Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A WEDDlNG.-Ramon Aria and
!! Perpina Ceschetti were married Mon
/ day evening By Justice Kyle.
LEFT FOR LOS ANGElES.-Paul
BLIZZARD and wife left last night for Los
Angeles to spend the summer.
WICkENBURG VISITORS. = Mrs.
w. NJ. owens of Wickenburg is in the
city visiting friends for few days.
GONE TO WiCKENBURG.-Gu
Strietz, county surveyor. left yesterday
for Wickenburg for couple of weeks
on business.
TRAVELLING AUDlToR.-T. G.
Maddox. travelling auditor of the S. F.,
P. and P. was in the city yesterday
checking up the local offices.
FOR a. VlSlT-D. Z. Watson and
son arrived yesterday morning from
! the east to spend few weeks with
the rest Of the family. who reside on
North First avenue
IN FROM PARKER.-CharlesC Cor
| liss. who has been with the Missouri
Valley Bridge and Iron company, came
in from Parker yesterday, nearly all
of the steel work having been complet-
ed OF the big bridge.
CAR OF CONCENTRATES L..
Warren, assistant treasurer of the Con-
gress Gold Mining company, was in the
city yesterday. He stated that car
of concentrates from the mine would
be shipped TO Sasco in few days
when the now ore rates become ef-
fective.
OTHERS AlSO@It was learned
yesterday that the list of Phoenix bust
ness houses published yesterday as vic
tins OF the check operations Of Marie
Tisdale was far too short Several
other establishments were bit by the
swindler, among them the New York
Store for $25; Berryhill store, $50 and
the Ice company. SO. 1t is estimated
now that the fraudulent checks Will
total approximately $500.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM NATION
The United states civil service COM
mission announces an examination to
be held in this city on July SO. 1908,
for the position of clerk examiner civil
service commission. For application
blank 1872 and circular of instructions
address Secretary, Twelfth Civil Ser
vice District, Room PAL, P. o. Building,
San Francisco, Cal.
WICKENsuRG BOARD OF TRADE.
I-Wickenburg people have taken the
preliminary steps for the organization
of board of trade and had appointed
a meeting for today for organization
purposes, having invited Geo. w. Cow
gill. secretary of the Phoenix board
of trade, to be present and assist. Mr..
Cowgirl found himself unable to go
today. but secured a postponement I'M
til tomorrow, when he will r. hand
ready and willing to 90 anything he
can to get the Wickenburg people
started on good working basis.
NEW BOARD OF TRADE DlREc-
TORS.-At a meeting of the directors
of the board of trade, held yesterday
afternoon, three new directors were
added to the board, under a provision
of the bylaws as recently amended.
Formerly the bylaws provided for
twelve members Of the board, which
is now composed of fifteen members.
The new members are: H. B. Wilkin-
son, R b Burmister and S Oberfelder.
The president assigned all three OF the
new members to places on the finance
committee, which committee has some
DIX NOTh DeIOTe IL anu expects u Illdht
public its plans in the near future.
BACK FROM THE COBRAltA.-
W. T. Smith, w. B. Twitchell, E. L.
Andrews and Dick Wick Hall returned
last evening from the Cobralla group
of mines, near Salome, which they
spent a day or so in looking over Fitz-
Mac also accompanied the party to the
property and will remain there several
days yet to make a geological examina-
ton of the group and secure data for
writing a report upon it.
V. NJ. c. a. BULlETINS.-The al
terations in the excavation for the Y.
NJ c. A. building are about completed,
and the construction force Is busy.
While excavating for the footings OF
the walls beneath the swimming pool
fine quality of sand and gravel was
encountered, much of which can be
utilized in construction. Yesterday
the concrete workers began putting up
at the southeast corner the wooden
forms or moulds for the concrete base
ment walls. A little more enthusiasm
is desired or the part of subscribers
in order to keep pace with the build
ing expense. So far this week fifteen
persons have paid In $32I.5O. In most
of these cases the payment followed
a personal call by the general secre
tary. 1t is expected that many who
know their subscriptions are due. will
call at the bank directly and make
their payments now that the work of
construction is actually under way.
HARRY WHEELER ABROAD
Harry Wheeler. captain of the Arizona
ranger force is paying old Mexico an
official visit, being now somewhere in
the interior in company with num-
Der of Mexican officers. The purpose
of his mission was primarily to recov-
er. if possible, a number of horses
stolen in this country and driven
across the line. He has been quite
successful. having secured several of
the stolen horses. Better even than
that. he has with the cooperation of