Arizona republican., 1908-08-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST


land left yesterday for a vacation al
Flagstaff among the vines.
TO LOS ANGELES. A. Mooney
left this morning over the Santa Fe
for Los Angeles.
GOING EAST. P. Aurey depart
ed this morning over the Santa Fe for
Minneapolis and an eastern trip, re-
turning to Phoenix in the fall.
TO SEASIDE.-James j. Walsh and
wife will leave this evening for a few
weeks at the beach resorts, returning
to Phoenix about the first of the
month.
TRAVELLING AUDITOR.-E. G.
Maddox, travelling auditor of the Santa
Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, was in the
city yesterday checking up the local
offices.
TO THE cOAST-Mrs. e. V. Ma
Coffin left Tuesday evening for Los An
geles and other points on the coast
for the remainder of the summer.
PREPARING BUlLETIN-Col. Nc
Clintock is preparing the matter for
the advertising bulletin No. shortly
TO be issued by the board of trade.
WATER IN CANAuS-The break in
the Golfer dam at Granite Reef has
been repaired and water was turned
in the canals yesterday morning at IL
o'clock.
AN OFFICIAL VISIT-Governor
Kibbey and Territorial Auditor Ely
went to Florence yesterday on BUSH
ness connected with the building of
the territorial prison. They returned
last night
RAGlAND-M license
to marry was issued yesterday to
John NJ. Ragland and iona Mentz-
Ter. both living west of the city The
marriage was solemnized last night
at the Fowler school house by Rev
r c. Douglas.
BACK TO BUSINESS Kor-
rick returned from a vacation at Fris-
co yesterday considerably enthused
over the progress of that city in the
past three years. Many fine blocks
have been erected and conditions are
good.
RETURNED FROM CONVENTION.
w. L. Carver, city passenger agent
of the S. f. p. & P, and Mrs. Carver
attended the Elks' convention. After
W al 10 NiiNg NiSlAtu ltldllNtS III hdn-
sas. He found the heat there almost
as uncomfortable as when he left
Phoenix
AN INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KavOkoa and Claudio Childers were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon by Justice tombstone Both
bride and groom are Maricopa In
dams. The bride has been living at
Lehi and the groom is a resident of
the reservation.
WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT ARI-
ZONA.-A letter was received at the
office of the board of supervisors
yesterday from c. Mooney of Guthrie,
Okla, containing an inquiry whether
this region is country in which a
poor man has a chance to live. If it
knows of a good many other resi-
dents of that part of Oklahoma who
are similarly situated
ON VACATION.-J. NJ. Miller, of
the Miller Sterling company, left this
morning for Ash Fork, where he will
be Joined by a friend from the coast
and go to the Grand Canyon. He
was armed with a camera and prepar-
ed to take at least seventy views of
the great natural wonder. After
spending some time at the canyon he
will go to the coast, remaining there
till the LIST of September.
MINING IMPROVING-G. A. Laird
a prominent mining engineer of Bisbee
was in the city yesterday on his way
to Congress where he will inspect the
mr. Of lo
dOre belonging to the Southwestern
company. Operations were commence
ed on this property about thirty days
ago and the shaft is now down about
$50 feet. 1t is gold proposition. Mr..
Laird says mining in Cochise is i'm
proving all the time and many new
ore bodies are being opened up.
THE PRESCOTT GAMES-The
first report received of the Flagstaff
Prescott ball games was a n error
Sunday mornings game was won by
Flag the score to 5. 1t was an eleven
inning game, and BazeI and Chetfield
was the Flag battery and proved a
whirlwind. The second game in the
afternoon Prescott won to 5. Flag
mad y won NJ to the sixth when
SamosO was landed on for six. A
third game was played Monday and
was taken by the Grays after a hard
fought contest by a score of s to 6.
Flagstaff made a brilliant showing
against Prescott's semi professionals
RETURNED FROM MOUNTAINS
United States District Attorney ]
l.. b. Alexander returned yesterday
from a two weeks 'trip into fhe TO
gions Of the White Mountains. Capt
Alexander was accompanied on his
trip by Richard Schweppe They went
from Holbrook to Fort Apache where
they were outfitted and furnished with
a guide and two Indians as packers.
They were unable to get any mountain