Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LEFT FOR coAST.-George H. ] Hahn left last night for the coast for a fews days on business.
 A NoARY PuBLIC.-The office of the territorial secretary yesterday is sued notary's commission to R. B. Garnett Of Phoenix.
 LEFT FOR COAST.-Miss Angie Parker left last night on the Southern 1 Pacific for the coast to spend a few weeks vacation with friends.
 RETURNED FROM MEXICO | Consul Pima has returned from very enjoyable trip to Mexico leaving here | in June with a party of Phoenicians.
 SEEKING COOL BREEZES.-H. R. Patrick accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Martha Patrick, left last night for San Diego where they will remain a 2, month
 1 TARGETS DESTROYED. - The | quartermaster stores of this city have {, been called upon for a new supply of targets to take the place of those les- troyed in the recent storm at Camp l Brodie.
 A RUMOR AUTHENTICATED One of the bachelors is this fall to be- come a benedict according to one Of his bets friends who saw the hing and knows the intentions of the parties concerned. One by one they are fall ling ont Of the ranks and unless a new supply is had the Bachelor Club will be but a memory and name.
 SIGNING THE BONDS.-Chairman | Orme of the board of supervisors, Clerk Thomas of the board and Treas urer Babbitt are busy signing the Mesa 1 high school bonds for delivery to the l purchasers, Macdonald, MCoy & Co.,, of Chicago. The signiture is some | thing of a task. For instance the clerk of the board will have to sign his | name 990 times and the chairman and | the treasurer each, 945.
 TO HUSTLE ExHlBITS.-E. A. Egly has been selected to assist Sec retary Cowgirl of the board of trade in ] the collection of exhibits from the valley to be displayed at the irrigation congress in Albuquerque. MT. Egly will go among the ranchers and arouse | them to action along this line in the next few weeks. No doubt there will be a hearty response though, so far it has been a little slow.
 LOOKING OVER VALLEY.-J. F. Mulwellin of Canton, Illinois. was in the city yesterday en route to San Francisco and spent the day in looking over the north side ranch properties with a view to returning later and making investments. He was well pleased, this being his first trip west and he found the weather much cooler than he had been led to believe he would find it.
 THE ILLNESS OF GEORGE CHRlST.-George Christ, chief clerk of tlfe office of the surveyor general is lying at the Sisters hospital where he was taken last Monday on his re- turn a few days before from a hunt ing and fishing trip in the northern part of the territory. He was accom- panied on that trip by his brother-in- law, Ed. TitcOmb of NogaIes. While l in the mountains, MT. Christ suffered | considerably from heart trouble. His present ailment seems to be an effec- tion of the stomach.
 | GOING TO LOOK AFTER REAL ESTATE INTERESTS.-Miss Angie | Parker, of the office of the clerk of | the supreme court, left last night for ! the coast. She will stop at Los An \ geles and will afterward spend some \ time at Long Beach but her real ob- \ jective point is Pacific Beach where she is extensively interested in real es- | tate acquired a couple of years ago. It Was represented to her at the time ! that within a very short time, say a year or two it would increase many times in value. She will ascertain this %ri,, 2 .to estate dealer were correct
 ARELANo'S ASSAILANTS SEM TENCED-The cases of M. Aguilar, F. Baldorama and Francisco InigO, charg- ed with an assault upon Hilario Are lano for purposes of robbery were be- fore Justice JOhnstone yesterday aft |i ernoon Aguilar and Baldorama were convicted and each was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. Inigo succeeded in proving that he was not present at the time of the assault but that he had left the party consisting of Arelano Baldorama and Aguilar at a noodle joint. Pedro Noriega was with them at the time and Inigo stated that Noriega was present at the rob lbery. Nothing could be done with him However for he had once been on trial for the crime but was discharged on the testimony of the victim who said that he was not present. Arelano aft erward remembered that he was but it y-as then too late
 A NEW INDIAN IN THE CASE.- Deputy Sheriff Adams arrived from the Pima reservation yesterday with an Indian who sold eight sacks of wheat at the Valley Flour Mills, the wheat having been stolen the night before from the warehouse of a Chinese mer- chant on South Seventh avenue. The Chinaman had given a description of two Indians who had gone into camp at the warehouse the night before the burglary and they were lately arrest ed on warrants against John Doe and