Arizona republican., 1908-08-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 FOR A VAcATioN.-Doctor and Mrs Chas A. Van der Veer left last
 Angeles and vicinity.
 HOME FROM FLAGSTAFF.-Mrs
 Lillur Wilson has returned from
 Flagstaff where she enjoyed a de- | lightful outing of a few weeks.
 WESTERN UNION cHANGE.-W. IC. DelZell arrived in the city from | Fl Paso yesterday to take the po-
 sition of night manager of the West
 en Union, succeeding MT. Britton who left last night for the coast.
 CUBS VS. GlANTS.-The Sunday
 ball game will be the combat be-
 tween the Colored Cubs of Phoenix
 and the Giants of Tempe. It will be called at 3:S0 o'clock. It will furnish iali the sport and amusement needed
 CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.. followed by the ". P. S. c. E. service at 10:30, after which communion services will be held. There will be no services in the evening on account of the union
 services.
 THE VOICE OF THE ToWN.- The first number of La VoZ de Pu- eblo" appeared yesterday. It is
 Spanish journal of democratic ten dencies, the property of Theodore Ola. E. L. Lopez and R. N. Saavedra.- Mir. Lopez is the editor. It is generously patronized by advertisers and there is an extensive sale of it on its ap- pearance
 A ROOSEVELT iNClDENT.-It is reported from Roosevelt that George Kepnar. waiter at Tom Wings res taurant, was assaulted by a man named Peterson and had his collar
 bone broken during the fracas. It seems there had been trouble of some kind in the kitchen of the restau- rant and George called Peterson down Peterson afterwards laid for Kepnar and in the dark he hit him with something, breaking his collar bone. Peterson will be arrested.
 A VALUABLE ACCESSION TO THE XAllEX.-Among the late ar rivals in Phoenix are MT. and Mrs. Thomas Peck of Evansville, Ind. They are the parents of Miss Fannie Peck the music teacher who has lived here for several years. MT. Peck has for years been a visitor of Phoenix and has invested heavily in the city and valley, until it is said that he is one of the heaviest tax payers in the county He has already begun the erection of a fine residence in Port land Place. MT. Peck lately disposed of all his holdings in Evansville with the purpose of making Phoenix his home.
 INDIAN BURGLARS-Deputy Sher- Tiff Olea yesterday brought in from the Indian school three boys of the school who have been engaged in a series of burglaries lately. They are Marion Taylor, Gilbert Thomas and Roy Capers. One of the objects of their attacks was a little store just outside the school grounds and the other was the commissary of the school. They had stolen from the latter shoes, overalls and other arti- cles of utility. From the store they
 had taken grape juice and other del licacies. The boys confessed. Taylor was before the court not long ago in connection with the theft of a bi- cycle but it was thought that he could better be reformed at the school
 than anywhere else and he was dis
 charged.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued to David Chiago and Mabel Seagrit Clerk Kirkland had difficulty in concluding the ne-
 gotiations. Chiago is a Pima In- dian and can speak no language but his native tongue. An old Pima, who is in the county jail, was brought out to act as interpreter. The Pima could speak Spanish. Then a Span ish interpreter was found for Clerk
 Kirkland can understand only En-
 glish. In this circuitous way he found out that Chiago wanted a mar riage license and he got it A li- cense was also issued to Carl Brady and Fife Irwin.
 FOR AN oUTING.-George A.
 Mintz left last night for an outing in southern California, having secur- ed permission of the state authorities to enjoy himself anywhere he pleases south of the Tehachepi Pass, providing he pays proper respect to the law and the local police regula- tions wherever he may be. Los An geles will be the pivotal point from which he will operate and he may always be found there when he is not somewhere else. He may take in San Diego, Catalina island, the various beaches and the annual meet ing of the Hassayampa club of Los Angeles. Incidentally the fleas will take him in.
 MIR. DAVE LOCATES.-R P. Da- vie, who represents the new manage ment of the sugar factory at Glen dale. has leased for a year the Dr.. Wylie property formerly known as the Jerry Millay residence. through the agency of the H. I. Latham com
 pany. He expects to occupy it with his family about September 10. In this incident there is something of greater news interest than the mere