Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE SUPERvISoRS-The county board Of supervisors is in regular ses-
 sion put so far only routine businv' $
 has been disposed of.
 ] w. C. T. U. MEETING.-The w. C. i T. T.. win hold d business meeting at [ l19 West Adams street this afternoon, | beginning at 2:50 o'clock. ] ON THE USUAL TRIP-W. C. Eos [ ter. territorial examiner. left last night | for Tucson and other soathern terri ! torial points on official business i GOING EAST.-W. E. Congo. who I has been in Phoenix for sometime and
 connected with city baseball hines in i tends leaving this morning for his | home in Virginia
 CATTLE FOR NEW MEXICO-El-
 mer Claton and D. A. Millett arrived here yesterday from Enterprise in the
 lower end of the valley. with three car loads of fat cattle for shipment to the Albuquerque market.
 PRESCOTT PEOPLE COMlNG.-
 Paul Renau Ingles. manage: of the Doris theater received a telephone order from Prescott yesterday for re- served seats for the Ellen Beach Yaw
 entertainment to be given oR the night of the l2th
 RETURNING EAST-Van P. Grimm
 who has been. spending the winter in
 Phoenix will leave this morning for
 Denver and Chicago and other east
 ern points. This is his second winter
 in Arizona and he is so well pleased
 with the country that it will not be
 his last. probably locating here per
 manentlv later an.
 COAL FOR MINING OPERATIONS The first car of coal for use at the reduction plant on the Phoenix mine
 in the Cave Creek district has been received and the Pioneer Transfer company is engaged in hauling it to the mine
 WORKER NEEDED.-A man who
 Is willing to work and has had some experience in vegetable gardening can
 find location by communicating with J. II. simon. head gardener at Castle Hot Springs. A good worker can get $l.50 a day with room and board.
 A SHORT VACATION.-w, B. Barr. who has for some time been directing theatrical company through the northwestern states. returned to the city on Monday morning, having left the show in competent hands with a series Of good dates before it. MT. Barr will remain here for short time assisting his father in the insurance business
 DEATH OF A 5ABE-The three weeks old babe of MT. and Mrs. Frank Linviile of Cave Creek died yesterday at the home of its grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Burris, on Grand avenue The Linvilles were witnesses in the recent case where a Mexican stole his horse. and had to come to town to attend court. The day was clustering and as it was the first time the baby had been out il took a cold which re- suited fatally.
 LEAVE TOMORROW-Dr J. C. Norton and his mother. Mrs. w. C. Norton. and Mrs. Amalia Schmidt Gobhle and her parents MT. and Mrs schmidt will leave tomorrow evening via the Southern Pacific for Iowa Dr. Norton has been intending to accom- panY his mother to her home in Will ton Junction. la. some time this spring. and as the others in the party are going to Muscotine. within d few miles of there and all are friends of many years. it will make d very pleas ant travelling party.
 NEVADA MAN HERE.-George $. Green of Tonopah. Nev. and San Fran cisco is in the city on legal business for few days. Mir. Green is a mem- Der of the legal firm of Campbell Met son &; Brown Of San Francisco and is also nf ha Cold I,a and Brewing company. H. ]. Mcclure a stockholder of the company. has brought suit here to have the company dissolved and the company represent ed locally by Paul Reanu Inglcs. is re- sisting the action.
 RESIGNATION ACcEPTED.-An-i dres Rebeil of Tucson. sometime last January rendered his resignation as member of the territorial board of equalization from the first district. composed of Pima and Yuma counties The resignation has been reluctantly accepted by the governor who recog- nizes in him an eminently fair minded and capable official. The reason given for his resignation was the press of private business as he is engaged in and merchandising and feels that he cannot devote the time neces- sary to the proper discharge of the duty of d member of the board His successor will probably be named be- fore the end of the month as the board will occur this year on June 1st
 NOT A FLAG ROLlER.-The San Francisco Chronicle referring to the concert 10 have been given in that city on the evening Of May>1. by Mackenzie Gordon. prints Mir Gordon's picture and relates the following incident that will interest his friends here: Mac kenzie Gordon. the tenor. whose csn- ing concert at Lyric Hall. Friday ev- ening, is exciting great interest in mu- sical circles. is prominent member D. The Family. The other evening when congeniaI group was assembled