Arizona republican., 1908-05-18
GF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW MESA POsToFFIcE-It is understood that Mesa City is soon to have a fine new poStorfice hunding which will Joe erected by Dr. A. J. .Chamllpr
 FLORAL OFFERiNCS-m the hur- ry and hustle of The Republicans reception number of little things were overlooked that ought not to have been and among them were the oanEhulions of Airs. Grau. Mrs. Simpson and others who rnisled many of ;hc roses. sweet peas and other flowers which added so much to the decorations and which were appreciated as much for the kind remembraucc as for the flowers themselves
 EXHIBITION DUCT Ts-Mr. Ca~tIcE OF the firm of Henry X Cost ley has brought Go the board of trade am exhibit of alfalfa which stands six feet high otto Green, who has a farm six miles southwest of the city. has also l-suElt in a bunch of well uuel and very large heads Of black Russian wheat. He says he has 20 acres of that kind of grain and did not bring in the entire sheaf because the straw was too long and heavy to carry conveniently. He was afraid people would think he had a bunch of bamboo poles.
 PRESCOTT VlSITORS.-Among the ENauai visitors who called in state at The Republican office Saturday night Were NnsSrs. Roy H. Davidson. 4. TB T.1 Mason Ross C. 1T Hindcrer, all of Prescott and C. Lorgacre. Jr. of Pol and They came down for the DreSch- er-Jama- wedding but did The Repub- -iCBu the -ruor of a visit after that function Ea- over. others who came down Co attend the wedding were MT. and Mrs Warren N prescher and A.. D. Harunarlt uf Prescott Mir. and Mrs. \. ". Edwards were also visitors with Dr. and Mrs e. ". NiDkers over sun day and attended Tine R0pUbhcan's reception
 PRESCOTT MILITIA COMPANY.-- Prescott was little slow in getting good militia company organized to strengthen the national guard forces lon. since this has been done the pro- i.ot has n#..ma one of municipal pride and it i= rl.a-ir@ t1 note that the peo- nlc of that city arc giviHg the com uauy the finest kind of support treut $--0 per moatn ha- been raised by ra0ular subscription for the pur- En-. nI uaiutainiUg Ily company and che older or-auizatf1u~ r- the terri t.ry will have to gn some to keep ahead .t the Dow Prescott company. It is proposed to esEip athletic rooms and make thc company headquarters Q sort pf gymnasium and club for the soldiers and their -r.anGS. It is hoped .E aIy -sEu iu lif. territory which has a militia rowua'r Hi'l do HlSeWisa and those who have no-cpmpauias will or -.riza them as soon aS possible. Ari- zanas national zuard Is not the big Sa-T iu the world but it is just as good as any other of its size and great deal better than many Of the state forces Of some of the old com uonweaIrr-
 CCRCNAUO TEET CITY oPEN.- To ac~oIn-iate the crowds during tine recent visit of th. battle-hirs to San Diego Maneg.r Hammond, of Corona Ea Tent City. threw the resort open .....a" .'f."f ..-.I..a l4-.af- II has been decided ta keep the r~s0rt 9Ten and from now until June 10th. a reduction nf f.oae-third will be made in rates. The formal opening Of the reg uiar season r.fl occur on June 17th.
 when iu addition tp the famo usband
 and the other weI-rsuambered att fractions. number of other features win ua introduced. Manager J. $ Hammond says that thr Tent City will br kept open until tn. last or September, and perhaps louror Ha says that more than $20.-, Hn has been spent in building 30J new tent houses which have proved -o popular. There is nothing in the state like tlsm- A new booklet has been issued. giving full information about rates. accommodations. routes, etc. it also describes the new at fractions. chief of which is the new pleasure pier running goo feet into the ocean and affarJins fine facilities for fishermen. as well as boats
 NOT PERMANENTLY INJURED George Williamson fs not veteran of the Sp1uis sh-Auerican war even though he does go around Iimping Wilh one foot He i- merely lame from coming into violent contact with some of Ar'1Jn1's wonderful mineral re- sources. He returned a few days ago from his first actual trip into the mountains. though he has lived in PhoeniE about six years He went up WiuE.lmau way and saw things things everywhere. The mines all looked good Go him and he says they are go-I ing Go look a lot better a little later lie visited Christmas camp which is quiet now but great place even when it is dead. He stayed longest at the camp of the Arizona Consolidated Gold and Copper company in which st. Claire and McNc,u of Phoenix are largely interested and concerning which operations more lengthy de- ser-u4jor was given a few days ago. Since that time shaft has been start