Arizona republican., 1908-09-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

] ley anu tllllOlfll nave itNAAhtu AA'iA ltheir stay in California.
 GONE TO YUMA-Engineer L. c Hill left Sunday evening for Yuma
 and the Laguna dam.
 A DAY IN PRESCoTT.-W. s
 Goldsworthy and W. l.. Carver of the
 Santa Fe offices spent yesterday in Prescott.
 A GLOBE VISITOR.-C. II. Farrow
 of Globe is a business visitor in the
 city for few days.
 RETURNED FROM EAST.-D. W. 1 Hall of Salome has returned from an eastern trip and registered at the Ford
 hotel yesterday.
 TRAVELLERS RETURN.-lIrs. F. Williams and Mrs. A. Aylwin returned yesterday morning from their sum- mer vacation in Los Angeles
 ! HOME FROM THE HILLS.-Perle tJewett and family are home from a | trip to the vicinity of Yarnell where Mir Jewett has mining property.
 MINING MAN-E. W. Brooks, the mining engineer of Los Angeles was jamong the arrivals here yesterday on l business.
 ] DR. CONNER RETURNEO.-Dr D. | L. Conner returned yesterday after noon from an eastern trip, part of the | time being spent in Kansas and the north on a hunting trip.
 A GIRL BABY.-Justice Kyle re cefved word yesterday that he is grandfather to another baby girl which arrived at the home of Sid Mauk and wife at Globe day before yesterday.
 IN FROM MINE.-Louis B. Carr of the Pittsburg Hdrqua Hala mine is in the city on mining business. He looks for more active work in that sec ton when cooler weather arrives. Sev- eral properties are doing some devel- opment work at present.
 AN FL PASOAN.-L. G. Bignell, a mining engineer of Fl Paso. is a busi- ness visitor in the city for a few days. He has been investigating mining con ditfons at Kelvin and states that sew .eraI companies expect to open up there shortly. E
 HARRY WE'LL HOME-Harry Wei has returned from a summer spent in the east devoted largely to the study of music at Chautauqua, New York. under Charles Washburne, his former instructor MT Well has in mind putting on the local stage during the coming winter, with a local chorus. the comic opera. "The Mocking Bird
 N. G. A. ELECTION.-Colonel Me Clintock has issued an order for an election to be held by the Morenci cavalry troop on September 9. The election is to fill the vacancy in the office of first lieutenant and any oth- er office in the commissioned strength that may be vested by reason of the election of a first lieutenant.
 TO REMODEL HOME-AIr. and Mrs. T. M. Earnhart of Kirkland were in Phoenix yesterday arranging for the repainting and remodeling of their home on Central avenue. They return ed to Kirkland this morning, put will be in Phoenix again within a week, to remain permanently. Mir Earnhart-re- gently purchased the Perry Sears place and thirty-four acres of land on Cen tral avenue, and it is this he Is fixing up for a permanent residence.
 OIL COMPANY METING.-The an-
  Uncle sam Oil company was held here yesterday, the stock being represented by Col James A. Fleming, Judge Al bert L. Wilson and H. II. Tucker, Jr., of Kansas City. These gentlemen, who | arrived last Saturday in preparation | for the meeting, left this morning for the east. They will make brief stop | at the Grand canyon.
 FOUND DEAD-Maunel Garcia | was found dead in Cottonwood can yon, a short distance from Roosevelt. l on Sunday. An empty Florida water bottle was found by his side though | whether it's former contents had any bearing on the fact of his death, has | not been learned.
 BABY GIRL.-A fine baby girl was added to the family circle of Mr. and | Mrs. John Schlalos on Saturday.
 A RAINY DAY-Yesterday was a | rainy day in Phoenix. That is the correct name for it; one which can seldom be properly used in this sec ion. It was not the occasion of any particular rain, notable for it's pre- ,ipitation, and it did not rain hard md clear up again, shower fashion. t just rained by fits and starts when ever it felt like it from o'clock in the morning until evening The rains were always brief, sometimes hard {, md often a mere sprinkle, but it was Ir .loudy most of the day and unrelia- ,le all day. More people were scared han were wet by the storm, though |, though rain fell to make the streets md crossings very muddy There h vas some display of lightning in a { lear sky early Sunday evening and
 good husky breeze about midnight. |, 1t 3 a. m. it was still clear but light- I ing frequently and the thunder roll It ng distantly. At 4:3O there was still lI uite a clear sky with more thunder ! nd lightning. By o'clock it all h anne in a rush and then what fol- h owed is related above. Ii ,zskzz znza MRzzERazHzA