Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

IN FROM THE RANcH-J. s. Drew
 is in the city again from his ranch
 better known as Cuttings Well, GENERAL INGALLS, BETTER Surveyor General Ingalls, has been
 down and out with la grippe for a few days but was able to be at his office again yesterday. though he still con
 verses in a voice. about an octave be-
 low the written score.
 AN INQUIRY FOR GEORGE w. RANNEY.-Judge Burnett yesterday received a letter of inquiry concerning George w. Banner. a former resident of this county and who was living in Gila Bend in the early nineties. Ran ney is wanted more particularly just now becausdNa claim against the gov ernment which he had has been adjust ed. and the money is awaiting him.
 A PIONEER RETURNS. - J. A. Chenowith of the San Simon valley was in the city yesterday for the first time in twenty years He was one of the earlier residents of Phoenix. He took up that land which now includes University addition, and he assisted in the construction of the Prescott. or. as il is better known. the Broadway ditch. Mir. Chenowith saw little here now that he could remember having seen twenty years ago.
 LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES-M. ". COnnor. business man of Detroit, who has been spending several weeks in Phoenix. will leave today for Los Angeles and other California points before returning to his home He car ries with him a warm remembrance for the valley and will have good word to say for investments here. IL is probable that he may return next winter.
 Y. M. C. A. CoNVENTIoN-Nothing has been learned yet concerning the Y. NJ. |. A. convention date or place of meeting for next year It was un- derstood that this was to be decided last Saturday. but it is since learned that the custom is not to decide the matter during the convention but merely record the applications and turn the subject over to the executive committee for later action
 A SENATOR'S SoN-Among the visitors in the city for the past few days is W. H. Johnson. the son of Joseph F. Johnson. recently elected T.. s. senator from Alabama to succeed Mir. Patterson. Mir Johnson is a stock holder in the octave mine and also in other Arizona mining properties. This is his first trip to the vest and he says that he is very forcibly impressed with Phoenix. He was among a party l,.,- .n- an extensive auto ride over the val ley. Regarding conditions in the south MT. Johnson says that in a business way they are improving. Politically of course it is one way. Bryan is very popular. he says Mir Johnson is en- gagged in manufacturing lines. He will leave this morning for his home in Birmingham
 GATHERING RElATlVES-Sever relatives of J. F. Cleaveland and Miss Zelma Bailey. who are to be married this evening at the home of pr. G. H. Bailey. arrived yesterday. joining those who came the day before. and others are expected this morning. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kuchel and son of Ana helm were among those who came yesterday. Mrs. Kuchel is sister of Miss Bailey. Mir. Kuchel is a newspa per man of many years experience and is the editor and proprietor of the Anaheim Gazette of Anaheim, California Mrs J. F Coleman and sOn of Morenci. the former sister Of Mir. Cleaveland. also came yesterday as did James Dunseath of Tucson. warm personal friend of Mir. CleaVe- land. formerly associated with him in the publication of the Morenci Leader. but at present associated with Frank Hereford in the practice of law in Tucson NIT. and Mrs Neil Bailey Of Naco are expected here this morning.
 SOUTHERN VISITORS-D. B. Hamilton and son and A R. Sullivan of Rome Ga. are in the city on min ing business in connection with the Octave. Mir Hamilton is cotton mill owner. and MT Sullivan is a member Of Towers and Sullivan. a firm manu- featuring farm implements. They have learned during their stay of a num- Der of Floyd county. Georgia, people. them MT and Mrs. Walter Hamrick and William Hamrick. Mir. Hamilton was recently elected alder man of Rome. He says the cotton in have suffered some by the panic bur business is reviving He referred to the recent Legislation in the southern states on railroad rates, as demagogic and ininical to the south as it had proved What they wanted down there was service. and, improve ments to develop the resources of the states. The antagonistic course pur- sued has been very hurtful to the best interests. He is much taken with Phoenix and expects to remain here for several weeks with his son. how ever. intending to return home in time to be inaugurated into office
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