Arizona republican., 1908-03-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LEFT FOR LoUISvlLLE.-H. E. Weber who has been spending the winter here and stopping at the Hotel
 Adams left last night for his home in Louisville where he will spend the | summer. Web" has an auto and ex- | poets to burn up the Kentucky roads for the next four or five months, but !. thinks of returning to Phoenix for next iiwinter.
 | LEGAL VISITORS. E. w. Camp, and Paul Burks of the legal depart i ment of the Santa Fe, the former of ' Los Angeles. and the latter of Pres
 c0tt, were in town yesterday attending 1 the supreme court session. MT. Camp was accompanied by Mrs. Camp. They | left this morning for the north. with Mir. Burks who will show Mir. Camp | some of the mining towns in the vicinity of Prescott.
 BASEBALL TODAY-At Eastlake ! park this afternoon the Phoenix High school will meet the Tempe Normal | baseball team for the third and decid | ing game of the series, Each team now has one contest to it's credit. The | Highs have been devoting considerable time to practice this week and with the outlook for good weather, a diamond in fine shape after the dampening Of
 the dust by the rain, there will be no
 excuses on tap for either side. With the exception of a couple of games, the scholastic chronology for the season
 shows some surprisingly good exhibi-
 tions in the arena of baseball Hurley and Jones will be the battery for tho
 Highs and Millett or Aver and. Dykes for the Normals. A good turnout is | considered certain.
 ARIZONA SUGAR COMPANY. - | The Arizona Sugar company has been | incorporated with a capital stock of | S1,000,000 C. N. Culver is president, | Ralph Stone secretary and w. D. Full | wiIer treasurer The intentions of the 1 new corporation are not vet made public. but MT. Culver the president before leaving for the east, stated last night that-the stockholders would 1 hold a meeting on his return to De- | froit and the matter of operation of the Glendale sugar plant would then come up. It seemed certain that it would be running next winter, but ! whether il would be under the man. l agement of the new corporation or by some other organization he was not | prepared to predict. He expects to | return to Phoenix within few weeks. : SCHOOL ELECTION. - Today is school election, when father and moth- CT and all the grown-up sisters and 1 brothers can vote for school trustee | for the district in which they live, and also for a trustee for the Union ' high school district, if they live in this part of the country. IL is under stood that Emory Rays is the only candidate for trustee of the Union high school and will therefore have easy sailing. In District No. l, two candidates have been mentioned though it is not understood that eith- er is personally hustling. but leaving
 the matter entirely to his friends.
 Sims Ely. private secretary of Gov
 ernor Kibbey. is one of the candidates
 who has been urged very strongly by
 his friends. The other is w. c. Dawes,
 the present incumbent
 SPECIAL RATE-On account of
 5he game with Mesa on Sunday, a spe-
 cial excursion rate of 50 cents from
 Mesa and 8 cents from Tempe has
 been granted good on the noon train
 and the evening train returning. The
 trains will stop at the baseball park.
 Mesa will have lineup which will look
 rather formidable to the Fraternal
 Brotherhood nine. though the latter
 has taken much courage from the re-
 cent winning at Prescott. The local
 lineup has not yet been announced.
 Manager Ormsby promises that the
 team will show up with a combination
 of hitting abilities and fielding fleet
 ness and good begging to the bases
 which will be hard to beat. Congo as
 backstop has come out wonderfully and throws to the cushions like a
 profesh. Many claim that he is as good as Bayless who was hard to equal on cutting off the base stealers. The Fraternals want to win this game in order to get the local backing for the combats with Prescott Saturday and Sunday
 THE BELL CASE.-Until a late hour last evening there had been no developments in the case of Archie C. Bell, arrested the night be- fore by Marshal Moore, on telegraphic request from Seattle to hold him to answer charge in that city of ob taining money under false pretenses. Late yesterday afternoon the marshal received another telegram from Acting Chief of Police Irving Ward of Seat tie. asking if Archie C. Bell was l.. T. Sherrer of that city, the officer seem ingly having some doubt as to iden- tity. MT Bell himself admits that he is probably the man wanted and says he believes the charge is one growing out. of contract he had for building house for woman. As near as the story can be learned it is claimed on one side that Bell did not finish the job. though he had been paid in full. while Mr. Bell claims the difference was due to an error of his bookkeeper, which he did not discover until after