Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
Of Local interest
MINING MAN HERE.

MINING MAN HERE-Among the mining men now in the city is John A. Campbell, superintendent of the Inter for mine near Wickenburg. He will be here for a few days.
 STUDIED MUSIC-Miss Nellie Trott has just returned from a six months stay in the east where she has been taking musical instruction.
 SYLVAN MASSIE DIES-Sylvan A. Massie, who came here but a short time ago from Oregon, died Thursday. The remains will be taken to his home.
 WILL BE A TAILOR-George Nich- olson left last night for Seattle, Wash. where he will enter the tailor shop of his brother. He was formerly a clerk at the Hotel Adams
 WATCH STOLEN-A gold filled watch bearing the initials PA" was stolen from the Crystal Cafe yester- day. It is supposed that it was taken by a tramp.
 VISITING PHOENIX-Henry Will breth and wife are in town visiting Mrs. Wilbreth's mother They ex- pect to spend several days here and do their Christmas shopping.
 SADDLE MISSING-A square skirted Mexican saddle was taken from No. 316 North Fifth street yes terday morning. which the owner would like to have returned.
 NO BASEBAlt-Owing to the ab- sence of some of the members of the team, the Mesa baseball aggregation will not play Phoenix today. Two local teams will probably play tomorrow
 ALLIGATOR TAMER - Melville F'ickas is the new stenographer at the offices of the Southern Pacific. Part of his duties will probably be to look after the pet alligator and see that his toe nails are manicured daily.
 THE MESKIMMON FINE-Irving Meskimmon, the south side school teacher, convicted of exceeding req son in whipping Shirley Reilly, one of his pupils. was fined S3750 by Justice Johnstone yesterday
 HERE FOR FUNERAL-W. P Richardson of Portland arrived in th- city yesterday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ricf rdson who died several days ago. MT. Richardson was a former resident of Phoenix. but is now associated with a law firm in Portland.
 BETHANY CHAPEL SERVICES- The revival services under the minis tration of Rev. M. w. Bates, which were begun at Bethany Chapel. corner of Tenth and Pierce streets last Sun day evening will be continued through next week.
 A DRUNKEN COUPtE-John and Jane Doe were arrested on Center street last evening, both being under the influence of liquor They got out of a buggy in front of the Amer ican Kitchen, no doubt intending to eat supper, but were unable to walk from the rig to the door, almost fall ing down in the middle of the side walk. They were taken to the police station and had free lodgings fer the night at the expense of the city. The horse and buggy were hired from the Pioneer livery stable early in the afternoon when the couple were sober
 BORROWED HORSES-E. M. Isbel and John St Claire, of Flagstaff, yes terday recovered the last of three hors- es which were borrowed from them on the night of December 8. They were then on their way from Flagstaff to Phoenix. They went into camp on the bank of the Arizona canal and turned their horses loose after securely hob bling them. The next morning, three of the animals were missing. The eve ming of the next day they found one of the horses. The hobbies no longer impeded the feet of the horse, but were tied about his neck. The owners did not require the gifts of Sherlock Holmes to deduce that some human