Arizona republican., 1908-05-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FIXED FOR A TIME.-The police ], arrested a Mexican last evening wh'
 had a fine, bun on and S571 in gold ant silver left in his pocket with which tC
 oomplete his celebration.
 THE ILLEGAL VOTERS.-This i:
 the day for the hearing of the ten per-
 sons arrested for illegal voting in the ] fourth ward. It is understood though | that the cases will be continued.
 POLICE COURT.-The drug clerk arrested for selling liquor was fined ! $50 yesterday, having pleaded guilty and stated that he sold the liquor against the orders of his employer.
 TELL PUP ABOUT lT-Pup, The Republicans mascot dog was busy over town yesterday when The Repu- l lican moved and has not yet found the [ new home. Anybody seeing him will please direct him to the corner of Sec ond and Adams streets.
 ADAMS AND SECOND STREET.
 Adams and Second streets is the new
 location of The Republican. Those
 who instinctively stroll around to the
 old quarters at 36-SS East Adams and
 find the house dark, need not be dis
 appointed. Just one block further
 east. the new brick house with the
 flag on it.
 A DOUGLAS FUNCTiON.-Gover- nor Kibbey and staff and B. A. FOw-
 Ter have been invited to attend a ban
 quet to be given May 24 in Douglas by the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines. It is the anniversary of the chamber and the occasion is in eel ebration of that event, the officers of the National Irrigation Congress, to be held in Albuquerque and Governor Curry of New Mexico, having been in vited as guests of honor.
 SLoCUM COPPER COL c. Har- din of the Slocum Copper company. was in the city yesterday and reports things moving along nicely at the mine twenty-two miles north of Phoe- nix and four miles from the Union mine Three men are working con- stantly and though She plan of oper- ations is not large it is effective. They are working most of the time in ore and there is now about 500 tons of good ore on the dump. The shaft is down 140 feet. At a depth of sixty feet, or water level, there is a crosscut thirty-five feet long, another of sixty feet at the 100 foot level and a thirty foot crosscut at the Sottom and a sec ond one at right angles of about seven feet. The shaft was sunk on an ore shoot so it is practically all in ore. The values run from per cent to 90 per cent in copper, from SC to $20 in gold and from 8 Oz. to 15 oz. in silver.
 NOTARY REAPPOlNTED.-A. E. Crepin of Patagonia, Santa Cruz coune ty. has been reaPpointed a notary pub lie by the acting governor.
 GOING SOME AT GRANITE REEF. The news was telephOned down from Granite Reef yesterday that the larg- est aperture in that structure mention ed yesterday, the thirty-two foot hi atus." had been closed with concrete. There now remains only three more apertures to close, two of them being twelve feet wide and the other four teen feet. There can be filled in cou- ple of days when everything is ready, but of course it will take a little time to throw the coffer dams around them first There was rather a stormy weather indication last night but it can do TO harm now if it does rain, more than to delay operations just that long. There is nothing now that 9 flood can inture.
 COUNTING THE LOCAL OPTION is the eleventh day since the local option election and as re- auTed by law the board of supervisors will count the vote today. The duties of the board are different under this law from their duties under the gen. eral election law where they only can vass the returns and see that no mis- takes as to figures have been made by the election boards. Here tha.' must actually count the votes and it is pre- sumed that they may set aside the ruling Of the election board as to any particular ballot. There will probably be no action of this sort in the count today for the ballots were so simple hat there could be no perplexing dis )ute regarding the intention of any -oter.
 TRIAL OF THE TWO KLEAN F. Carroll and George ~. Smith, who conducted an alleged enlarglng enterprise under he firm name of "The Two Klean Kids" were brought down from King nan yesterday morning where they lad been arrested at the request of the iheriffs office here on the charge of a team and buggy belong ng to A. w. Bennett of Glendale from whom they had hired the property. They never returned # but left # at with a lot of unpaid bills. They were arraigned before Justice -ohnstone yesterday morning and their trial was set for this morning. They said that when they eft Wickenburg they had been so Un- uccessful in obtaining business that hey were compelled to leave as un- as they did. They had To intention of permanently dcpriving Ir. Bennett of his property. They