Arizona republican., 1908-10-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST

w. T. BARR HOME-W. T. Barr has returned from a business trip to
 Morenci, Clifton, Duncan, Benson,
 Bisbee Tucson, Lordsburg, Douglas,
 Hachita and in fact all over the
 southeastern part of the territory.
 BUFFALO BILLS ADVANCE
 GUARD.-Buffalo Bilrs advance agent,
 John NJ Burke is in the city making
 final arrangements for the show which will appear here next Monday. Tickets will be placed on sale at a down town drug store.
 A FINE BOY.-A fine big bouncing
 baby boy was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. J. Sherburne Jenckes, at the home of Governor and Mrs. Kibbey, the parents of Mrs. Jenckes. This is the second child, the other being a daugh- ter
 A NEW FIRE CHIEF.-Miss Whit field, one of the teachers in the Union high school. has been chosen chief of the high school fire department Here after the building will not be allowed to burn down without her permission, nor will any of the students be allowed to organize a panic and get killed.
 NEW NOTARIES-The following named have been appointed notaries public: Geo. w Glowner of Williams, Andrew Pancrazi of Agua Caliente Hot Springs. L. H. Rhuart of PhOe- nix, Samuel L. Rockfellow of Tomb stone and w. H. Burbage of Winslow.
 ENGAGED IN FIELD WORK Secretary George L. Young of the re- publican territorial committee left last night for a short tour of the northern part of the territory to take a gen eral, personal survey Of the situation. He will be present at the Cameron meeting at Prescott and will return to the city on Sunday afternoon.
 MIR. MAxWELL'S LECTURE-The illustrated free lecture of George H. Maxwell will be given at the Acad- emy of Music on Saturday night. The tickets for it will be in the hands Of members of the board of trade and strangers and others interested in the subject of reclamation and irrigation l may procure them by applying to the ! board of trade
 BISBEE VlSlTOR-W. B. Kelly of l the Bisbee Daily Review was a Phoe- l nix visitor yesterday as was F. F. | Ellinwood of Bisbee, who was en | route home from the north. Both | gentlemen are inclined to discount re publican forecasts of the election of | Ralph H. Cameron to congress- As | they are both ardent admirers Of | Mark Smith this will occasion nc ! great alarm.
 NEW OPTICAL HEADQUARTERS | pr. L. M. Swigert of the Swigert l Bros. Optical Co.,, has opened an Of | flee at IT East Adams street, where | he can be found from 9:30 to F and | 1 to 4:3O daily The company also | maintains an office in Denver. Dr. l Swigert is well known in the terri | tory. having traveied all over it and | having made Phoenix his headquar- ters most of the time for several | years.
 THE PRICE OF A sADDLE-An- tonic Cruz and Luis Leivas were be fore Justice JohnstOne yesterday | charged with the theft of a saddle at | Mesa a few days ago. They had been | arrested there by the local officials | but the case was transferred from that precinct The theft of the sad die was a bold piece of work. It was taken from a horse hitched in plain
  were each sentenced to thirty days in the county jail.
 RETURNING TO PHOENlX.-Dr. Burt Ogburn, formerly a practicing dentist in this city, but who for the | ast few years has been located in | Tempe. is in the city looking up suit lble quarters for the establishing of lis dental parlors. Dr. Ogburn is well lnown locally being a member of sev- sral lodges in this city. To the sur prise of a great number of his friends le was married on Oct. :. at Tucson | 70 Miss Emily Isaacson, formerly of Chicago. As soon as a desirable To- ,ation for his offices can be secured, Or. Ogburn will bring his bride to Phoenix.
 MAJOR BURKE HERE. - Major John NJ. Burke, the chief business rep of Buffalo Bill and his wild vest aggregation. was a Phoenix wis stOr yesterday. He says everything is yoing smoothly with the big show which leads all others of it's kind. that { will be here on time and be bigger md better than ever. Major Burke is