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

TO IRON SPRINGS.-W. B. Lount
 and family will leave this morning fol
 Iron Springs.
 TO LONG BEACH-M. F.. Prutsman
 and family left last night to spend
 the summer at Long Beach.
 NEW BANK EMPLOYE.-Artie c. Stoce arrived here yesterday from
 Los Angeles and has entered the em-
 ploy of the Phoenix National bank. TO IRON SPRINGS.-Mrs. D. D.
 Horning and Mrs. J. E. Walker were among those who went to Iron Springs lyesterday for the remainder of the | summer
 NEW BookKEEPER.-Carl Dare, who came here recently from Los An
 geles, has entered the employ of the
 Long Hardware company on Center
 street. MT. Dare is an expert account ,ant.
 SUMMER VAcATION.-Miss Susie Leonard, chief clerk in the incorpora- tion department of the auditors office, 1 left yesterday for a vacation of 1 two months in her former home in
 Lockport, N Y.
 NEW RESIDENTS-Mr and Mrs 1 R. A. Kirk arrived here yesterday from { Bisbee and will make Phoenix their | home. MT. Kirk is the new secretary of the territorial fair commission and will immediately devote himself to perfecting an organization for the big
 gest and best fair ever
 A HUNTING PARTY.-James San- chez and Frank Jerez, with their fam flies, went on a hunting expedition up the river. Though this is not ideal hunting weather they had very pleas ant outing and came back with plenty of cotton tails and such other game as is not protected by the close season. VALUABLES PICKED UP.-A cou- pie of weeks ago a purse was found in the New York store containing a sum of money and other things. The man agement has been holding it thinking the owner would call in the search that would naturally follow, but no one has yet come who could identify it so the matter is made public
 AN EASTERN VISIT.-Miss Myrtle Salisbury left Sunday morning for Chicago, New York City and other points in the east. On the way she will visit the Grand Canyon and Den yer. Miss Salisbury will spend the greater part of the summer visiting relatives in Missouri, Kansas and Ok lahoma
 LICENSED TO WEO-For warm day George Kirkland. the marriage clerk of the office of the probate court, was unreasOnably busy yesterday. Li- .censes were issued to the following persons: Buford T. Brown and Maude Merrill Ullom; Oat Hitson and Mrs. A. NJ. Downey; Grant Merrill and Margaret Schwarz. All are residents of the county.
 TWO DAYS MORE.-There are only two days more for the salvation of those who are. still delinquent in the payment of the water rentals Friday night, July 10, will precipitate a great many dignified Phoenicians into the depths of the tureen unless they move faster during the next two days than they have been doing.
 BROKE HIS ARM.-Fred Adams, a citizen of Florence, had the misfortune yesterday forenoon to fall from the curbstone near the Commercial hotel in this city, and break the bone of his upper right arm. The seriousness of the injury to the arm was not discov- cred for sometime after the fail, when a physician was summoned to attend him.
 FROM PRICES STATION.-Henry Zeuner, mayor and ex-officio city coun- cil, chief of police and landlord at Prices station in PinaI county. is vis- iting Phoenix. MT. Zeuner says there is growing activity in that section particularly at the Newberrv mine where the construction of a hoisting plant and other improvements are un- der way. The company received about fifteen carloads of freight last month and something arrives almost every day.
 NEW ATIoNs.-Articles of the following corporations were filed | in the office of the county recorder | yesterday: Consumers Peat, Fuel and 1 Gas company, capital stock $1 1,O0O, 900; | incorporators, Albert Sellers, Louis J. | Meadlock, Elias H. Sellers. La Corona do Development company, capital stock, S7500 ;incorporators, s. J. Tribo- | let, Frank Thomas, C. H. Barnett, Wm. Tezonapa Valley PIatation capital stock, $1.2OO, 900; in | Pehr olson Suffer, Fred | erick Albert Robinson
 TO JOIN ELkS.-Charles J. McEl- | roy left over the Southern Pacific1 last night for a two months vacation | and pleasure trip. By previous ar he will join the Los Angeles | Elks special train at Tucson and | journey with tlIem to Fl Paso where | the bunch of lQnghorns will be enter | tained by the Fl Paso lodge. From | there they will go to Dallas to the grand lodge. After the Elks' conven- tion MT. McElroy vii go to Galveston,