Arizona republican., 1908-09-04
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 Douglas was yestrday appointed not , ary public for Cochise county.
 TO RETURN MONDAY.-Judge c. l F. Ainsworth is expected home Mon 1 day from his vacation.
 MARSHAL MOORE ILL.-Marshal Moore was suffering with a bad at tack of influenza yesterday and was not able to be at the office.
 RETURNED FROM INDIANAPO- | LIS.-Alrs Garret II. Ryan and chil- dren have returned from Indianapo- ! lis where they have been spending the summer
 BACK FROM MISSOURI.-Mrs. F. s. Miner and daughter, Miss Shirley Miner, have returned from a summer visit to their former home in Bethany. PRISON WORK.-Thornton FitZ- | hugh, architect of the new territorial prison returned from Florence yester- day and reports everything moving along satisfactorily.
 RECITAL AT CARTWRIGHT.-The
 third annual recital of the music stu | dents of Miss Margaret Howard will | be held at the NJ. E. church, south, in I the Cartwright district this, Friday ev- ening, September 4.
 | TO TUSKEGEE-Miss Claudio and Mabel Stevens, daughters of MT. and Mrs Robert Stevens, will leave today for the Tuskegee institute, the fa nous college presided over by Book CT T. Washington.
 RATE TO FRISCO.-The Southern Pacific has announced a special rate of S42.2O, round trip, from Mesa and Phoenix, and of S41.60 from Tempe to San Francisco. The tickets will he good for twenty days and the sale dates are October 9, and ,.
 BROTHER RECOVERED.-W. T. Smith has returned from California where he went several days ago in response to a telegram stating the serious illness of his brother. The latter improved and is now on the road to recovery.
 THE STREET CLEAREO.-Frenchy has removed his barricades from Cen ter street, near the postoffice, and the new cement crosswalk he has built for the benefit of patrons of the Post office News store is now in commis- sion. There is no toll charged and anybody who wants to may use it.
 DEATH OF A BABE.-About ten days ago the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Egley was frightened by the arriv- al of two promising twin babes. It is now with regretful duty to announce that one of them died yesterday even ing and the other is quite dangerously ill.
 ORANGE LAND SOLD.-Waldo Christy has sold the south east quar- ter of section in township ? north, range east; to J. A. Ream. This is fine. orange land located in the near vicinity of the tract bought a day or so ago by Moore & Mcclellan. The consideration was not made public.
 MINING PROPERTY SOLD.-R. D. Dixon has sold to Milton Fisk the Forth Worth and Dallas mining claims and the Jackson mill site in the Camp Creek district, together with a third interest in a five stamp mill on the Jackson site.
 A PROSPECTIVE TRANSFER Charles F., and H. P. DeMund are ne gotiating with w. T. Williams and the heirs of Charles w. Williams for the purchase of 2S0 acres near Peoria, de- scribed as follows: southeast quarter and the cast half of the northeast quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 15, township north range 1 east. Chas. W. Williams was an officer in the Spanish war and died in Cuba, the es- state now being in probate court
 GEORGE H. HALM HOME.-George H. Hahn returned yesterday morning from his summer vacation in Califor- mia. having spent the greater part of the time at Santa Monica. He had good time but is more satisfied than ever concerning the future of this val ley. Speaking of the new packing house to be built for the Orange Grow CTS association by MT. Hahn and number of other gentlemen, he said the work will be rushed as fast as pos sible and it is expected it will be com pleted in thirty days. It will have to be, for the orange season will open up very soon after that
 M'EWEN- STEWART. = Announce ments have been received in Phoenix by friends of the marriage of Neil Me Even who is well known in this city and quite extensively interested in Salt
 
 took place on August 19 at London, ontario, when MT MeEwen was we'd ded to Miss Elizabeth Mae Stewart of that city. The ceremony was perform ed by the brides father, Rev. A. Stew art. The couple were the recipients of a number of valuable and beautiful presents. The bride is an accomplish ed young lady who is held in high re- gard by her many friends in the Can adian city. The groom is a Canadian who was attracted to the valley and found it much to his liking, so that MT. and Mrs. McEwen will probably come to Phoenix this winter to make their home The IsDndon Free Press contains an account of the marriage. Congratulations are in order.
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