Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| LEAVING FOR coAsT-Among
those leaving for the coast last even
ing were S. B. Taggart, James S.
Sprague, Sam Morris and A. w. Rem
| nitz
VISITING OFFICIALS - General
Manager w. A. Drake and F. P. Cruice
assistant to the president of the s. F.
P & p. were in the city yesterday on
! business.
TO THE SPRINGS-Among those
| leaving yesterday afternoon for Iron
| Springs We're Miss Alma Osborn, Sims
Ely. Dr. Foss, Lloyd b. Christy and f.
T. Ceilings.
ON MINING BUSINESS-W. B.
| Twitchell and w. T. Smith left last
| night for Chicago, Philadelphia and
Baltimore on mining business, in con-
! nection with the Kelvin Calumet, and
I the Mammoth property.
| DEPARTURES-Amo the depar-
lures on the Southern Pacific last
evening were T. ]. Marks and family.
Raymond DeMund and family. H. E
! Fletcher, Mrs. ]. Johnson, Miss Vera
Lamson, Miss Marie Clausen, Huston
Duncan.
! AN EXTENDED EASTERN TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oberfelder left last
night for tour of the east to occupy
about two months. They will visit
Baltimore and Atlantic City and other
points of interest in that part of the
country.
A COAST VAcATIoN-C. w. John
stone jr., left last night for the coast
to be gone about a month. His first
stopping point will be San Francisco.
He will afterward visit the beaches in
the southern part of the state.
THE OLYMPIC TONIGHT-To-
night a novel production is promised
at the Olympic in For His Sisters
Honor" a dramatiZation of that popu-
lar novel by Captain Charles King. at
Fort Reno. 1t is said to be as dainty
and charming a military play as has
ever been shown an American audi
ence. Monday night will mark the.
performance of How Hearts Are
Broken" a story of the New England
coast by Langdon Mccormick.
RIZONA"-Arizona has without
doubt been one of the best plays yet
witnessed at the park by THE Ray
mOnd company" it is filled with vim,
dash, atmosphere and the coloring of
the golden west. It is a play that no
true Arizonian can afofrd to miss, GER
tainly AriZonians are a great people if
what we have witnessed in Arizona"
at the park is true, big hearted, whole
souled, true, honest. Well! just the
real people, that's all. Never in the
history of this city has been witnessed
a better or more clean cut perform
ance, the actors are actors.
NEW TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS
As announced by the Republican sew
eral days ago DR.. ]. A. Ketcheside of
Yuma yesterday became superintend-
ent of the insane asylum to succeed
DIR. Ferguson resigned and Dr. Clymer
of Yuma succeeded DIR. Ketcheside as
physician for the territorial prison.
The oath of office was administered to
the new superintendent at the capitol
building yesterday morning DR. Fer
guson left last night for the south. He
will first attend to some business at
Nogales and will then go east to take
a post graduate course before resunl-
ing the practice of his profession.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
The democratic primaries in Phoenix
yesterday amounted to nothing more
than a ratification of the action of the
caucuses the night before and resulted
in the election of the O'NeiH candi-
dates in all of the wards. There was
nowhere a sign of a contest, though it
was thought that one might be insti-
tuted in the third ward The vote was
very light one, perhaps not more
than $50 in the whole city being cast
Reports from Mesa and Alma state
that they have gone for O'Neill. So
has Osborn as well as most of the pre-
cincts in the west that have been
| heard from. 1t was stated that there
would be no opposition to him in the
| county convention. 1t is also believed
that he will secure Yuma county but
that is as much as the Smith followers
will cOncede.
ROBBERS OF oSTRIcHES-J. H.
Blevin and ]! H. Rinehart were arrest
ed yesterday charged with the theft
of feathers from the Pan American
Ostrich company. That is, Blevin is
| charged with the theft and Rinehart
for assisting in the sale of the featf-
ers. The day before a package of
feathers was found behind a pile of
beer kegs outside the o. K. saloon and
were taken into Justice Johnstone's
office. 1t was believed then that they
had been stolen. Yesterday Mr.. Nc
Chung of the company received a mes
sage from Secretary Cowgirl of the
board of trade saying that man was
there trying to sell feathers. He Inn
mediately caused the arrest of the
man who was Rinehart. Blevin was
! then taken into custody. 1t was learn
ed that they had tried also to sell at
| Balke's curio store. Blevin had been
employed by the company, though not
| lately, The feathers show that they
have been pulled out of the ostriches
nd at IL In.