Arizona republican., 1908-07-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO cHIcAGo-Dr. Hubbard and ern Pacific for Chicago for a few weeks visit.
 IN MESA-General Agent Colds
 worthy and $. M. Fulton of the Santa Fe refrigerator service were in Mesa yesterday on business.
 A TUCSON VlSITOR-Mose Drachman of Tucson was a visitor in the city yesterday en route with party to the Grand Canyon.
 GONE TO THE SPRlNGS-Mrs. H. | J. Jessop and daughter, Miss Ruth,
 leave this evening for Iron Springs for 1 the summer.
 TO TAKE EXAM MINATION- F. Mashbir of Stafford, a son of the postmistress, is in the city to take the civil service examination for pos tai clerk.
 THE BIRTH OF A BoY.-There is ] happiness in the home of T. w. Harms iof Goldberg Bros. over the arrival at the Harms residence of a boy of the weight of nine and half pounds.
 MEDICAL ExAMINATIoN-Sever- al medical students were engaged in ] taking an examination before the ter ritorial board yesterday at the Hotel ! Adams.
 A ROUSE VlSlTOR-J. c. Denton of Bouse was in the city yesterday en- route to Los Angeles. He reports that mining is looking good in his section of the country.
 DEATH OF A CHlLD-Word comes from Los Angeles that MT. and Mrs Merritt Pollard. formerly of this city, lost their baby about a week ago, death resulting from an attack of diphtheria.
 BACK FROM VAcATIoN-Miss Flora J. Lamson has returned from a months vacation in southern Califor- mia and will resume her work as one of the teachers of the Lamson Busi- ness College. this week.
 HUSBAND ILL-Mrs. s. V. Putnam of North First avenue left Saturday nihgt over the Southern Pacific for Kansas City in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her husband, Frank Putnam of that city.
 A FINE MElON-J. l.. Hicks brought to The Republican office yes terday a watermelon that could hold its own in the running in any country It -Seighed about, forty pounds and was grown by MT. Hicks on section 27 two miles north and a mile east of town.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHoOD.- The Fraternal Brotherhood holds regular meeting tonight and hopes for la large attendance. There will be in- stallation of officers. and a discussion of the work of the 2odge during the summer months.
 FUNERAL OF MRS CRoNfN- Mrs. Anna Cronin died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Fitzgerald at the age of S5 years. She has been a resident of Phoenix for a long time. The funeral will take place today at o'clock from the Catholic church
 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOURTH On July Fourth Superintendent Mahoney of the territorial Industrial school took his charges for a big pie nic at St. David. They enjoyed swim in a reservoir and alr appre- ciated the treat. They feasted on watermelons and other seasonable things. The boys are now being drilled in military tactics, and are divided into companies
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: American Improvement | CO., capital stock s15O,OO0, incorpora- | tors B. L. Turner, J. w. MallOy: Bel | ladora Mining and Milling company. ] capital stock s1,OOO,OOO, incorporators B. L. Richardson, H. E. Munroe R | B. Stalder; Canadian Storeheat Co, | capital stock s15O.OOO. incorporators | Albert Carter, Newman W. Kellanz.
 A PHOENIX MAN lNJURED.-Al | letter was received yesterday from | Sam N. Seip saying that he was in a | hospital at Denver suffering from i broken rib. He was. one of the vic | tims of the California Limited wreck | at Hardy, near WinSlOw, last week | None of the friends of Mir Seip here | were aware that he was on that train. | He had left Phoenix a few days be- fore the wreck. on his annual vacation | and it was supposed that he had gone directly east. It turns out through | that he had made a side trip to the | Grand Canyon.
 INTENDED FOR USE-The Valley Bank which now owns the postOffice | building, has provided hall carpets for the second floor occupied by the re- | clamation and water users associa- | tion offices. Ii affords a protection to | the floor, recently oiled and also to l the dresses of the ladies who visit the k building and formerly absorbed more or less of the oil The new shiny car pets however look so clean that visit Ors to the building are almost afraid to step on them. Yesterday many wis itors took special pains to walk on either side of the carpets and avoid |. soiling them. The announcement is made formally therefore that however | ornamental the carpets may be they were secured primarily for use and people are privileged to walk unon