Arizona republican., 1908-08-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MET THURSDAY NIGHT.-The
city council will meet Thursday night
when it is expected that Councilman
Yaeser will have returned from
Flagstaff.
ON HIS ROUNDS.-w. ]. Dick,
representing E. C. Dewitt & Co, of
salve fame, is in the city calling on
the druggists and expects to be here
several days.
AT THE SPRINGS.-Word has
been received from Theodore Haffner,
who is now at the hot springs at
Ventura. He is improving and hopes
to be in good trim after a few weeks
of treatment.
VISITORS TO THE COAST
Chairman Orme of the board of SUI
pervisors and Frank Luke, county
assessor, left last night for the coast
Mrs. w. E Thomas was also a
passenger for that destination.
TO THE BIG HoRN.-Bert Ford
who has been up in the northern
part of the territory on a prospect
ing trip, will leave today on a sim
liar journey in the Big Horn dis
trict Line riders report deer more
plentiful this season than usual and
there will be fine hunting this fall
when the shooting season opens.
EN- ROUTE TO THE MOGAl-
LONS.-Warren Peterson of Airing
ton arrived in the city yesterday
morning on his way to the Mogallons
in the vicinity of Baker Butte
where he will spend a month hunting
and fishing. A large party left
Gov
gion.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.-The direct
ors of the board of trade held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon at 4:S0 at
which only routine business was tran
sacted. The publishing of bulletin No.
in the advertising series was author
lied and Secretary Cowgirl will pre-
pare it at once.
TO ELECT oFFIcERS.-On Thurs
day evening. Col. McClintock will go to
Mesa, where Company d will hold an
election of a first lieutenant to succeed
Lieut.. Standage, resigned. Company
d is one of the strongest in the terri
tory and will make fine showing at
the encampment which will be held in
Phoenix early in October.
NEW LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.-The Western Union Life In
surance company of Spokane, Wash,
is getting ready to do business in this
territory. All it's papers except the
bond have been filed with the office
of the territorial secretary. The in
surance commission of Washington
strongly commends the company.
REGULAR MEETING co. B.-Mon-
day night was the regular meeting
night of Co. B, and a major portion of
the members answered the call of the
roll. The company marched from the
drill hall to the parade grounds on
East Washington street, and there
were instructed by commanding Of
ficer Lieutenant Hill in the pitching of
tents. Later they pitched their tents
upon a arge vacant lot between Fifth
and Sixth streets, and here were in
spected by Col. J. H. McClintock. Re
freshments were served, and alto
gether it was an evening not soon to
be forgotten by the boys of Company
b. The company is in a flourishing
condition and many new recruits are
being added from among the young
men of good standing and good NOR
ais The future of the organization is
very bright
DEATH OF c. w. HAWK.-The
Freeport, Pa, Journal of July 81 pub
fishes an account of the death July %
of c. w. Hawk. a copy of the paper
was received yesterday by George F.
Merryman with whom Mr.. Hawk had
resided a part of the time during his
residence in Phoenix. He spent four
winters here, part of the time at the
Ford hotel and a part of the time at
the home of Mr.. Merryman. He made
many friends during his stay in this
city and was familiarly known as
Hawke" Mr.. Hawk for seven years
had been a sufferer of consumption
against which he made a brave and
cheerful fight. He was 81 years of
age. He leaves little orphan daugh-
ter, his wife having died some years
ago.
SERIES OF THREE.-An Agree
ment was made yesterday between
Manager Herzberg of the Maroons and
Warner and Tebben for the All Stars
for a series of three games, the first
to be played Sunday afternoon at East
lake park. The winners will take all
the gate~receipts. The All Stars will
lose in this agreement, Scott, Grijal-
va and Lopez. who are members of the
Maroons. The All Star lineup will be
the pick out of the Fraternals and
Orphans, now defunct organizations.
as follows. Pitchers Williams and
Millett, catcher, Morris first, Towers,
second. Magoffin; third, Tebben; short
Warmer nt1ffia1dG Gull
and Mitchell. The Maroons will have
as pitchers, Delgado. Louie Quiros;
Pedro, catcher; Castro, first: Grijalva,
second; Manuel, third; Scott, short;
outfield, Lopez, J. Quiros AMI one of
the pitchers not working in the box
The teams are well hatcher. ,'ha games