Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A GLOBE VlSITOR-Emerson w. Armstrong of Globe was here yester- f day on business.
 RETURNED FROM FLAGSTAFF F. E. Felch has returned from vaca- tion spent at Flagstaff.
 CHICAGO VISITORS.-Mr. and Mrs
 Vernon J. Barlow, prominent Chica-
 goans, are among the visitors in the city
 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Nor man EmBress and Rose Kennedy, both of this city,
 MINING ENG1NEER.-J. Morgan
 Clements, a mining engineer of New
 York City, was a business visitor in the city yesterday on mining business. RETURNED TO PHOENIX.-Mrs L. i \. Jcsunofsky and daughter Margorie
 returned to Phoenix yesterday after a several weeks sojOurn in the north ern part of the territory.
 OPENING AT oSBORN.-The Os- born school opened yesterday with an attendance of 12O pupils which it is thought will be increased to 150, the | largest in it's history
 SUMMER VISIT OVER.-Aiss Myr- tie Salisbury returned to Phoenix yes terday after a. ten weeks vacation in the north She visited friends and rel atives in Chicago, Kansas City and Oklahoma while away
 TELEPHONE MEETlNG.-The Peo- ple's Independent Telephone company will hold an important meeting at the Creighton schoolhouse Wednesday,, September 16, at 7:SO p. m. All inter ested parties are requested to attend
 THE S. p. ALLIGAToR-The S. P. pet alligator which was found in the Salton sea now is provided with a wire cage and tank of water and has been placed on exhibition in the south window of the local office.
 AT THE ELECTRlc.-AIiss Clara Rue of Los Angeles arrived yesterday to open an engagement at the Electric theater as a vocalist. She was ac- companied by her sister who is a pi anist
 LEFT FOR cALIFoRNlA.-Dave Goldberg left last night for San Der nardino, Cal, to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. H. Goldberg, who died a few days ago. Aaron Goldberg is now in San Bernardino. The funeral will take place Wednesday. FORESTERS MEETING-TheI Inde- pendent Order of Foresters will initi- late a humber of candidates Friday night and a good attendance is eX- pected. Territorial Deputy McCahill will be present and assist in taking the novices through the mill.
 AN OBSTRUCTING CAR-The yard master of the Santa Fe was be- fore the city recorder yesterday af ternoon charged with having left a freight car standing on the track across Seventh avenue all of the night before. He admitted that the car was there and paid s.
 WERE GIVEN FlOATERS-The four YaQuis arrested a few days ago by Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams for purloining robes, whips and other ar ticles from vehicles at the Eastlake park, were arraigned before Justice Kyle yesterday and each was as sessed a fine of $50 It was thought cheaper for the county to give them floaters and send them out of the GOullLAs Sb Allt AlllN0 NNAt SNAS lNAANANNA with the understanding that they were to vamose pronto.
 PROFESH BALL PLAYERS-R. Blousser and D. Sparks, infielders with the Springfield team in the Three Eyes league, arrived in the city Sunday and are looking to land with a local aggregation. They heard the winter ball was played in Arizona and came out. As no one has taken hold of professional organization in PhOe nix t1is fall and as it does not look as if it would be a go, they will probably drift on to Tucson and then to California.
 QUAIL SEASON-A few hunters have conceived the idea that the sea son for quails will open on the 18th of September. In order to save them an assessment of a fine the fact is called to their attention that the date of the opening will be the 18th of October. Quail will be plentiful this season and Arizona deserts will be hunters paradise. The Santa Fe will give special rates on Sundays to points from Peoria north to the A. &s C. junction.