Arizona republican., 1908-07-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

] Craig and daughter left Monday even ing for Los Angeles to spend the sum- mer.
 ] TO FRlScO.-The family of J. G. billy of the NJ. & P. have gone to Fris- co for a visit during the summer.
 AWAY FOR SUMMER.-Mrs. Phil ! lip Weisner left last night for Los An geles where she will be the guest of Mrs. w. H. McCode for sometime. TEACHERS LEAvE.-Miss Margar- ct Williams and Miss Cook, both teach CTS in the Phoenix city school, depart ed last night for Los Angeles for the summer.
 TO WASHINGTON.-Mrs. Porter left last night by the Southern Pacific for Everett, Washington, to spend the summer with her daubhter, Mrs. A. C. McCready.
 ASSIGNED PLAcES-Father George and Brother Damian. who have been here this winter with the St. Marys church. left last night for California to take up work, the former in Sacra- mento and the latter in Santa Barba- ra!
 LOOKING FOR HELP.-F. L. Me Carthy of Maricopa returned home last night after a couple of days in the city where he had come to pick up some help from the Edwards house. Busi- ness is unusually lively down there at the present time.
 AN EASTERN TRlP-Harry De WintOn will leave tomorrow for Del phi, Ind. with his baby daughter whom he will leave with her grandmother, Mrs. Heiney. Mir. De Winton will re- turn in about thirty days. TO, INSTALL OFFiCERS.-The Knights of Maccabees will meet Thurs day night for the installation of off cers for the ensuing term. There will be cigars, refreshments and a general good social time. All members are urged to attend.
 TO CAlIFORNIA.-Dr. G. H. Bailey and wife and daughter. Miss Georgia Bailey, and Miss Ambra Osborn left over the Southern Pacific last night for Anaheim, California, to visit rela- tives. Miss osborn will spend part of the summer in Los Angeles.
 DOWN FROM PREScoTT-H. c. Story. superintendent of the $. F., P. and P, was in the city yesterday and reports that the Pine City will have big celebration on the Fourth. People from all the surrounding mining camps will come to Prescott on that day. Among the attractions will be a base ball tournament.
 RETURNED FROM YALE.-Arthur Goebel has returned home for the summer after two years absence. He has been attending Yale and will graduate in two years more. It will be remembered that he made a good record as a member of Yale's fast football squad, which won nearly every game last season. He will spend part of the summer in the mountains on a camping trip and re- turn to school about the middle of September.
 OVER FROM .FLoRENCE.-R. c. Sharpe, Mir. Scholfield Of Florence were in the city yesterday and re- ported that Florence has made great preparations for a big Fourth If July celebration. There will hc a ball game between Ference ari tilendale, bronco riding, running races, pony races, fireworks at night, band concert and a dance on an open platform till late hour. Several hundred dollars have been raised to defray the ex- pense of the entertainment.
 THE BOARD OF HUMILIATION The board of supervisors will begir sitting as a board of equalization to- day and will remain in the capacity of equalizers for the ensuing twenty days as the law requires. Of course, the board will not sit every day but who = daGirn1G n having a n 1fndar- standing and in regard to the value of property for taxable purposes will have an opportunity to do SO Now is the time to begin kicking. It will be too late twenty days hence. There will then be nobody with authority to listen to complaints of excessive or improper valuation.
 WHAT'S IN A NAME.-It is stated at the city hall, in relation to the fuss that has been made about the name of the dog catcher, that it really makes no difference what his name is so long as he rounds up the dogs. That it is officially held can be done under one name as well as another and that is what Teddy Bryan is doing. It is further stated that the name of Will liam Jennings Bryan was not given to him after he had been knighted dog catcher. but that was the name by which he had been known for years. long before he aspired to the censor ship of dogs. The city officials dis claim any purpose to reflect upon Will liam Jennings Bryan of Nebraska, and they do not think that it is any dis grace to him to have a man who per forms his duties well called after him. They aver further, that if MT. Bryan of Nebraska should be elected to the presidency and should leave such an impress on the country as the NiIlia m