Arizona republican., 1908-08-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

..OVER FROM FLORENCE.-W. Y. Price and wife of Florence spent yes terday in Phoenix on business.
 WlCKENBURG RESIDENTS.- Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith of Wickenburg were in the city yesterday.
 A PRESCOTT VISlTOR.-AttOrney General E. S. Clark was down to the capital city yesterday on legal busi- ness.
 POOL RESULTS.-In the tourna- ment at the Capital pool hall last night Mccoy defeated Nicholson by a score of S5 to 66. The play tonight will be between Meldrum and Ludlman.
 MADE HIS GETAWAY.-George
 Mintz made his getaway to the coast
 last night taking along a gouty
 pedal, which has been troubling him some. but which will yield to the treatment handy all along tN beaches.
 TRANSFERRING EcTRIc ROAD.-The electric line at Granite Reef is now being transferred to
 Roosevelt where it will operate be- tween the clay beds and the cement
 mill While the service has a good supply of men an extra lineman could ] be used at this time on the work, which is being hurried along.
 TO LOS ANGELES.-Ernie Will Hams and Catcher Morris and E. Ru-
 dolph of local baseball fame left last night for Los Angeles on a vacation.
 Williams may sign up with a Califor-
 nit team, but the other two go not to
 seek honors abroad as basebalIists, be- l hat iS handed that11
 at home.
 PREVALENCY OF MAYORS | There was a prevalency of mayors in | Phoenix yesterday rather by accident | than by design. They were Mayor Chas. Slack of Tucson, who is here attending
 the meeting of the board of control; ] Mayor William Adamson of Douglas and Mayor George H. Neal of Bisbee
 who had just returned from a trip to 1 Prescott and the Grand canyon. 1 CALLED ON A SAD ERRAND.-
 Mrs. J. L. Cant left this morning | for Gibson, Colo, to attend the fun eral of her twin sister, Mrs. Jake Borah, of whose death she had just been informed.
 TO BUY GOODS.-Charles Korrick
 of the New York Store left yesterday i for New York and eastern markets to
 make purchases of fall and winter | stock. He was accompanied by Mrs.
 Kirkland of the millinery department.
 PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Therew will be
 socialist speaking Wednesday night,
 and each succeeding night this week,
 at s o'clock p. m. at the City hall plaza; by Ralph KOrngold, national | organizer of the socialist party.
 A TOWNSHIP TO BE SURVEYED. I-Orders were received at the office of
 the surveyor general yesterday for the asking of bids for the survey of town
 ship 20, south range 20. This unsur-
 veyed township is in Cochise county lying directly west of Tombstone. | THE MONEY IS READY.-The Val ley Bank yesterday received the pro- lceeds of the sale of the bonds for the Mesa high school to Macdonald, M'- Coy & Co., of Chicago The amount to the credit of the high school dis
 trict is $4S,3S2.5O, made up of the face
 of the bonds, $45,000. the premium and the interest from the date when the
 bonds became a fact.
 THE TERRRITORIAI bOARD.- The territorial board of equalization held a session yesterday morning which was devoted cheifly to the hearing of the application of the Santa Fe railroad company for a re- duction of the assessments of a part of the lands of the system. The road was represented by Attorneys Pau Burks and L. H. Chalmers. The pc tition for a reduction was opposed by Attorney General Clark
 ADDITIONAL ADVICES.-Secretary Won der Veer, of the Water Users as- sociation yesterday received additiOna Il advices from Messrs. Potter and>Bron- son of the forestry service that theN will be here on the first of September They will make a flying trip after thu hearing here through the section O country involved, five days to be spen in Tonto and ten days in the Verde re- I serve. They will use horses and on' back animal and anyone who wishes \ to accompany them will have to make arrangements for his own conveni' I ence.
 HE WAS ON THE GEOUN[ E EARlY.-A marriage license was is sued yesterday by Clerk Kirkland O 5irt,ia+ cor,rt to CIar,, M Schofiplf