Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A BUSINESS TRlP.-Dr. Richmond
will, leave today for business trip to
Parker to be gone about two weeks.
REAPPOiNTED- A. Wright
Of this city was yesterday reappointed
a notary public by Governor Kibbey.
ON MINING NESS.-Harry
Klawans will leave this morning for
the northern part of the territory on
mining business.
BIKE SHOPS TO CLOSE-The BIZ
cycle shops OF Phoenix will close to-
day on account of the celebration at
Granite Reef.
ON REGULAR TRlP-George Short,
the long representative of the Rem
ington typewriting company, was in
the city yesterday on his usual rounds.
STOCK SHlPMENTS-Twenty- two
car loads of stock came in over the
Phoenix and Eastern Thursday from
ella Valley to be fattened in the Salt
river valley Cor market
: NEW OFFICE MAN.-George B.
Pirosh arrived here yesterday morning
from Los Angeles and will hereafter
be associated with the Arizona Alb
stract company. Mr.. Pirosh is an eX-
perienced and competent abstracter.
WILL HOLD TRAIN.-On account
of the celebration at Granite Reef to-
day the train from Winkelman to
Phoenix will be held thirty minutes
at Mesa to accommodate the excursion
lists TO the dam. The train usually
leaves Mesa at 4:3O tflt will not de-
part until O'Clock. Phoenix time.
BRICK WAREHOUSE.-The O'Mal-
ley Lumber company has begun work
on a two-story brick warehouse on
their property on West jefferson street
between Third and Fourth avenues.
The structure will be 40x137 feet, and
will be located Just east of the present
business office.
THE HURLEY-ABBOTT CASE
Judge Kent yesterday heard additional
evidence in the priority water suit and
still the matter is not concluded but
lit IS stated that there will probably be
no other hearings before next fall.
REDllGHT ROW.-There was a
bloody row yesterday at the Redlight
but Just what the trouble was the Of
ficers did not learn. When they arriv-
ed they found two men considerably
bunged up but neither could give an
account OF Just what had occurred.
WATCHING AUTOlSTS.-The city
police viii make some arrests in the
next fe=- DAYS, if some of the auto
drivers do not run at a less rate Of
speed through the main streets. The
police were yesterday timing several
cars and found some exceeding the
limit. Autoists are particularly eau
a.. Ii
street and Washington.
MORE RECORDS. W. Miller.
who resides in the Brill addition. yes
terday brought to the board of trade
the first fully ripened cantaloupes to
be reported this season. Mrs. Geo. W.
Cowgirl also brought to the board
room the first exhibit of white figs
this season. They were grown in her
Van Buren, street fruit farm.
INQUIRY FOR BROTHER.-C. B.
Parker of Statesville, y. c.. has writ
ten Marshal Moore making inquiry as
to the whereabouts of his brother, J.
c. Parker, whom he had not heard
from for four T9onths. He is supposed
to be ~ Phoenix or was at the last
accounts. ANY information should be
RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLD
]. l.. Cant yesterday sold to Prosper
BOrdone the south half of block Il.
for $4,000. This is the block bounded
on the north and west respectively. by
Buchanan and Center streets Dor
done already owned the north half of
the block except one lot and had sew
eral houses rented upon it. His new
purchase includes four small frame
houses so he now has quite a list of
rental property.
WHERE is IT?-Last Sunday a fine
colt belonging to c. c. Chambers. who
lives on rural free delivery route No
l, strayed awa- and has not been seen
since b. Mr.. Chambers. Somebody
must return this colt to Mr. Chambers
for he has done the right thing by ad-
vertising st IN The Republican and by
all precedent as well as by right and
justice, he ought to find the animal
promptly.
A y. M. C. A. PRoJEcT.-Among
the MANI propositions that are to be
submitted to the government for a site
for the federal building, it is quite
likely one will come from the Y. NJ.
c. A. The association has for two
or three da-s been considering the ad-
visibility Of offering a portion of its
block for that purpose on conditions
and IN pursuance of plans that have
not yet been fully worked out A COM
mittee is ow busy with the matter but
no definite proposition will be outlined
before the middle Of next week.
THE GLORIOUS EOURTH-A
number Of merchants of the city have
interested themselves in arranging
some sort of a celebration of the ma
tional birthday anniversary, to be held
in front os the court house. Whether
there will be any oratorical display has
not been decided unOn but among the