Arizona republican., 1908-09-16
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY
OF LOCAL INTEREST

KENTUCKY VlSITOR-Dr. J. W. Rousseau from Somerset, Kentucky is a guest of his brother L. D. Rousseau, of the Cartwright district
 AN ARTIST IN LlNE-W. B. John son of Pittsburg, Pa, recently arrived in town and has taken chair at the Fashion barber shop of which Lewis and Noble are the proprietors
 MINING MEN-Fred T. Bragomier and F. w. Armstrong of Globe were in the city yesterday en route to the Salome district to look at some prom ising claims.
 A DAUGHTER-Mr. and Mrs. R. F. KaIfus of 276 North Fifth avenue have been in a trance of delight for the last two days over the arrival Of fine daughter at their home.
 COMPANY A DRlLL-Captain Grinstead has returned from Camp Perry and tonight company A, N. G. A, will drill. All members are re quested to be present at 7:3O o'clock.
 NEW AUTO-A new automobile made it's appearance in Phoenix yes terday It is called the Black and is made in St. Louis. It is built on the motorbuggy style, but is well con structed, has chain drive, a two-cyl- finder engine, cushion tires and seats four people.
 SHELTER coNsTRUCTloN-Work on the new 16O ton smelter in the Cave Creek district is to begin October I5. NJ Y. Campbell of Indianapolis, president of the Rogers Springs Min ing company, head of the smelting company. is expected to arrive here next week to locate the site.
 A DEMAND FOR BONDS-Numer- ous inquiries are being received at the office of the board of supervisors re- garding the sale of the Tempe high school bonds The indications are that there will be a stronger demand for them than there was for the issue which was afterNard declared invalid.
 RETURNED FROM ILLINOIS, Mrs. H. c. Yaeger returned home yes terday afternoon from Litchfield, Ills, where she has been visiting relatives during the summer. She was accom- panied by a grand daughter Miss Hazel Yaeger who will spend the win ter here and attend the union high school.
 RETURNS FROM TENNESSEE Conductor l. T. Sparks of the M. X P. has returned from vacation spent in the land of fried chicken, Ten nessee, where he remained till the cornmeaI barrel was about emptied and choice bullets a rarity among the henroosts Mrs. Sparks will return in about two weeks.
 A WlCKENBURGE least one Wickenburg baby has had the honor of being born in Phoenix. She is the fine ten and a half pound daughter of Doctor and Mrs. Keith of the Has sayampa metropolis who first saw the light here Monday morning She eX- pected to be met by her father here but he did not arrive until afternoon. the stork making his flight between trains.
 RATES FOR HUNTERs-It is an- nounced by the local Santa Fe of fees that the hunters rate effective October 15, will apply to all points from Phoenix north to the A. and Glendale. Peoria and other stations Gle ndale Peoria and other stations. Tickets will be sold every Sunday to everyone who wishes to take advan- tage of the rate which is one fare for the round trip.
 CROWDED COLUMNS-The Re publican regrets as much as does it's readers that it's news columns have been somewhat cramped recently and many things have had to be neglected that under ordinary circumstances would have been given more attention. In explanation announcement Is made that it is the result of a condition and not a theory or a policy The printing of ten pages when twelve or fourteen were demanded by the news and ad- vertising patronage has been due en- tirely to a shortage of white paper and not to a desire to overwork the policy of economy. A year ago the usual edition was ten pages and at times it required an effort to fill them with both news and advertising. even though the patronage was then deemed flattering This year it was not ex- i pected the increase of summer business would so far exceed last year as to put the paper beyond the ten page class for an ordinary issue. The summer supply was accordingly procured on that basis, only a limited amount of twelve page paper having been pro- vided. In order to have a supply for such occasions as were imperative an emergency consignment of twelve page paper was procured from the coast, | and that too has been exhausted and a similar order placed, pending the ar rival of a car load of the twelve page sized rolls from New York. which has been delayed. This prosperity has been inconvenient for The Republican as well as its readers but it is appre- ciated nevertheless and is one of the best business signs any community can have, indicating a winter season that means business growth both for The Republican and it's patrons.