Arizona republican., 1908-09-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

J PurdN Bullard leIt on frldaN niSnI TOT fGila Bend to try criminal case. From
 there he will go to Tucson to meet
 with the automobile people and ar | range the preliminaries of the run | from Tucson to Phoenix during the ! territorial fair. It is thought that con siderable interest can be awakened among the autoists in that city, and | that others from Douglas and Bisbee will join the crowd from Tucson.
 FINE GRADE OF HONEY.--Wil- | liam Lossing brought to the board of trade several boxes of as fine honey | as was ever produced anywhere. Mir. Tossing has been very liberal and has
 donated the use of three large crates | or boxes of honey to board for it's ;eXhibit at Albuquerque. There are three kinds or grades among the lot | light amber dark amber, mesquite, white mesquite and extra white mes iquite The latter is the peer of any honey of which Colorado can boast, which state has acquired some fame in that line as in the cantaloupe. The combs are filled out almost with me lchanical perfection, and the color is a clear white. The honey was the work
 of what might be called 'highbreds." MT. Losing has about 1900 colonies of
 bees and devotes his entire attention
 to that industry. His success is very encouraging His exhibit will show Iup nicely at the irrigation congress.
 SOME OF THE BROWNS.-Mc- | Cleland. who played short stop with 1.-the Phoenix Browns a few days ago, wrote to Dave Goldberg asking what were his chances of getting back to Phoenix to play ball. He says he can bring four or five men who want to come to Phoenix for the winter Me Clelland is now playing with the East Liverpool ohio, team, and has been signed by Indianapolis for next sea son. Daley and Bayless, who have been hitting the ball hard and often, the former with Terre Haute and the latter with Dayton. ohio, in the Cen tral league, will probably be seen in Cincinnati suits next season. Daley aI eady is playing with the Reds. The
 Enduirer predicted that he would be
 brought back before the season was over. and it turns out correct, as he
 was recalled a few days ago and Is i
 now with the Reds. Bayless will join |
 them later. Becker since he went ]
 from Pittsburg to Little Rock has been |
 batting better and has been purchased ]!
 bv Boston Nationals. He will get an | other chance in the Major league. ! .Speer will go to eDtroit next season. l Arnold of Bisbee, now with Shreve- |
 port. has been signed by St. Louis. |
 WICKENBURG VISITOR. - Tom i Shultz. The Republicans WickenbUrg !. correspondent, was a Phoenix visitor | yesterday. Mr. Shultz says things are 1 moving along in their natural way at ! Wickenburg, but the day is fast ap- | preaching when they will move a great i deal faster The mineral wealth that | surrounds that center together with | the unlimited supply of Hassayampa ] water. the best on earth, will make l her famous as sure as anything hu | man can be. The question of her | growth and prosperity is only of time |
 whether she will be a big city in five i years or whether it will take twenty | five for the world to properly appre- | ciate the natural conditions. The !! water is not only incomparable for | drinking and household purposes, but | for manufacturing and for all kinds ! of machinery it is uneNcelled, as 1t | does not cOrrOde or otherwise injure | boilers When the railroad systems | are more nearly complete the water | alone will prove an attraction for | shops needed in their operation, and | Wickenburg is soon to become a cen tral station for the furnishing of power f to surrounding mining camps.
 THE WATERS REVENGE.-Sal- vador Preciado, a waiter employed at | Tuck Kings restaurant in the rear of f the Anheuser, was arrested yester
 day afternoon by Constable Murphy, | on the charge of assaulting a patron , of the place by throwing a heavy | glass tumbler at him, cutting him | severely The waiter was taken to jail and later the proprietor of the | restaurant called and furnished bonds i for his release. It was brought out that Preciado had acted under great The victim, in company | of two other men, had seated himself at the lunch counter and immediately |, started a disturbance. He finally en- a a climax by throwing a tea cup at the waiter who had taken no part in the affair. The cup miss ed it's mark but the waiter seized a tumbler and threw with more certain aim and bloody effect
 LABOR DAY BALL GAME-Among the features of the celebration of Labor day in Phoenix today will be a game of baseball between the Sims |. and the Fats or as the Spanish an has it, the Fla cos' and i the "Gordos" The former team con sists of: Pitcher, M. Celayo; catcher, !, R. Scott; first base, F. Pablos; sec Dnd base, Y. Bustos; third, s. Acuna; |, shortstop. l.. Turnbull; rifht field, A. ' Pablos; lift field, Jose Contreras; center field, c. Bernal: mascot, R. N. '. The "GOrdos" are: Pitch ar. E. L. Lopez; pitcher and first :, base, Rafael Bernal; second, Theo-