Arizona republican., 1908-07-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST
BENNY ROBINSON DEAD-word

| BENNY ROBINSON DEAD-Word was received here yesterday that 1 Benny Robinson died Sunday even | ing in Los Angeles and that his mother would arrive here this morn ing, bringing the body of her son with her
 NICE TRIP EAST.-H. F. DeWinton returned yesterday from a pleasure | trip through the east, visiting Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City. He had a | fine time and met a few Arizonians, but for the most part he gaZed entirely on strange faces.
 WORK AT THE PRISON.-Archi- tect Thornton Fitzhugh returned yes terday from trip to Florence. Work is proceeding nicely at the prison | grounds the site being now well clear |, ed and ready for constructive opera tions.
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.-A. 1 NJ Wiatt of the Salt River Valley 1 Marble works, left last night for l Gloucester. Va After a visit there of l some length with friends, he will go to the Vermont marble quarries to l purchase an added stock for his Phoe nix works
 A SAMPLE OF TOMATOES.-The l board of supervisors yesterday receiv- ed a sample box of tomatoes from the l.. B. Johnson Company, of Mesa. l They were left, that it might be known what can be accomplished in this | part of the country in the way of | gardening.
 THE TRACE OF A BICYCLE | THlEF.-A conductor on the Indian | school car line yesterday found a bi- | cycle lying partly concealed in the weeds along side the track. It had evidently been stolen for ride out of town and the thief having gone that far with it left it.
 A NEW COTTAGE.-JohnE Earl and 1 George Woodbridge have just com pleted the erection of a nice cottage l for Mrs. Eliza Edwards at 510 south l Third street Mrs. Edwards is the ] only resident of Phoenix who deals in fortune telling as a professional busi- | ness and has a permanent location here, being one of the oldest residents of the valle-
 A WORD TO HoRSEMEN-An- nouncement is made that it is time to
 
 rial fair. Entries may be received now for the two year old trot, the two year old space, the three year old trot and the three year old pace. The conditions are the same as those of last year. Application may be made for entry blanks to F. s. Hildreth. sup erintendent of speed
 FAlNTED-A man who arrived here yesterday morning from Wis cOnsin, tired and worn with his jour ney and not very strong anyhow, suddenly tainted and fell on the sidewalk in front of the New York store last evening just before 6 o'clock. He seemed to be dead for a minute, but revived quickly and was carried to the yard in the rear of the Gregory house. A physician was summoned but did not find anything serious the matter with him. THE PRESCOTT GAMES.-The All Stars are keeping their minds clear and their muscles in good working condition for the next two games with | the Grays in Prescott next Saturday and Sunday. The Santa Fe has made an excursion rate of sS.5O for the
  those who want it, and it is expected a big delegation of mountain tourists will accompany the ball team Satur- | day, and more will follow Sunday morning. And a week from Sunday the All Stars will bring the Tucson | team to Phoenix for one game. SHE'S SAFE FOR A WHILE-Refu | gio BracamOnte of whom his wife tried | to make shoe srtings last Sunday l night need be under no apprehension of danger from that quarter at least before the meeting of the next grand | jury. The woman had a preliminary trial before Justice Johnstone yester- day and was held to the grand jury in the sum of s2OO. That is not very much on the face of it, but it will probably hold Mrs. Eulogia as tight as if it were 5000
 MRS. B. LEHMAN DEAO-Aaron Goldberg received a telegram last night announcing the death in Ia coma yesterday morning of Mrs B. Heyman, a sister of Mrs. Goldberg She had not had good health for a year past, being troubled with a weak heart. There were no particulars giv- en, but it is presumed death was quite unexpected, as Mrs Goldberg had not heard of her condition being alarming. Mir. and Mrs. Heyman came to Phoenix considerably over twenty years ago, making this their home until a few years ago when they moved to Tacoma. Mrs. Hey man was AS years old and is sur vived by her husband and one daugh- ter, Miss Reba. She was well known in Phoenix, was one of the most popular and highly esteemed women of the city during her residence here and her death will be sincerely mourned by many. Mrs. Goldberg and another SiSfpr who Nvara i'm Can