Arizona republican., 1908-08-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO FLAGSTAFF.-J. c. Buzzard left yesterday for Flagstaff on va cation soiOurn.
 A NE WNoTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to G. w. Dietz, Silverbell, Pima COuI. Y.
 ON MINING BUSINESs-C. A. Hunt left for Ely. Nev., this morning on mining business.
 TO KANSAS cITY-M. O. ODell and son left this morning for Kansas City on a business and pleasure trip. assistant engineer at the Roosevelt dam has gone to Los Angeles on va cation trip.
 TO THE COAST-Engineer How ard s. Reed of the reclamation service left last night for the coast on a va cation.
 TO NORTHERN PARTS-victor Redewill will leave Saturday morning on a short vacation north where he will combine business with pleasure.
 RETURNED FROM coAST-F Peichman. designing engineer with the reclamation service has returned from a vacation on the coast
 A PHOENIX MINING ENGINEER. W. F. Deity of Phoenix, Arizona, is at present engaged making exten- siVe examinations in Breckenridge and Leadyille districts. Colorado
 TO CHRISTOPHER STATE-Joe Sipes and wife, of Phoenix, and Rev. C. II. Ellis of Tempe, left this morning over the Santa Fe for points in Kan sas
 A MONTHS TRIP-George P. Brown secretary of the Buckeye Irri- gation company accompanied by his wife and two children and Mrs. Stew art of Mesa left last night for a months visit on the coast.
 K. OF p. MEETING.-There will be a regular meeting of the Phoenix lodge No. ?, Knights of Pythias, tonight. Inn portant business will be transacted and ice cream will be served as a drawing card.
 A BABY GiRl.-LOuie Bazwitz was yesterday much elated despite the hot weather and handing the cigars about to his friends. The cause of the ela- tion of spirit was the arrival of baby girl at his home. at 616 North Third street.
 EN ROUTE TO COAST. Assistant Attorney Frank Lyman and wife will go to Prescott Saturday and after the convention will leave for tiie coast for a few weeks sojOurn, Mr. RuliIrd hay ing returned to look after the duties of the district attorney. office.
 WAGON SHED FOR LAUNDRY The Arizona Laundry has just com pleted building a shed S0X2O feet for the laundry wagons It connects up with the main laundry building and loading of bundles can be carried on in the shade and in the dry.
 A VISITING LEGISLATOR.-Hon Mott. F. Guild, member of the legisla- tive assembly from Pinal courty spent a couple of days in Phoenix, return ing to Red Rock on Wednesday night. MT. Guild says there has been gen. eral improvement of conditions in that part of the country.
 SALT RISlNG-Section Director l.. Y. Jesunofsky of the weather bureau last night reported that the Salt had risen two feet and seven inches in the past twenty four hours. There is also a flood in the Verde river owing to the heavy rains in the Jerome and Flagstaff sections.
 TO CATALINA-Dr. F. H. Redewill of the firm of Wylie and Redewill and CasS A. Redewill secretary of the Redewill Music company left last evening at Canta Catalina island where Mrs. and Miss Redewill are so- journing On his return trip Dr. Rede- will visit his colleagues at the Balti- more and New York hospitals where he was attending physician.
 BICYCLE ACCIDENT-Two bicycle riders came together yesterday after noon on South First avenue neac the railroad and were badly scratched up. one riders wheel was considerably damaged Both were going in the same direction, but the front rider suddenly decided to turn round and the result was a collision. Neither were seriously hurt.
 THE SToDDARD FAMILY IN MO TION.-CeIOra Martin Stoddard h1s returned from a months visit at Bi1s hamton, N. Y, and Manhattan. don I. T. Stoddard returned from the east or July ,. The following night his son left The latter returned on Aug ust ,, ard last night NJ. Sto1dgrd hurried away to ocean Park to join Mrs. Stoddard, Tn e StOddards have a cottage there for the summer.
 CHAINS FOR GATES-The heavy steel chains for operating the sluice gates at the Granite Reef dam have arrived in Mesa and as soon as they can be installed at the dam. the Gran te Reef work will be completed. The chains are nine in number and weigh a total of eight tons It will take q couple of weeks to install them. One man will be left in charge of the oper- ation of the gates at Granite Reef | which will be raised by gasoline en- zine hoist.
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