Arizona republican., 1908-08-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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 RETURNED FROM KlRKLANp.- A. R. Betts of the local Santa F'e ot- fees returned yesterday from a busi- ness trip to Kirkland.
 POOL RESULTS.-In the tourna- ment games at the Capital pool hall last night, Wallace defeated Clark by a score of S5 to 3S. The play tonight will be between Mccoy and Nicholson HE WENT TO FAST-An automo- bilist was in police court yesterday for exceeding the speed limit on Saturday. He admitted that he had his carbureter working too fast and he paid fine of S15.
 WHEELS WITHOUT OWNERS.-| There is a stray bicycle at the office of the sheriff and another at the Santa Fe freight depot which will be gladly surrendered to the owners on making proof of property.
 A DISGRAcEFUL OFFENDER.- 1 Constable Murphy yesterday picked up lJesus chen for whom he had been looking since Saturday night. Cuen IS
 charged with a nameless crime. He will have a hearing before Justice lJohnstone today.
 RETURNED TO DUTIES.-C. B.
 Rarnhard. fiscal agent for the reclam- ation service returned to Phoenix yes terday afer a vacation trip Whlch m lcluded San Francisco, Salt Lake, Chi Icago, Washington and New York' lDuring his absence George E. Moore Iacted as special fiscal agent MT Moore has now been transferred to Yuma where he will act temporarily ln a similar capacity.
 THE CAMP MEETlNG.-Thec camp meeting of the Methodist at the Brill addition is going on this week with in creased interest. Evangelist Cogle IS preaching to large audiences each day and night. The ground is alive with lcampers and more are coming each day. Many Christians who have at tended have been encouraged in thelr lreligious life. Many are reviewing Itheir study ot the Bible, and four have been converted. The services TOT ithis week will be as follows: sunrise prayer meeting 6:30, preaching lO:So'
 preaching 800 D. m., preaching S;Oo D.
 m.
 THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. l-The first session of the August meet ling of the territorial board of equallz- lation was held yesterday for the con sideration of the valuation for taHaole
 purposes of all classes of property eN- cent those of the railroads when were disposed of at the June meeting'
 though representatives of the smaller
 roads will appear before the board 10
 secure revisions of figures All the
 members of the board were present. including F. H. Parker of this county Charles F.. Slack. of Pima; C. w. Bow
 man of Cochise; Charles Solomon or lGraham. T. J. Coalter of Coconino. inc ! day was spent in an elamination or inc returns from the various counties If is not likely that the work of the
 board will be completed before lhe lat
 ter part of the week.
 RACK FROM cONVENTIoN.-J. J
 Healv returned yesterday from Chlca-
 go where he went as a delegate lroh
 Arizona to the convention of the new Independence party. He denies the re- 5 ports in the papers that all the dele- ] gates were circulation men, pelcl ' pushers. newsboys, and other employeS ! of the Hearst papers. He sald IL Was H :.. a,9ooo +o balittle Hearst Ht says there will be some big surprises S sprung in November and Whlle h' II would frankly state that the 1ndepen T dent marty does not expect to elect $ nresident it may carry one or moro 3 states In four years they will be abl' T to deliver the goods and land man II & the highest office in the land MT S Healy names Idaho and Nevada al ! the states the independents are ikel! Il to enroll under the Hearst banner H HeaIv was made the national commit # teeman from Arizona. He says can T didate for delegate to congress VIII b & nominated in Arizona and probably 8 county ticket will be placed in tn H field.
 FREEMAN WAS ABSENT.-Th N case of Freeman, a colored man. VII k was arrested on Saturday night TO E being drunk and disorderly was calle N yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, ou H the defendant who put up a. cash poh N of s15 did not appear. Freeman wa K really wanted for annoying women N the streets. Complaint had for some time been made against an lndlVldua and the police believed that when the 1 took Freeman they had the right mai - Stiu. there was not sufficient evidenc
 
 against him to prove it. He was thei VI fore held on another charge and Whe N he offered bail it had to be taken. 4 N the same time the marshal told Free man that he did not know of any oth' N country that would not be better t' H his health than this valley. Later tf H wife Of Freeman called and asked U E marshal why he was trying to run h' N husband out of town. The marsh E replied that he had tried to do no suc H a thing but that on the contrary ! N was expected to appear at four oeloc She said he would be on hand, but l N was not. and when an officer went see why, Mrs. Freeman replied th' U her husband was out collecting. It l1 thought at the city hall that this )C
 of collecting will keep him out
 Phoenix for sometime.