Arizona republican., 1908-07-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY.-Paul c. Thorne of Jerome has been appointed a no- tary public by the governor.
 ON MINING BUSINESS.-W. B. Twitchell expects to leave this morn ing for Detroit on mining business.
 A FINE BOY.-Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wagner, who reside on rural route No. l, are rejoicing in the arrival at their home yesterday of a fine 1O-pound son.
 SURVEY APPROVED.-Survey No. 2540, Sho Me lode mining claim, sit uated in the Globe mining district, Gila county, has been approved by the surveyor general. This claim is owned by S. H. Van Slyck.
 COOLED OFF.-Dr. A. J Chandler . of Mesa City was here yesterday en 1 route home from a short visit at Iron Springs. w. s. Goldsworthy, who spent Sunday in Prescott, also re turned yesterday morning.
 w. F. R. SCHINDLER ILL.-The many friends of w. r. R. Schindler, and particularly members of the G A. R., of which he is adjutant gen. eral, will regret to hear that he is seriously ill at the home of his daugh ter. Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill.
 A VISITING ARTIST-Tom F. Hogue, cartoOnist for the Evening News, Cedar Rapids, la, is in the city. MT. Hogue who has been with the Evening News for the last three years is enjoying a months vacation. Most of the time will be spent with broth CT at Prescott.
 SAVED BY A SCRATcH.-The Re- publican in yesterdays issue half com mitted itself to a rain last evening and the rain came in a half hearted way, just enough to redeem the prom ise. It didn't do any hurt and there wasn't enough to do much good.
 TO SPEND THE SUMMER.-Mrs. A. B. Williams and her son Bill Bai- ley Williams, alias Coffee Al the Sec ond, left last night via the southern route for Toronto, Canada, where she expects to spend the summer visiting with the relatives of MT. Williams.
 GLENDALE BARLEY.-Sam S Stout, former sheriff Of this county, reports that he raised 26 sacks of bar ley of 115 pounds each. or 2SS0 pounds, to the acre on his farm near Glen dale, described as section 3, township ? north, range east. He says other people can fool with cantaloupes if they want to but barley is good enough for him. The barley was sold at Sl25 per hundred.
 THE TRIAL OF THE DOG CAT CHER.-FranciscO Billa was in Jus tice hyle's court yesterday, charged with an assault upon Gonzales the as sistant dog catcher yesterday morning while the latter was in the discharge of his duty as The seen it." It was said that Gonzales was intruding on private property in search of a dog, but at any rate, Bilia rapped him over the head with the barrel of revolver.
 CHANGE FOR A TEAcHER.-Miss Grace George has resigned her po- sition as teacher of the Seottsdale school Miss George successfully taught the school for three years and was reelected to teach the fourth year but she writes that her services are so much needed at home that she has decided to resign. Miss George is teacher of exceptional merit, and the ScOttsdale school is sorry to loose her services. The board has no one under consideration as no applications came in this year at all
 THEY LIKE MEMcO.-John Os- born has received a letter from his sister, Mrs. J. B. Creamer. from Ira puato. Mexico Mrs. Creamer says that both she ard her husband are
 
 ing employed in the mills there. The climate is delightful and the midnight hours are always suggestive of blank cts, while the days are not unpleas- ant F. P Fowler and others Of the recent eXcursionists to Mexico saw MT. and Mrs. Creamer and had a short visit with them, but when they got home they had forgotten how to spell the name of the town the CTeamers live in.
 LOPEZ Z-SllVA.-A real society function occurred in the office of Justice c. w. JohnstOne last even ing about s o'clock when with fitting solemnity he pronounced the words that united in marriage Alfredo Lo- peg and Miss Nicelasa Silva. both young people well known in the To- cal Mexican coloney. The bride was' attired in a white crepe de chine costume with waist goregously trim med in lace and wore a long veil that was supported in part by al dressed maid of honor. There was also a wealth of orange blossoms in her attire. The young people have many friends who wish them hapDinesS