Arizona republican., 1908-06-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

the Pacific creamery of Tempe left f last night for Los Angeles on busi- nes strip.
 TO SANTA MoNIcA.-Mrs. Dave Goldberg and family left last night over the Southern Pacific for Santa Monica to spend the summer.
 GONE TO cHIcAGO.-G. Truehaft and daughter left last night over the Southern Pacific for Chicago, where they will spend the summer.
 A SUIT ON ACCOUNT-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by Marton Gold against D. w Steele to recover s260, the amount of a threshing bill incurred about a year ago.
 BACK TO MISSoURl.-George Woodson will leave Saturday for Mis- souri where he will visit for a couple of months He will return in the fall having staked down here some time ago for good with some land holdings.
 AFTER THE SLAUGHTER.-Dr. Barlow and E. J. Bennett, members of the Los Angeles hunting party who had been camped near the Peterson place at Tempe and engaged in white wing killing left last night for home, after most successful slaughter, net ting thousands of birds.
 LEAVES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Mrs. s. l.. Easterling and little son and daughter will leave Saturday for Bennettsville, South Carolint, to spend the summer. MT Easterling will join them about September, that being his native heath in Dixie.
 DOWN FROM kINGMAN.-Henry Isovin of Kingman. was in the city yesterday on business. While here he purchased a carload of watermelons for shipments to that city. He reports mining interests in that country as doing the usual amount of work and the cattle industry generally prosper ous.
 OFF FOR RooSEVELT.-Yest being a salubriOus day for travel by those who know how to fully enjoy typical Arizona rides. Engineer L. c. Hill, accompanied by Mrs. Hill and their daughter, Margaret, set out for Roosevelt. If nothing unusual occurs. they expect to be back again Sunday.
 A NEW MAccABEE LODGE.-State Commander E. L. Bumpus has just re- turned from two weeks work at Wick enburg, where he has instituted a tent of this order. Wickenburg Tent No 8. K O. T. M, was instituted. and the following are the officers for the en- suing term: Past commander J. c. Reed; commander, C. H. Weidmeyre: It. Con-, A. W. Pentland R. K, D. E. Collins; chaPlain, R. W. Baxter; sergeant, T. G. Widmeyre; physician Duke Keith; master-at-arms Pete Nicholson; first NJ. of G., Charles Fly der. second M. of G., E. O. Beaver; sentinel, c. c. Short; picket, L. Crabb.
 A JULY WEDDING-On July Sth Lloyd C. Golf of Marble City, Oklaho- ma, will be married to Miss Edith Creighton, daughter of H. H. Creigh- ton, who lives northeast of Phoenix. a short distance. The young people met at fellow students at Park college, Mis- souri. their acquaintance ripening into a closer friendship that is expected will culminate Tn a most happy mar riage. The prospective groom is we'll known and highly respected young man of his home town. The bride to-be has spent the most of her life in this valley. except the years she has been away at school. and IS tal- ented and highly esteemed young woman.
 WILL CASH THE BoNDs.-When the First National Bank of Bisbee col lapsed under the pressure of the panic a few months ago, the territory had goodly sum of money on deposit in that institution. The territorial treas urer, however, was not worried in the slightest for he had slowed away in the vault as security s25,000 worth of United States consols, due in 1930 and bearing ? per cent. Ever since that time he has been holding them in the hope that the Bis5ee institution could pull itself together. pay back the money and take the bonds. It has failed to do so, however, and yester- day the treasurer forwarded the bonds to New York banking house with in structions to sell them on July 1st. Any proceeds over and above the amount the bank owes the territory will be turned over to the bank or its assigns.
 WANTS PAY FOR TlME.-Abran Lopez, the youth who was arrested on Wednesday for the burglary of the mansion of Francisco Franco, and the theft of fifteen cents therefrom, had hearing before Justice Johnstone yesterday and was held to the grand jury. He denied the theft of the money, but he says he found a silk handkerchief while rummaging in a trunk for cash. He sold the hand kerchief to an Indian. Lopez had a grievance of his own. He wants pay for half days work which was in terrupted by Deputy Sheriff Davis when he made the arrest about ten o'clock in the morning. Lopez was