Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MIR. cRUICE HERE-F. P. Cruice, assistant to the president of the $. r. P. & P, was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 HOME AGAIN-Miss Bessie Stark returned yesterday from vacation trip of several weeks spent in differ ent part of California.
 LEFT FOR coAST-Wm. Warren, Who has been spending a few days
 with relatives in Phoenix. on his way from the east to Los Angeles, left last night for the coast
 A CHIcAGOAN HEBREW. R.
 Harvey, father of Mrs. Sam Dunlap, and d sugar broker in the Windy City. is in Phoenix looking over the
 valley and visiting Mir. and Mrs.
 Dunlap. Mir. Dunlap has purchased a residence at 627 North First street and will reside here.
 SURVEY APPRoVED-The sur veyor general has approved mineral survey No. 2519, Maine, New Hamp- shire Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut lode claims, situated in the Warren mining dis trict. Cochise county, Arizona, and l claimed by I. w. Wallace.
 | ANOTHER GAME WITH IN | DIANS-The Phoenix ColOred Cubs | have arranged another ball game
 with the Lehi Indians, which nine defeated them a few Sundays ago | by a score of to in a very i'm
 teresting exhibition. The Indians got away with the game in the early rounds by hard batting. The Cubs except for some wild throws put up a good contest For this encounter they will be considerably strength ened up with new material and Bus
 tamento, who had an off day before, will be in fine shape Scott, the fast Indian twirler, will do the work for the redskins The lineup of the Cubs has not yet been fully ar ranged They are working out ev- cry evening and the men showing up the best will be given preference. 1 The Cubs confidently expect to wal | lop the Lehi braves this time.
 NEW TIME cARD-The Southern Pacific has issued a new time card for the AI and P. and the r. and D. It makes but few changes in the time of trains, shortening up the schedule in some places and making minor differences on account of the new loop on the sOuthside. Passen- gers can leave at noon and return over the loop in the evening. On the MaricOpa division the southbound freight leaves Phoenix at $40 Pa cific time, arriving at MaricOpa at ? pm The passenger leaves at pm. Pacific time or 7:3O Phoenix time, arriving at Maricopa at S:15. North bound the freight leaves Maricopa at 33O. arriving in Phoenix at 5:25 pm.
 The passenger leaves MaricOpa at 5:45 am. and arrives in Phoenix at 1 [ am. Mixed trains run to Tempe | leaving. Phoenix as follows, 9 am. 1l:3O am. and 5:SO pm, Pacific
 time. arriving in Tempe in an av- craze of r minutes. over the Kel- win division, trains leave from Tempe | for Winkelman as follows: Freight at $50 am, arriving at Winkelman at 1:1O pm. Mixed train leaves Tempe at 9:19 am. arriving at F: 90 pm. Returning the freight leaves Winkelman at 6:3O pm. and the mix
 ed train at 12:55 pm, arriving at Tempe at 4:25 pm.
 i THE WATER TEMPLE-The building of a water temple by the
 Salt River Valley Water Users as sociation was briefly mentioned in | Tuescay'. issue, without explanation. | The construction proposed is a build | ing for accommodation of the asso- citation offices and the offices of the ! reclamation service here. The lat ] ter require more room than the for mer now but from this time on will need constantly less and less, but as | the business of the reclamation ser wee diminishes that of the associ2 | ton gill increase until finally, wdcn | the reclamation pICject passes to the l 3-apIa tuc assuCiatlOn will probably require as T1uch office room as both do now. Together they are paying ] SlSO0 per ,-,ar rcnt. which is six CT cent on S"a.0OC. the lease expires neXr May and Tents are constantly advancing as well as the price of city property. It is thought that in | eight or ten gears the rent bill would ecual the cost cf fine building made to esoeciclly suit the require ments of the water offices. The ' DOdEQ or ERNtIslD-S dIBpl'AAtu eh 'ro"iA mittee to investigate the situation
 and report not later than sixty days ] hence.
 HE WAS MERELY MAO-A tele- | phone message was received at the police station yesterday saying that an | officer was wanted at the old block. An officer went down and found the
 man who had telephOned waiting for him. The complainant said that the place was filled with drunken men, ] The officer could see no one drunk and | he could hear no disturbance. The complainant pointed out the room where the inebriates were supposed to be Just then another habitue of the place came up and said that William
 J. Bryan was conducting a beer picnic ! in that room and had a half dozen of | his friends with him but he said that ! they were not drunk and had made no noise He said further that the man