Arizona republican., 1909-05-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST
CITIZEN OF ARkANsAs-Dr

A CITIZEN OF ARkANSAS-Dr. w. H. Alley of Forest City, Ark, ar
 rived in the city yesterday morning
 from the southern part of the terri | tory. pr. Alley is extensively inter- ested in mining in this territory and i is one of the officers of the Rock 1 Ridge company near Congress.
 GOING TO CALIFORNIA-It is an- nounced that MT. and Mrs R. Gold | stein expect to leave Sunday night | for Ocean Park, where they will spend
 the summer and will take up their
 residence in California permanently They are both well known in Phoe- niX./ having lived here for twelve years. They have many friends who will regret to have them leave.
 AN EASTERN TRIP-George Pi- rosh will leave Sunday for visit of | several weeks at his old home in | Chicago, and will probably return accompanied by his wife and chil-
 dren. It will be news to most peo- 1 pie, and probably to MT Pirosh, that
 he has a family, but he used the eX
 pression himself and ought to know what he is talking about. If he has
 no family it is not the fault of The
 Republican. and he may marry a
 widow while he is away.
 A VlCkSBURG MINE-J. G. liar
 din and sons have just returned from | Vicksburg where they relocated and have just finished the location work on the old Dutch Henry mine. MT. Hardin says it is fine looking prop erty and shows well in free gold. having been worked considerably in ! the years gone by by the arastra
 process. The property adjoins the
 Yellow Bird mine and the owners are
 organizing the "Vicksburg Gold Min ing Co." for it's exploitation. AUCTION OF RANcH-B. w. Get singer will auction off the old Thomas
 ranch. which is half mile south of the capitol and about a mile west on the Buckeye road The ranch will be sold
 in two and a half, five and ten-acre 1
 tracts. The sale will begin at 2:30 |
 and continue till all of the land is sold |.
 Soft drinks will be served during the !
 progress of the sale. The terms will |
 be one-fourth cash and the balance In |
 three payments of one-fourth each, |
 with a discount for cash.
 AN UNUSUAL EVENT-It is a cu- rious precedent for a funeral train to l
 halt in order to perform an act of | kindness. while enroute to the cem | etery. But yesterday, the pail bearers
 vehicle stopped to rescue a horse be-
 side the Tempe road, which in a few
 moments more would have been stran-
 gled. Having been left hitched to a | rig, tied to a bush. it had fallen, brok-
 en the shafts and was being slowly II choked by the tangled harness Wonder
 what the owner thought when he re-
 turned?
 cANTALOUPE CROP-Mr Fulton
 who represents the Santa Fe Refriger-
 atOr car service. yesterday finished his
 inspection of the cantaloupe sections
 of the valley. He says there will be
 between 400 and 425 acres of canta-
 lOupes at Glendale from which he eX-
 poets there will be about 200 carloads
 this year as against the shipment of sixty-one carloads. The Phoenix grow
 CTS do not seem to be doing much this year and few if any shipments are ex- pected this point MT. Fulton left last night and expects to return in July.
 A COLLISION-Serious results were narrowly escaped yesterday in q collision between a street car and buggy at the corner of First and Washington streets. Mrs. D. A. Parks, Mrs. NJ. NJ Butts and the latter's little daughter were in the buggy, the car hitting a rear wheel of it, both going in the same direc- ton. All three were thrown to the ground and the buggy wheel passed over the little girl and one witness said he believed a wheel also passed over one of the women. The horse started to run but was caught by a bystander. The occupants of the buggy were able to get up and go to the sidewalk, though it was reported later that the services of a physician were required The buggy is said to have been considerably damaged.
 TO PATENT MINING PROPERTY The suggestion comes from the sur veyor generals office that those who expect to patent mining property this year, in time to avoid doing the an nual assessment work, should lay their plans to get their surveys in as soon as possible It will be better and safer for them if they begin right now and not leave it until the last moment when there is always a rush on. To secure the patent in time the survey must be in the sur Veyor generals office by Nov. 1. and