Arizona republican., 1908-06-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST

VISIT IN DENvER.-wm. Deity
 and family left this. morning for
 Denver to spend the summer.
 HELD TO THE U. s. GRAND JURY.-Clemente Mendoza, charged with selling liquor to John Rabbit, an Indian, was before Commissioner Johnstone yesterday and was held to the federal grand jury.
 THE FIRST LADY MANAGER In the absence of Manager Roebuck of the Western Union the affairs of the office are in charge of Mrs. Rog- CTS who by the way is the first lady manager for the Western Union at this point.
 SOCIAL SESSlON.-The Indepen-
 dent Order of Foresters will hold a short session tonight at Melczer hall after which they will go to the Air Dome" in body as it was decided at their last meeting to make the second meeting night of each month an even- ing of pleasure.
 LEFT FOR LOS ANGELES.-C. H. Malloy and E. c. Brooks left last night for Los Angeles on mining business. MT. Malloy said that he had been through Nevada an Mexico mining districts and particularly in the form CT state, he had never seen so many idle men as at present. They are men who are really anxious to obtain work. The conditions there were in great contrast to those in this part of the country.
 A PUNY BURGLARY-Abram Lo- peg, a former reform school boy. was before Justice Johnstone yes terday charged with burglarizing the house of Francisco Franco a few days ago. It turned out that he se- cured only fifteen cents which he found in a trunk.
 A COSTLY DoG.-A humane citizen yesterday morning rescued poor lit- tie fox terrier from the dog catcher, bought him a tag and collar and paid Bryan for his trouble. The dog was a pesky little creature however, and by his yelps drew quite a crowd of men who were curious to know what was going on. Several kids were knocked down and one man lost his watch in the excitement.
 W. os iNs VI. SNs-NdDl lldS called a special meeting of the com pany for this evening at which. every member is requested to be present The new Springfield magazine rifles. bayonets and suspender belts have been received, and will be issued to the members at this drill. Several matters of interest will be brought up at this meeting also. The company at present is in good'shape, and expect to be one of the companies that will go with the battalion to the California camp. Several of it's members are practicing hard to get on the team, that will go east on the National shoot in August.
 DR. MAHoNEY's INTERVIEW TiON.-A dog owes it's life to the good heartedness of Dr. O. L. Ma honey. Yesterday morning arriving in town he saw the dog catcher chasing a handsome Spitz dog. Some one remarked that that dogs days were numbered Mir Mahoney re- marked that so far as the dog catcher was concerned the animal would live to green old age. While the dog catcher was pursuing the Spitz the doctor bought a collar and going to the office of the collector he secured tag. As he was leav- ing the city hall the dog catcher ap- preached with his captive. The doc tor stopped him and showing him his he decorated the animal with the lifesaving collar and tag.
 GUESTS OF THE HOLlENRECk. The Hollenbeck hotel at Los An geles has recently entertained the fol- ,inity: E. M. Johnson Bisbee; D. J. Sullivan, Congress; Alma L. Cowan, Bisbee; Mrs. J. W. Davis, Bisbee; Mrs. Theo. E. Metz. Bisbee, Fred P. De Wilde. Bisbee; Benj. Horwitz, Bis pee; J. F. Tomlinson, Kingman; l. M Teale, Kingman; K. M. Schade. Cliff .on; B. O. Lechens. Helvetia; E. G. Caruthers, Yuma; c. O. Tevis and wife, Tucson: J. Eliot Colt, Phoenix: J. L. Wilkins, Thatcher; C. E. Whartman and family, Phoenix; J. 3. Russell and family, Prescott; Paul T. Breaker, Williams. New Mexi- S. E. Atkins, Silver City; ]. w. Sullivan, Albuquerque; R. H. Noble, Albuquerque; N. T. Armigo. md wife. Albuquerque; Jos. Beck and amily Albuquerque. Mexico-H. T. Cananea; P. B. Hnl. Can inea-
 THE DERBY BUSINESS-Ernest Hall yesterday brought to the city markets from Hall Brothers fruit farm southwest of twon. a fine cargo of berries. It consisted of red raspber- ries and strawberries and Logan ber- ries. It was all fine fruit; just as nice as anybody could ask for in any and it was the first red rasp- berries and Logan berries that the Hall Bros, have brought to market this year though they brought some