Arizona republican., 1908-10-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CONDUCTOR ILL. Conductor Dia-
 mond of the P. & E.. is ill of tonsilitis.
 GONE TO cANANEA.-Dr. Ancil
 Martin left last evening for a few days absence in Cananea.
 FiTZ- MAG BACK-Fitz James Me l Carthy returned to this city yesterday | after a several weeks visit in Denver | spent in mining interests.
 TOM CLARK SLIGHTLY BETTER Inquiry at the Sisters hospital last
 night at late hour, brought the in formation that Tom Clark was resting ! quite easily and was believed to be | considerably better.
 TAFT CAMERON CLUB-An en- | thusiastic conference of the Taft | Cameron club was held last evening in the central committee room at the ! corner of Second avenue and Wash 1 ington street, devoted chiefly to a dis cussion of plans for election day work. A MINE ACCIDENT.-News was re- ceived in Phoenix yesterday of a very recent accident in a mine at Cananea by which two miners were blown up with dynamite and seriously though probably not fatally hurt. Their names could not be learned.
 BACK FOR THE WINTER-Ber- nard Pos. a well known piano dealer of the southwest. who spends his winters here and his summers in Roswell. N. NJ, returned to Phoenix yesterday. He will engage in the piano business here again this win ter.
 
 Mrs. R. H. Wilkinson of Evanston, H.. arrived here yesterday to spend the winter with the family of their son H. B. Wilkinson. They were here last winter and also five years ago, having many friends and acquaintances in the community.
 GAVE PHOENIX THE GO BY.- The Norris dog and pony show is only taking in the big towns in this years itinerary and has cut out such way stations as Phoenix It showed yester day in Mesa City L. H. Landis was present as the special representative of the Southern Pacific railway system.
 HAS COME TO STAIR. H. Davis ! and family of Rome, Georgia, arrived . last night in this city and will take up their residence here. Mr. Davis was ! induced to bring his family out here i by w. F. Hemerick and his two broth . CTS who have been residents Of the . valley for some time and who had no . longing to return to their Georgia . home after living in this climate.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH | OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE- Services ! tomorrow as follows: Sermon at II . a. m., by Rev. Dr. McMurry of Louis vile, Ky. Special music by quartet. Sermon at 1880 D. m. either by Dr. McMurry or the pastor. Sunday school | at 9:45 a. m., Epworth League at 6:30 pm. You are cordially invited to these services.
 NEW QUARTERS SECURED-The H. I. Latham Co. has leased the quart CTS at present occupied by the Western Union in the Hotel Adams and will Oc- cupy them between the 1st and 18th of next month. This firm has been do- ing business in it's present qaurters in the DOnofrio property for the last six and a half years. The expression "do- ing business" is used advisedly for lot of Salt River valley real estate titles have been showed around under
  partitioned, part of the space being de- voted to a general office and the rest to private office or conference room.
 FOUND NO PLACE LIKE IT. George E. Morley, formerly of this city, but who is now travelling repre- sentative of the Star Electric company of New York is in the city for a few days renewing old acquaintances. Dur ing his stay in Phoenix he is a guest of Will Simmons, captain of the local fire department. MT Morley is en- route to his headquarters in Bingr hampton, N Y. from Los Angeles where he has been presenting bids for the installation of a fire alarm tele- graph apparatus manufactured by his MT Morley was formerly with the Gamewen Electric system. MT. Morley spent the winters of 1900 and 1901 here and says that in all his travels about the country he has not as yet found one town that has appealed to him as has his former Arizona home. MT. Morley spoke of