Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SOLD LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN
Deputy United States Marshal Porteri
ARRIVED from Mesa last night witt
Ramon Ruiz who had been arrested 70
supplying liquor to Carlos Mendoza, a.
Indian.
PHILATHEA CLUB LUNCH.-Th'
Philathea club of the NJ. E. church viii
give picnic lunch Thursday night a
Miss Clifton's. The members are ex'
pected to bring their luncheons anC
be on hand at $50.
REGULAR MEETING.-A full at.
tendance of members of the Ladies o.
the Maccabees this evening at Melczel
/ hall is requested. The state command
er. Mrs. Alice j. Waldron of Detroit
Michigan, will be present and address
the hive and a good social session
twill be enjoyed.
| FLORENCE FOURTH.-Arrange-
ments are being made to run special
excursion from Phoenix TO Florence on
j the Fourth of uly, as there will be a
celebration in the city by the ella, a
baseball game and other amusements
The rate will be $3.50 round trip from
this city and s1.25 from Tempe and
Mesa.
TUCSON BARBEcUE.-Quite a
number of colored people will take in
the big celebration and barbecue In
Tucson on the 18th and will leave this
evening. The Southern Pacific has
granted a special rate of $3.50 from
Phoenix and S4.75 from Tempe for the
round trip. The Bisbee colored base
ball team will play an aggregation of
Tucsonites for a purse.
ENGINES JOLTED.-Train No. 80,
on the S. F. p. & P. railroad running
as an extra, collided with a light en-
CINE which was taking fuel oil in the
Wickenburg yard yesterday afternoon.
The two engines were slightly dam
aged and one car of coal was derailed:
There was no other railroad damage
Engineer Thorne's foot was slightly
injured by the overturning of box of
sand. No one else was hurt.
GO SEE THE cANYON.-The San
Ia Fe viii have an excursion to The
Grand Canyon leaving Phoenix June
22nd, and has arranged to run a
through coach from Phoenix so as to
avoid a transfer at Ash Fork and Will
liams and will reach the Canyon about
$50 D. m. the same day. This is an
opportunity for those who have not
already been to the canyon, to take
this excursion in.
Y. M. c. A. BICYCLE RUN.-The
Y. NJ. C. A. bicycle run tonight prom
Uses to be the largest attended of any
run yet made. The trip will be a
short one, to the ranch of Clyde Evans,
one-half mile west of the Osborn
school house. The boys will leave the
board of trade at 6:15 with a light
lunch. Mr.. Evans will supply the milk
and ice cream. A permanent captain
will be elected who will appoint the
pace maker each time, and arrange for
the sports.
THE TELLTALE SHOES.-Consta-
BILE Murphy last night arrested Dolores
Valenzula on the charge of robbing the
room of a man by the name of Rey
Moline Several articles We're taken
away, among them a pair of nearly
new shoes. With this clue the officer
started on the hunt of the thief and
found Valenzuela wearing the shoes.
A pair of shoes does not constitute pos
tive Identification but Valenzuela
they had not been in his possession
very long. He said he had just traded
for them but could not give the name
of the man with whom he had traded
or even a description of him.
SURVEY APPROvED.-The Sur
veyor General has approved the Of
ficial survey of the Harold. Hum
bOldt, Vernon, Virginia, Triangle,
Charm, Tiger, Tiger No. and Tiger
No. 8. lode mining claims, situate In
the Verde Mining district, Yavapai
county. This survey is designated as
Survey No. 1868 and is claimed by the
Verde Grande Copper company Min
eral Survey No 2520, comprising the
Martinez, Last Chance and Golden
Wave lode mining claims, situated in
the Martinez Mining district, Yava-
pal county, has also been approved by
the surveyor general, Coronado Gold
Mining company. claimants
JEROME WILL BE THERE.-Paul
P. Hastings, general agent of the S. F.,
?. & P, was in the city Yesterday and
said that big preparations are being
made for a celebration there on the
Fourth. Arrangements have been made
by the United Verde Copper company
with the railroad company for an ex-
cursion from Jerome to Prescott for
all the employees of the copper com
pany and their families. Railroad tick
ets viii be furnished free of charge by
the management. The special will
leave Jerome at 1880 o'clock and re-
turn the same evening at o'clock and
the entire population of the
city will spend the natal day in the
Pine City. Mr.. Hastings said that
Prescott people are anxious to have
he Phoenix ball team there on Satur- |
lay and Sunday, the 4th and 9Th. and |
hat big crowd would undoubtedly |
urn out to the game. especially so on |
account of the opening of the new ball |
Dark close to the business part of the |