Arizona republican., 1908-02-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

INSPECTION TRIP.- Superintend- ent Scott and Engineer J. G. Mcclure spent yesterday in trip to Winkel- man for an inspection of the |. X F.. They report only moderate flow in the Gila along that line.
 HERE FOR VISIT.-W. L. Costley, a brother of William Costley. the real estate man. is in the city from his home in Grangville Idaho. for few months visit. This is not his first trip to the valley. having been here several times before in the winter.
 STATE COUNclL.-The Knights Of Columbus are arranging to institute a state council at Tucson on February ? which will include delegates from all the councils in the territory. The delegates from Phoenix are J. T. Whitney and Eugene Brady O'Neill
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE.- Pedro Escular and Florentino Leyvas were before Justice Johnstone yester- dayson the charge of a disturbance of the peace and each was sent to jail for seven days. Anacito Bensor had the money and he was mulct in the sum of & for a similar offense.
 TO REBUILD ARIZONA DAM.- The government fotce at Granite Reef, or at least part of it. yestcrday be- gan the work of rebuilding the Arizona canal dam It will not be a great un- dertaking. as onI.' about zoo feet of it went out entirely. though the gap was swept away from a considerable longer | distance.
 MAN WANTED.-The wife of Cay etano Reyes writes Marshal Moore | from Kingman, seeking to learn the whereabouts of her husband who is supposed to be here but has not been | heard from for a long time The mar shal knows nothing about him and
 would be pleased to have any infor-
 nation that might be available.
 LEGAL HOLIDAY.-Those people
 who find the banks and other institu-
 tions closed up today should not be
 surprised or irritated but rather should take themselves to task for
 not being at home planting trees, as 1 good people ought to be doing on ar bor day
 ANOTHER CHECK ARTIsT.-F. s. Milligan was arrested last night on
 the charge of uttering ficticious
 check It was drawn on the Valley Bank for S10 and was cashed by :. N. Sipe to whom Milligan represented that he had an account in the bank. It was disclosed that he had none and
 a warrant was sworn out for his ar rest. Milligan had cashed another
 check at the H. A. Diehl Shoe company but the amount of it was not learned. Milligan has been a resident of this part of the country for several years and has been in a great deal of trouble in that time. He served one term in I the penitentiary for burglary. His 1 crimes have always been committed when he was under the influence of liquor.
 AN UNTlMELY DEATH. News has ban received Of the death of Nel- son Rodney Shaw. son of Francis A. and Clara T. Shaw. whieh occurred ia Albuquerque N NJ, February 9th, of
 pneumonia The deceased was born
 at 965 Alice street. Oakland. Cal. on
 the 25rd day ,oe July. 1887, and was
 therefore aged 20 years, months and l2 da-s. He was raised in Phoenix until his seventeenth year, at which
 time he accompanied his mother to California in her last illness. He was
 an industrious boy. having worked all his life At the time he was stricken with his fatal illness he was in the | employ os the Santa Fe railroad com panv. He vas 9 highly esteemed young man. and a great support to the family. which in his death has sus- tained an irreoarable loss. The body 1 will be brought to Phoenix for burial. PERMANENT RESIDENTS Mau- rice Goodman, who has been here all winter eXoects to be joined by his wife and son OF Sunda-. they being now en route from Portage, Wis. | Phoenix will hereafter be the family | home and they expect to spend at least nine months Of the year here. | Though the:- are to be considered in the light of newcomers. they can scarcely be called strangers. MT. and Mrs. Goodman were first here on a | visit thirteen years ago. Mir. Goodman has spent several seasons here since
 then. ard both MT and Mrs. Goodm. n were here last winter. They have fin ally decided that there is no use hid - ing the fact that thez' are infatuated
 
 best wa.- out oc the dilemma is to come here ard make it home MT. Goodman has various interests. or did have. in Wisconsin. He is a newspa- per man. and for years he has owned and conducted the Portage Daily Reg ister and the Wisconsin State Regis ter. He has sold those properties and acquired some investments in this val ley, expecting also to acquire more He gives The Republican carte blanche to say anything good about tie Salt River valle- it ma.- desire to, and he will endorse it The reader will there
 fore please assume that the Salt Riv-
 CT valley is all right in every partic
 ular. and that MT Goodman saEs s1 | McKee's ad today: lower priC es. IT