Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SEVEN DAYS.-One poor drunk
and disorderly got seven days in police
court yesterday.
MRS. KlBBEY acknowledgements
J. H. Kibbey went to Maricopa last
night to meet Mrs. Kibbey who is re-
turning home.
SAW THE SLAUGHTER.-W. S.
Goldsworthy\ went to Prescott yester-
day morning to witness the slaughter
of the innocents.
FRATERNAL VISTA number of
Phoenix Oddfellows went to Mesa City
last night to assist in the installation
of officers of the Mesa lodge.
ENROUTE TO LONG BEACH
C. F. DeAIund left last evening for
Long Beach where he expects to spend
a month with his family.
FIRST M. e. CHURCH-Corner of
Second avenue and Monroe street.
at 10 o'clock, Epworth League meet
ing at 1880 p. m.
FOR THE COAST-Win Fickas
went to Iron Springs last evening
where he expected his mother to board
| the train for a visit in California. Mr..
Fickas will remain over Sunday in
Prescott.
GOING TO IoWA-Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Gates expect to leave on
Tuesday for a six weeks visit in
their former home in Iowa. En-
route home they will stop in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
NOW IN PARIS-Newton Levy
yesterday received a cablegram from
his mother, Mrs. S. X. Levy, announe-
ing her safe arrival in Paris, France.
After a short visit there she expects
to make a tour of Switzerland and
Germany.
GOING TO Europeans. Lizzie
Moeller leaves on July % for the east,
where she goes to Columbus, O., to
visit her little son, Charles Moeller,
and from there she goes TO Burlington,
Vt, to join her brother and sister and
sail for Paris, France. She expects to
return to Phoenix late in the fall.
ARRESTED.-The city marshal
yesterday arrested a motorcycle rider
fr exceeding the speed limit, during
which perfrmance he knocked a boy
riding a bicycle on Washington street
several points out of his proper longi-
tude and latitude and entirely upset
his attitude. The boy was not hurt.
Two drunken Indians were alsU arrest
ed by the marshal.
FOR A SUMMER TOUR.-Mr and
| Mrs. Burt Brown leave this morning
! for a three months visit in the east
and at various intervening points.
They viii go first to the Grand Cam
yOn and petrified forest and then TO
Kansas City, Chicago and the lake re-
gion. A part of their visit will be in
Chariot, Iowa, the. home of their
parents.
SAVED BY SMALL BoYS.-That
water is almost fatal to some men,
| especially Hibernians, was demonstrate
ed yesterday when an intoxicated
Irishman fell in the big ditch near Five
Points. Passers by said the chances
were all in favor of the man drowning
had it not been for a number of boys
playing near by, who tossed him a life
line.
VALLEY ExHIRITs-Thomas Nc
Avoy brought to the board of trade
room the other day, the finest pair of
twins seen since those brought in a
loupe ranch of General Sampson. The
latter were cantalOupes as closely
united as the Siamese twins. The for
mer are Hubbard squashes Joined in
| the same freakish manner. They are
well developed and fine locking
squashes too. Mr.. McAvoy grew them
on ranch about two and a half miles
| northwest of town. F. A. Cartwright
has brought to the board room an ex-
hibit of alfalfa in seed, ripe and ready
for harvest. 1t is designed TO make
the justly famous Buckeye product sit
up and take notice.
CARRYING GARBAGE-The city
ordinances provides that any person
carrying garbage, stable refuse or 9TH
er debris of that kind through the
streets shall use a wagon with a box
that is perfectly tight on both ends
and sides. that none of the poisonous
or offensive matter can drop from the
wagon into the street. The city mar
shall calls attention to the fact that
these regulations are unobserved by
many people who frequently lay them
selves liable to arrests and that the
only reason he has not made two or
three arrests recently was the lack of
witnesses. The garbage has been seen
in the streets where the wagons have
passed. The police have been in
structe0 to keep a close watch for Of
tenders of this kind. There is no de-
sire to arrest anybody but there is a
desire to have the reprehensible prac-
tice discontinued.
BASEBALL THIS AFTERNOON-I
Somewhat surreptitiously but without
malice or evil intent, there has come
into being in this town, an aggre-
CATION of baseball players of Afri-
can descent, known to those who
did know about them. as the
Colored Cubs. Perry Payne holds the
proud position of manager and says
they are a speedy bunch of Corners,
even though they did go over to
Tempe last Sunday and lose some
of their fine feathers to the TemDe