Arizona republican., 1908-05-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MINING MANI. P. Wren. min
 ing man Of Constellation. was in th city yesterday on business.
 NEW YORKERS-Mr. and Mrs. ( - Burroughs of New York arrived in tn
 city yesterday for brief visit and t'
 look over the valley.
 SECOND DEGREE MURDER-Bill!
 Waterman, an Indian who killed an other Indian named Henry Smith nea
 Fort Whipp!e. has been convicted il
 Prescott Cf murder in the second Ge gree.
 BAND cONcERT-Thp Pioneer
 band held it's usual Sunday night con. cert last evening and the music wa, listened to by the usually appreciativ' crowd. in view of the fact that win
 ter seems to be only beginning hero now il IS suggested tl.at the conccr, hour he switched back to the after : noon. People have to go when the
 band plas ard il is like taking ones life in his hands these cold nights.
 DEMENTIA MERICANA-Jesus 1 Sanez of Solomonville killed his son i Rafael on February IA of this year af- { ter charging him with holding illicit relations with his young stepmother | He hunted the boy down in the street with rifle. chased him around load ! of hay and shot him and then cOntin- ued to beat him up with the gun. The old man was acquitted on the theory of dementia Americana.
 i FIRST REHEARSAL-The Phoenix ! symphony orchestra which was re gently organized. held the first full re hearsaI at the Doris opera house yes 1 terday afternoon The orchestra is
 preparing to give a concert the last week in this month. There itre now | about 35 members in the organization. New instruments have been received | and q program of the most popular classic selections are being studied The director is Eugene Redewil.
 DEATH OF RUTH HAYDEN-Lit- tie Ruth Hayden who has been i'll for several months passed away Sunday afternoon at 5:65. Her death was caused by the breaking of an abscess on her lungs. The funeral services will be held from the family residence in Scottsda,e today (Monday) at IL o'clock and interment will be made al Greenwood cemetery. west of Phoenix.
 WILL OPEN NEW STORE.-C. A. Massie. who left here sometime ago for the sound country to look things over. has returned to Phoenix again. this time determined to stay. He has rented the quarters recently vacated by DavidsOn's Cash store and the storeroom is being remodeled and fix ed up bv the owner MT. Hubbard. MT. AnGSia ture and second hand store
 AN UNLUcKY OAY-Things went generally wrong with the family of MT. Augusun Pima, the Mexican con suL yesterday. Mrs. Maria Pima. his mother and his little daughter Cuca. went to Prescott yesterday morning and in tine afternoon he received d message from Mrs. Pima saving that her purse had been lost or stolen. IL contained about S61 and the railISDad tickets. She did not miss it until her arrival in Prescott and an investiga- ti"E Was at once begun. in the after noon MT. Pima drove out into the coun- try in his surrey for d picnic. accom- panied by his two sons. On the way home the surrey broke down so com pletely that it had to be left at the roadside
 KINDERGARTEN COMMENCE MENT-The Kindergarten commence ment will take place in the garden at 7:30 sharp on next Friday evening. May 10th. The wee sweet graduates are Mary Hulett. Catherine Easter ling, John Harding Irvine. Laura Kerr. Louise Kinnon. Lucia Camp bell. Harold Kyle. Mildred Bowers. Ruth Ambrose. Floy Watson. Wilson Denton Hand. Buford Allen. Helen McKaney. Ida Berry Riggs. Georjene Barnes. The dainty diplomas are from the brush of Mrs. Charles Ben nett Christy. a study in fragments. and will be presented by Prof Still well. superintendent Of the public schools. The friends of the little folk.; are cordially welcome.
 CHARGED WITH SELLING LI- QUOR.-A pharmacist in the employ of A. l.. BOehmer was arrested yester- day afternoon b.' Marshal Moore on the charge of selling liquor. and was released on bond of $50 The man who secured the whiskey was placed in jail being a member of the meand- ering class, who otherwise might not be here today. The accused man ad- mits giving the man small bottle of whiskey, but denies selling it. He said the stranger had been haunting the store d good part o fthe day try ing 10 induce him to sell him some alcohol He repeatedly refused nott withstanding the fellow kept whimper- , ing around about his necessities. say ing he wanted the alcohol for bathing a sore hand, and telling various simi- lar stories In despair and hoping to thus get rid Of him he handed the fellow small bottle of whiskey say { ing he would not sell him alcohol or whiskey either. but if he was suffer ing req! bad he could bathe his hand in that The visitor departed and soon after the officer appeared. GIVEN CHARGE-Rev. Sidney E. Pinney. who is d son of Judge Pin ney of this city. and who was re-