Arizona republican., 1908-10-29
Of Local Interest

A POLITICAL BUSINESS TRIP | Secretary Young of the republican ter ] ritorial committee left last night for | Bisbee to meet Chairman Smith of the | committee on important matters re- | lating to the campaign. He will return
 to headquarters on Friday morning.
 THE REPUBLICAN, cANcipATES l Tine republican candidates for the county offices will hold a meeting at the Osborn school house tonight and after that they will visit the south side
 where the greater part of the re-
 mainder of the campaign will be spent.
 TEMPE EXcURsIoN-A big re- publican rally has been planned for
 Saturday night in Tempe, for which the NJ. & P company will run a special excursion train at 6 o'clock, accepting excursion tickets also on the 7:30 o'clock train both city time special train will return after the rally. Fare for the round trip will be 8 cents.
 MIR. CLEARYs INcURsIoN- W.
 E. Cleary the candidate of the inde-
 pendent party for delegate to congress
 left yesterday morning for Prescott
 where he expected to speak last night.
 He will then visit Jerome where he
 had arranged for a meeting tonight
 He will then return to the southern
 part of the territory where he will
 close the campaign. His itinerary is unique in that he goes where the spirit moves him and notices of his meetings are never given out more than twenty
 four hours in advance; frequently the meetings are arranged after his arriv- al il a town.
 CHA FOR cAMERoN-It may seem a little bit piggish to claim ev- erything and The Republican does not want to be sanguine but a republican who has recently toured eastern Ari- zona and returned to Phoenix. says that he is firmly convinced that Ralph Cameron is going to carry Gila county which has hitherto been considered democratic and socialist stronghold Right or wrong this announcement is not made for political effect but by a man who believes what he is saying and who in the past has demonstrated that he was not always on the wrong side in the matter of judgment
 THE COUNTY FEDERAL LEASE The board of supervisors have pre- sented to the representative of the federal government a new lease for the quarters now occupied by the United States in the court house. The rent has been increased from $500 a year to S1200. The former sum was the amount fixed upon by the board some months ago but after some nego- tiation the board was inclined to ac- cept S1100 and would have entered in to a lease for that amount. United ! States Marshal Daniels however refus- 1 ed to allow more than the government l had been paying and a deadlock en- sued, threatening the removal or eX- | pulsion of the United States from the | court house. Some understanding has | been arrived at and after several l months of padleying the county and | the federal government seem about to come to terms.
 SAW SOME OF THE WORLD Pat MaEovern, formerly of the Cow Boy corral. returned home yesterday from a four months trip during which ie oeiN blB pltCe OI Ille WOTlO ana the best part of it at that. He went from here to Los Angeles and other coast points thence east, stopping in Nebraska to visit friends, then going -o New York and Brooklyn where he visited a couple of sisters. From New York he sailed for Southampton. He visited a brother in the old home in Ireland where he still has a farm that s good one but hard to sell for many reasons. After rolling around on the Dld sod and conducting an osculatory Irritation with the Blarney stone he slipped over to England and paid his 'espects to the king, or at least to the Iing's representatives, then crossed the channel for a peep at the way things Ire done In gay Paree. He had a de- ightful time and returns home to en- |. oy life in the best place of all, the : Salt River valley.