Arizona republican., 1908-02-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

gun in district court yesterday by Herman Adler against R. w. Seeman and F. N. Linville to recover on note for $500 given by the defendants in
 1903
 WILL OPEN SPORTING GOODS STORE.-A. w. Galpin has rented the room formerly occupied by the Res enzweig iewelry store and it is under stood that a line of sporting goods. and ! possibly curioS will be installed there.
 HERE FROM ST. LOUIS.-W. $. ! Curtis. dean of the law school of the ] St. Louis university, is here the guest of Colonel and Mrs. J. H. McClintock.
 He was called here b. the illness of Mrs Curtis. who is sister Of Mrs. | McCfntock a~d who has been visiting her for sometime.
 PANORAMA PICTURES. - The board oc trade has received its set of | panorama pictures ot the Salt river valley ard Roosevelt and they will be displayed on tl:e walls of the board in a da. o- so where every visitor will
 see them on entering. These are the pictures that are being given away with club subscriptions to The Repub- lican and orchard and Farm for ad- vertising purposes.
 PUB. DOCS.-The board of trade has received from Delegate Mark Smith twenty-five copies each of the agricultural rear book and d book on
 the diseases os horses. both issued by the agricultural department. MT. Smith also informed the board that il was the limit Of the supply he had for distribution in quantity but any citi- zen wEo desired these books and did not secure them through the board. could get them by addressing him a personal letter.
 FORMING NEW coMPANY.-Ef- forts are succeeding very well in the ' organization of new company of mi ! litia in Phoenix. About twenty sign CTS have already been obtained and there are at least forty available men | in sight at present. A meeting was | held a few nights ago to discuss the plans It is thought that bv having | two companies in Phoenix that q good riatured rivalry will be aroused which
 Will be beneficial to the members and create greater interest in the drills which are lseld every week.
 FOR 6 VISIT AND .TOUR.-Mr. and Mrs T. NJ DOwell will leave at once oa- to.-~ that will take almost ' a gear to complete, devoted to visiting and travelling. The. have no idea of | leaving this valle- permanently but propose to soend that much time in 1 seeing a lot of friends and lot of country that the.- have been hearing much about in the last few years They will go first to Elk City. Okla { homa and from there to ChiilcOthe and other Missouri towns. Returning they will take one Of the northern routes to California and journeying down the coast stop a while in oak ! land. gradually working their way ! back to PhoeniN HERE FROM MEMPHlS.-B. B. ! Beecher. who is interested in valley property has returned from a trip to Memphis Tenn. where he found money ] plenty but factories and railroads are reducing their forces and improve ments are at a standstill- At the same | time prices in produce from the farms remain high. MT. Beecher is a cotton | factor. In relation to the cotton trade mills have reduced the price for their output fully 90 per cent. He accounts 1 for the conditions through a lack of confidence in investments and the se- curity of the leading institutions and lallied industries.
 | BURGOMASTER TONIGHT.-Ow- | ing to the length of the performance ! of The BurgOmaster' the manage
 ment of the Doris opera house finds ] it necessary to have the curtain rise at 7:3O ?. m. While this may be ! slightly inconvenient to the public it is absolutely necessary. The perform ance lasts three hours and after that the scenery and properties which are very heavy must be taken to the Southern Pacific depot in order that the company may make connections
 at MaricoDa. '"The Burgomaster' is compelled to run special both ways in giving this performance here and the public will show its appreciation by coming early and having an even
 ing of pure and unalloyed pleasure.
 SELLING BEST SEATS.-For the
 Man From Mexico which will be
 given in the Doris opera house Feb. 27. in which Joe Wheelock, Ir., will take d leading part. coupons are being
 sold which can be exchanged for the
 best seats in the house. The advance sale is very good and it is urged that those who desire to obtain the choice seats should not delay the purchase of
 coupons in advance before the most
 desirable sections Of the theater is.aIl
 taken up The play promises to Graw
 a large record breaking attendance. The rehearsals are proving very sats factory and all are uo on their parts
 dress rehearsal will be held in a
 short time. Interrogation as to the
 purchase O: coupons can be had from
 MT. Wheelock, MT Bullard or other
 members of the cast