Arizona republican., 1908-03-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST

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 NEW SPORTING HOUSE.-A. w ! Galpin has opened his new sporting 1 goods house at No. 26 East Washing 1 ton street. the quarters formerly oc- | cupied by I. ROsenZweig.
 NEW NOTARlES.-Governor Kib- | bey yesterday appointed five new mo-
 taries public: James R. Paddock of | Parker; = q. Thompson of Tempe: F.. 1 F. Keliner. Jr.. of Superior. Pinal county: S. T. Clark of Douglas and ! r. F. Bennett of Bisbee.
 | ON HIS REGULAR TRlP.-George i Ryan. representing the Bartlett. Hibb- | ard-Spencer company of Chicago | was in the city yesterday on his monthly trip and says that business ! is good for this season of the year wherever he goes.
 ! DIED SUDDENLY.-Hugh Roberts was taken to St. JOseph's hospital yes ! terday having been taken quite sud l denly i'll and died shortly after arriv- ! ing there The body is at the under ! taking parlOrs of Moore and Mcclellan, awaiting instructions as to intermelt as the WhereabOut of the mans | friends or relatives has not been as- | certained He was about 4O years old and had been employed for q time bN i L. F. Hewins but Mir. HewinS knows ! little about him
 TAKING A HORSE THIEF HOME. Deputy Sheriff Merritt of Yavapai county came in from Roosevelt last |
 wanted for the theft of a horse and saddle at Octave couple of weeks ago. F.eliz bv a most circuitous route and travelling in the night time reach ed Roosevelt where he was at once taken up by Ranger Holmes who had | a description of him. The deputy sher- | iff left for the north with his prisoner ! this morning.
 NEW LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD.-GOvernor Kibbey yesterday appointed two members of the live stock sanitary board to succeed the two whose commissions expired on April lst. George Pusch. one of the present members. was appointed to succeed himself and J. w. Stewart of 1 Yavapai county was appointed to succeed NJ. A. Perkins of the same county. MT. Perkins not being can didate for re-appOintment. Mir. Stew art is a democrat as also is MT. Per kins.
 APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED | When A. R. Cater on April 1st be- comes traveling freight and pass enger agent for the Southern Pacific. and F. J. Tretheway succeeds to the If 4ff
 Eaten at present employed in the
 transportation department. will be promoted to assistant passenger agent
 MT. Eaton has been employed with the
 Southern company before and also
 with the Santa Fe. He was at one time clerk of the territorial board of control and corporation clerk in the auditors office and has fine capabili-
 ties as an accountant. besides cOnsid- erable railroad experience as qualifi- cations recommending him to his new
 position. The promotion of all these
 gentlemen with the railroad will be d
 alter of congratulation among their
 Phoenix friends. though it is regretted
 by them that MT. Cater will remove to Tucson as his headquarters
 SOLD OLD COINS-A W. Richard son. who has quite collection of old coins, yesterday sold an 179S dollar for
 S30. an 1897 and an 1908 fifty cent
 piece for $2O each. They were pur- chased by T. C. Eagin. cashier of the
 Florence bank. MT. Richardson has a
 collection of ell pieces of money. in
 cluding coins from every country in
 the world. Among the collection has
 has some s20 gold pieces of the first
 and second issue of 1907. the first of which was withdrawn. 500 of them
 were coined. and only 25O sent out and
 part of these taken up by the treasury
 department so that some day they will
 be valuable. He has MaXimillian
 S20 piece of 1865. and gold 25 and 90
 cent pieces which are rare Yester-
 day Mir. Richardson purchased d five
 dollar and a ten dollar piece from Gus
 Rerschfield. The rare coin is an 1894
 dollar of which only four were coined.
 MT. Richardson has not one of these
 but if ever he lays his hands on one. it
 will bring him upwards of 5000
 ABOUT LOST PROPERTY-Yes-
 terday morning two ladies arrived on
 the Santa Fe train and left their suit
 eases in the depot temporarily When
 they went back after them one was
 missing and about noon they reported
 the fact to the police. officer Sulli-
 van investigated and learned that a
 man was seen going east on the M &
 F. track with a suit case. Believing
 he had stolen it an official of the rail-
 road gave chase in his motor car and caught up with the man at the Tempe
 bridge, only to find that il was not the
 property wanted. but a new suit case that belonged to him. on the way
 back this official picked up an over
 coat near the M. X r. round house
 which he turned over to the police to show that his trip was not entirely
 without result. There is shaving brush in the overcuat pocket. \ pock- ct book has also been picked up and brought to the marsharS office that
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