Arizona republican., 1908-01-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ON ICSHL oOSiNGOo---Atloi W. B. Cleary of Bisbee. formerly of Phoenix. arrived in the city yesterday on legal business.
 HERE FROM MAYE4-Wm. Ellis and wife of Mayer were among the visitors here yesterday. MT. Ellis is interested in mining properties in that camp.
 BlSBEE VIsIToRS-Attorneys J. E. Morrison and George H. Neale and w F. Hargrove of Bisbee were among the arrivals here yesterday tO attend the session of the supreme court. MT. Morrison says that Bisbee is now pay ing out more money for labor than it ever did and that the camp is pros porous and growing. The new electric line to Warren. which will be the res idence section of Greater Bisbee has been completed.
 FELL FROM 4 CAR-An Indian woman fell from an Indian school car near the corner of First and Monroe streets about six o'clock yesterday evening. The car was coming in and il is supposed the woman intended to get off at the Monroe street crossing. Without ringing the bell and before the car reached the corner, she step ped off and was thrown upon her head. She lay unconscious for time and it was thought she had been kill ed. A doctor was sent for but before his arrival she recovered conscious ness and it was thought that she had not been seriously hurt.
 RHODES ScHOlARSHIP.-Among the many useful and interesting books on the shelves of the Carnegie library of this city may be found a number of volumes recently selected by the librarian, descriptive of the various colleges comprising oxford and Cam bridge universities, in which Cecil Rhodes has endowed scholarships for American students. For these scholar ships examinations will soon be held at the University of Arizona for this territory. and much information re- garding the history and requirements of the leading colleges can be obtained from the volumes mentioned. They have been prepared by some one of the members Of the faculties of the col leges and are authentic and full of in terest. There will be a meeting of the history department of the Womans club on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the kindergarten.
 CLYDE COOPER DEAD.-A tele- gram was received here last night an- nouncing the death of Clyde B. Cooper at the home of his relatives in Noun tain View. Mo. at noon yesterday. He was about 2S years old and was very honorable and respected young man, having made this city his home for about five years and being we'll known here. Death followed after long bat tie with consumption. and when he left here last May it was feared he could not live more than a few weeks. It is learned. though, that he was able to be around until nearly Christmas.
 He was a member of B company, \. G. A, and for some time was connect ed with the Phoenix postoffice. most of the time as a city mail carrier and for a little while on one of the rural routes
 lEAP-YEAR PARTY.-The Smart Set club will give a Ieap-year party and dance on Wednesday night in Mel czer's hall. This particular function will be in charge of the smart girls for the boys will stand upon their time honored rights and refuse to go unless escorted by some young lady who is properly gallant and has enough money to buy the ticket and. perhaps bit of lunch after the ball. The gentlemen do not propose to he too eXacting. but they want all that's coming to them this year. and even matrimonial prop ositions will be entertained to the ex- tent Of respectful consideration. The Smart Set people are all right. They believe in having a good time, no mat ter how much trouble there is con- nected with it. The other evening about fifteen couples. including the or chestra, went over to Tempe to attend a ball given by the Normal Tennis as- sociation. Coming home. two or three automobile loads got stuck in the riv- CT and could not get back until day light But they had good time, just the same. and felt none the worse for it.
 PRINGLE COMPANY GoNE-The Della Pringle Stock company, which has been playing at the Olympic the ater for the last three weeks. left last night for Dalhart, Texas. for an indef- mite stay. The company met with very pleasing success while here. played to good business nearly every night and the last night, Saturday. did the largest business of the engage ment, having packed house. IL was probably the largest audience that ever assembled in that theater. There could have been no larger one. for the building was full. The turnout can be construed only as compliment to the company. which has given good satisfaction and has constantly en- joyed growing patronage. It will be a surprise to many to learn that the company has gone to Texas. after the announcement when the engagement