Arizona republican., 1908-08-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO THE coAST.-Hon. Isaac T.
Stcddard left last night-for business
trip to the coast
TO CORONADO.-Miss Mayme and
Minnie Mcintosh and Mrs. A. ]. Ware
left this morning for few weeks at
Coronado
TO COOLER CLIMES-W. X. Bone
left this morning for Colorado points
and afterwards VII take a trip through
Utah and Idaho.
TO JOIN HIS WIFE.-Chaplain
Scott will leave Wednesday for La
Jolla, Calf, where Mrs. Scott is now
spending the summer.
y RETURNED FROM SEATTLE. =
Win Wylie returned to Phoenix yes
terday after visit with his daughter
Mrs. b. W James in Seattle.
LEFT FOR HOME. NJ. Wheeler
representing the Pauly Jail Building
company of st. Louis left last night
for his headquarters at Oklahoma City.
LEFT FOR COAST.-8fiss Mallie
Friedrich has gone to the coast to
spend the remainder of the summer
with her uncle, +. e Friedrich of Los
Angeles.
LOCATED IN PHoENIx.-T. Sand
ers, who was formerly located at Tue
son with the Morris Packing company.
has located his headquarters in PhOc-
nix for the same concern.
VISITING IN PHOENIX. - Miss
Myrtle Bruner of Buckeye has been
spending the week as a guest of Miss
Mallie Friedrich and Mrs. Arch Fitz-
hugh.
IN THE CONTEST.-Del Morrell of
the Pinney store will leave tonight
for California for vacation and
while there will take part in a rifle
shooting contest at Ocean Park.
BACK TO IOWA.-H. Hornbaker,
chief clerk to the master mechanic of
the NJ. & p and p. & f., left last
night for Eldon. Iowa, for a months
vacation.
BY THE SEA ZES.-George
Christ, chief clerk in the office of the
surveyor general, left yesterday for
Southern California, where he will re-
main for few weeks.
ON VACATION.-Gene Agents
Lands of the Southern Pacific left
yesterday on his summer vacation in
tending to spend few days at each of
the seaports on the Aqua Fria, taking
in Buckeye and Arlington during his
sojourn.
ALLEGED FEATHER THIEVES
Blevins and Rinehart, arrested for rob
bing ostriches of the Pan-American
were before Justice Johnston yester-
day and pleaded not guilty. Their trial
for this a -o'piocG
A FALLING OFF.-George. Lut-
gerding, cashier Of the Union Bank
and Trust company, left this morning
for Denver for a WELL earned vacation.
1t is not known just exactly what the
results of his sojourn may be, but
some entertain suspicious.
HE SERVED HIS TlME.-Frank
Nunez was released from the county
Jail yesterday after a term of six
months and thirty DAVIS. He had been
sentenced by the district court to six
months for selling liquor to Indians
and to pay a fine of 800. On the
completion Of the six months and thir-
ty days additional he took the poor
convict's oath and was discharged
ON THE OLD STAMPING
GROUND.-After an absence of sew
eral months, n. c. Webster, former
resident Of the city. came back yester-
day with 200 head of horses belonging
to Grant Bros. They had been en-
pIoyed on railroad work near Culiacan,
Mexico, but the rain and hot season
having set in there it became neces-
sary to suspend operations. The
horses have been put on pasture here.
Another lot of 300 was taken through
to Los Angeles. Mr.. Webster will
spend a few days in religious COM
munion with his old time friends and
then rejoin his family
AN ARMOUR MAN.-W. R. Archer
of Tucson, general manager OF Ar
mour interests, was in the city yester-
day looking over the local offices in
charge of Garry Gareshe. He had
just returned from Cananea, where
he found business lively. Half of the
furnaces in the big smeIter are now
going and about $500 men are being
employed. He, however. finds Phoenix
the best city of them all in the south
west and showing abundant signs of
prosperity.
THEY PLAYED BALL.-Rain in
tSiAtlSu VIII llie game between ldR-
staff and Prescott Saturday, but on
Sunday they went at it for a morning
and an afternoon game. AS doped out
the Grays had their hands full with
the boys from the Skylight city. Clark
protegees took the morning encounter
by score of Ito 5. In the afternoon
the Grays won by the same ratio, but
it took them eleven innings to turn
the trick. Prescottites in Phoenix yes
terday say both exhibitions were hum
mers. The amateur teams in Arizona
this season are getting into the game
i'm fine style, many of the contests
having Been equal to league affairs.
A WELL KNOWN ARCHITECT
The following dispatch from RosIyn,
L. l.. July 2S, mentions the death of
Luther Birdsall here on July 1: