Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
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 BACK FROM FRIsco.-si sidne, Goldman returned yesterday from /; Vacation trip to the coast and Frisco
 IN FROM PlNAL.-Jack Henness O Henness and Giffin of Kelvin was ; business visitor in the city yesterday
 NEW NOTARlES.-John J. Pool O Pool, Cochise county. and c. r. Wit cher of Globe, were yesterday commis stoned notaries public.
 ARRIVED FROM DENVER.-J. w Bates arrived in the city yesterday to visit his brother, Andy Bates, but found that the latter had gone to Flag staff Cor few weeks.
 POOL RESULTS.-In the tourna- ment games at the Capital pool hal last night Mccoy defeated Wallace by a score of S5 to v. The play tonight will be between Ludlam and Baker.
 BACK FROM .COAST.-Tom Elder Elder came back yesterday from a sev- eral months sojourn on the coast or mining business which he reports en- couraging and the future outlook good
 WERE MARRIED.-Thomas Aros and Miss Francisco Eangela were married yesterday morning by Justice IJohnstone at II o'clock. ArOs has been lemployed at Granite Reef.
 TRIAL OF BURGLARS.-The In dian boys who robbed the FerOnias store at the end of the Indian school car line were arraigned before Justice Kyle yesterday. Their hearing will be had today at 10 o'clock.
 FRATERNAL BRoTHERHooD.- There will be a meeting of the Frater- nal Brotherhood tonight at which there will be one or more limitations, and a large attendance Of members is desired.
 NEW SCHOOL DlSTRIcT-The The board of supervisors yesterday yesterday created school district No. 59, south of Salt river and this side of the Maricopa Indian village. The aC- ton was on the petition of residents of that section, endorsed by County Superintendent Fulton.
 THE CALL FOR PRIMARIES
 The board of supervisors spent some time yesterday in the work prelimin- ary to the call for the county prim- aries and nominating conventions. The names of judges. inspectors, clerks, cts, were all selected, but the dates Of the primary and convention will not be decided until today.
 ELECTION PROCLAMATION Is- SUED.-Governor Kibbey yesterday issued the formal proclamation requir- led by law for the holding of the gen eral territorial and county election. The date fixed is November and the usual notification will be sent immed lately to the various counties and pub. lication be made in the county papers. The first publication VIII be found on another page of The Republican in this issue
 GRAHAM COUNTY DELEGATES. Word was received here yesterday of the result of the Graham county re- publican convention held in Solomon vile last Saturday for the selection of seventeen delegates to the terri torial convention to be held here next Saturday. The delegates chosen are: Dell M. Potter, Henry Hill, J. F. Mic olls, C. F. Beck, R. E. Moore, C. E.. Tyler, Charles Solomon, James Wake field, Phillip Freudenthal, J. H. Lar. son, John Bilby, sherman Stewart, A. A. Johnson, James Mack, George Green, A. A. Meiia. A. Alexander.
 CHARLIE INGALLS, BETTER The many friends of Charles B. In- gals, who has been confined to his bed for the last seventeen months the greater part of the time by rheuma tism, will be pleased to know that his condition is now improving. An op- eration was decided upon in the hope of relieving his suffering and last Tuesday an incisiOn about nine inches long was made on the upper part of one of his legs, the sciatic nerve was stretched and replaced. The wound is now healing nicely and his suffering has been greatly relieved
 COLORADO INTER- STATE FAIR. Special reduced rates from all points in Colorado. Wyoming, Utah. New Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas have been made by the railroads to Denver for the first annual Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition, to be held September ' to F. These rates are put in especially for the fair and exposition and are made so'that stOp-overs will be grant ed either going or coming, and the re- turn limit is placed at September 15, giving visitors ample time to visit on the road to or from Denver and to have time in Denver for the big fair Among the special attractions at tho fair will be Knabenshue and his fla nous passenger carrying airship and Pains marvellous fireworks, compris- ing the Carnival of Naples and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
 AT INDIAN BEND.-The following enjoyed picnic and hunting trip from till Monday at Indian Bend Mir. Whitaker and wife, Misses Thomp- son and Pierce, Messrs. Clark Hol- ingsworth, Browning and Oakes. They killed about one hundred and fifty doves and fifty cottOntails. Mir Whit lker proved his ability as mulligan