil of of Mrs. May
 
 a pupil in voice of MT. Thomas Fran cis Hughes, will give the entire pro gram. Both are possessed of marked talents and the entertainment will be assured very good attendance.
 A MERITED VACATION.-Miss Matte B. Holt, who has had charge of music in the schools of Phoenix for the past year, left last night for Chi cagO where she will sepnd the summer She will return in the fall shortly be- fore the reOpening of the schools. Miss Holt is a most efficient teacher and the pupils have progressed rapidly un- der her direction. They have felt an awakened interest in the subject of music. Miss Holt prepared the musi- cal features of the various commence ment programs.
 HE GOT THE llMIT.-James Wal ters. whose conviction was announced in these columns the other day, on the charge of assault with intent to kill Officer Lowthian of the Globe police force, was sentenced by Judge Nave to imprisonment for life Walters as sault on the officer was made in the latters office, his sister and another young woman being present. The Of- ficer's life was saved by his sister who sprang upon the shooter It is said that when sentence was pronounced Walters merely smiled as though he thought it was something of joke.
 SALTON SEA ICE BOUNO.-Truly the climate of the southwest must be changing. The latest advertising of the Sunset route is in one form of window placards calling attention to the beautiful Salton sea and showing a picture of it surrounded by snow capped mountains down which the glaciers run about a third of the way to the edge of that famous pond. The $. P. surely has a discerning artist for he has discovered a very important feature of that Southern California landscape. which all his predecessors have overlooked
 BIG RED MEN.-DUring the recent great council of Red Men in Tucson the following officers were elected to serve during the ensuing year. J. J. OLoughlin of Cochise, Bisbee great sachem; A. H. Anderson of Apache. Morenci, great senior sagamore: J. E. Dufton of Pima, Tucson. great junior sagamore; Nat F.. Hawke of Pima. Tucson. great chief of records: Felix Levy of Pima, great prophet: Richard Sumid of Zuni, Prescott, great keeper of wampum; Wiley E. Jones of Clifton. great representative
 LOVES THE OLD SOD.-Col. Me Clintock has received a letter from Harry B. Fox of MiddletOwn, Pa. for merly a corporal of A troop. Rough Rider regiment, commanded by Cap tain O'Neill. MT Fox was at one time connected with The Republican for few weeks during the ownership of Charles C. Randolph and is now the business manager of the MiddletoWn Journal A number of things in his letter are interesting to Phoenix peo- pie and especially to The Republican. Mir. Fox says in part: "A copy of The Republican containing a write-up of the paper. its new home and the install lation of a 12-page duplex press has reached the office of the Middeltown Journal. l can scarcely describe how eagerly the paper was read from the first to the last page, scanning each and news item in the hope of finding names that were fla miliar to me, nor was I disappointed The growth of The Republican was to me both because l am in the newspaper business and because of my former connection with the pa per. It has been ten years since I left the city and during that time I have often longed to revisit the only met ropolitan city in the territory" The of the letter was devoted to personal matters and reference to old friends.
 HoUSEHOLDERS REASSURED.-I Two men were seen hanging around the southwestern part of town all yes terday afternoon in rather a suspicious