Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST
l., DOCTORS OF

REMODELED DOCTORS OF FlCES -Drs. Swetnam and Wiser
 are fitting up some new rooms ad- joining their offices on Second ave
 nue to accommodate the increase in their practice.
 VISITING A Bl.OTHER-Rev. w. church at Walnut Creek. near Berke-
 ley, Cal, arrived here yesterday on a
 visit to his brother, F. A. Hough.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage lf- censes were issued yesterday to Harry Gates and Miriam Riggs, both of this county; Thomas Lopez and Josefina Zamora also of the county.
 DEPLETING THE TREASURY.- Further drafts were made upon the
 treasury of Maricopa county yester-
 day by wild animal bounty claimants.
 William George brought in three coy
 ote skins. Sindo Ofam an Indian drew down SIP for two wild cat hides and
 the pelts of two coyotes and Fred Iron came along with the skins of a dozen jackrabbits.
 CALLED BY ILLNESS.-Dr. c. F.
 Yount of Prescott arrived in the city yesterday morning. He had recently returned from the east where he had gone in the first place as a member of the rifle team sent by the territory to Camp Perry. After that, he attended the sessions of the tuberculosis con gress. He had just learned of the ill., ness of Judge Burnett an old friend whom he had known in Washington wears ago. pr. Yount returned to Pres colt last night
 STALLED IN THE .RIVER.-Night before last Martin Mohrdieck took a party of pleasure seekers to the south side in his big automobile The ma chine was overwhelmed with the wat CTS of the Salt in the crossing. the fires were eXtinguished and yesterday after noon the machine was still there not vithstanding the efforts of four horses to draw it out. The occupants were rescued and were marooned at Tempe for the night.
 A PHOENIX CONTRIBUTOR.-One of the earlier publications by the dem ocratic national committee showing the list of contributors of $10O or more, contained a single name from Arizona. It was that Of w. E. Thomas. clerk of the board of supervisors. Mir. Thom- as says with modesty that there was a mistake in the numeration. The man who made up the list never noticed be- tween the "1' and the first "o". How ever he has been given full credit for it by the committee.
 A PHOENIX ARTIST-Mrs. War ren E. Rollins has returned to nH N NJ. MT. Rollins. who is well known in art circles here and all through the west, went to Taos to paint the Indians and pueblos there. He has been commissioned by the Santa Fe road to paint two panels Indian life. MT. Rol- lins is doing very creditable work among the colony of artists assembled at Taos, and those who have seen his late work pronounce is unusually good. Competent critics say that he has advanced rapidly in the past year. and that his present work gives promise of much future excellence.
 DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN Mrs. Sarah Stoves died yesterday aft ernOOn at the home of her son, J. C. S21 East Portland street, aged S3 years old age was the immediate cause Of her death. Mrs. Stewes re- sided in Prescott until a few weeks ago when she came to this city. Be- sides her son Mir Mafford. she leaves a daughter. Mrs will Rhoades of Je- rome Junction, also two sons and three living in the east. The fun eral will be held tomorrow afternoon. Interment will take place in this city.
 THE YELL BOOK.-A ''yelI' book complied by the directors of the athletic association of the Phoenix high school will be distributed among the students lt the assembly tomorrow morning. The pamphlet is neatly bound and con .ains a number of ads of local mer- chants. All the yells of the school teams from way back are included in the volume as well as a number of ap- oropriate parodies on the classy songs )f the day The wells will be practiced by the student body in mass meeting his week in preparation for the Phoe- nix high and Tempe normal track meet 1t Tempe next Saturday. Wesley Knorp has been chosen official yell master