Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
0F LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY.-R. w. Wingfield of Cherry. Yavapai county. was yes |, terday appointed a notary public by Acting Governor Page.
 TEXAS VISlToR-A. H. Sure of San Antonio, Texas. arrived here yes terday joining his wife and baby and will remain for visit of several weeks
 NEW YORK VISITORS.-AIr. ana Mrs. Ceraby and daughter of Mont clair. New York. were among the ar rivals in the city yesterday on a pleasure trip and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 SURVEY APPROVED.-The sur veyor general has approved Mineral Survey No. 2465, Calumet, Granite, Black Warrior and Queen Lilode mining claims. situated in the iMn- eral Creek Mining district, Piual county, and claimed by the Kelvin Calumet Copper company.
 OLIVER AoENT-A w. Armstrong of F, Paso, who is the southwestern representative of the Oliver typewriter, was a business visitor in the city yes terday. He reports things at Fl Paso as booming considering the general conditions as they are found elsewhere in the country
 ONE OFFENOER.-Justice Kyle had before him yesterday Angela Car wis who had been arrested for making an attack upon one Demecio Ochio with a knife, threatening to cut his liver out The trouble arose over drunken caurrel in the southern part of the city. The malef9ctor was given fifteen daysGn jail :t
 WILL COME AGAIN.-Chester A. Wolfe of Spokane, Wash, who has been spending the winter here will leave this morning for his old home Van Vert. Ohio. to visit with his mother. While enroute MT. Wolfe will visit the Grand Canyon. He is very favorably impressed with the country and will return next win ter.
 ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO.-SoI Lindenthal the manufacturer of the IL system of clothing for men and boys. was an arrival in the city yes terday. having come on a business and pleasure trip. His daughter. Mrs. Sel- i'm Nicholson. will accompany him on his return to the Windy City for a short visit before her parents leave for a summer trip to Europe.
 THE CHA MONSTER MARKET. A sharp advance in the price of Gila Monsters has been reported in consequence of an order from Ham burg, Germany. received by R. l.. Bake a few days ago. Three hundred are wanted Mir. Bake made known his needs to the authorities of the various Indian agencies and schools and the monsters are coming in They are bringing a dollar a piece now. Formerly they lay heavily on the market and twenty-five cents was regarded as a fair price.
 THE LAST OANCE-The Smart Set club w!' give its last dance for this season on Saturday night at Melczer hall This dance is arranged at the request of thoSe who enjoyed the Wednesday night dance. The grand march will begin at 9:15. though there Will be extra numbers in advance of it. -becinnir1c rat S:45. for the pleasure of
  music Wednesday night was a capti- vating feature of the dance. Messrs. Massie and Oakes- will go to Tempe tonight to furnish the music for the normal school ball
 DEW8ERRIES.-F. Barr. who lives in the Brill addition. yesterday brought to the board of trade 9 fine box uf dewberries grown on his home place. The pTOductiveness of the dew berry here was not learned but any body who sees and tastes the fruit can have only the highest praise for the quality of it. The berries are all most as largg as good sized black berry and are without the objectiona- ble core that a blackberry has. being equally as fine in flavor. If they will produce well here. and MT. Barr un- doUbtedlv knows whether they will or not. somebody should work up a fine business raising dewberries.
 A RECITAL.-Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, young students of the various departments of the Arizona School of Music vii give their clos ing recital. Monday evening the 25th the vocal pupils of NIr. Thomas Fran cis Hughes, will present a fine pro gram. Tuesday evening the 26th, the pupils of the intermediate grades will appear And Monday evening June 1st. Miss Amy White advanced student of Mrs. May French Cooley will present a varied program of readings assisted by other pupils. An of these recitals are open te the public and everyone is cordially in vited
 "A DWlND1ING PRosEcUTIoN- The election fraud cases growing out of the fourth ward election are dwpdTing- in numbers Yesterday the case against Henry Clay Murrell, him with voting illegally was dismissed on the motion of the pr0secution. There are now left only cases against three MeXicans. all of whhn- are saitl to be- bona fide resi-