Arizona republican., 1909-02-15
Of Local Interest
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SYMPHONY oRCHESTRA.-A re- hearsal of the Phoenix Symphony or chestra will be held this evening at the RedewiI Music company's hall. All members are urged to attend, as meeting of importance will be held prior to the rehearsal.
 MACcA5EEs, ATTENTIoN.-To- morrow night Phoenix tent. No. 4, K, O. T. NJ, will meet in the odd Fellows hall. There will be several applica- tions for membership and several can didates for initiation. Other impor- tant business will be transacted.
 A PRESCOTT ANNOUNCEMENT. At the Lincoln memorial meeting In the Elks opera house at Prescott on the night of February F, some two hundred men announced, by a rising vote, their endorsement of majority rule, and that they would do all in their power to relegate to oblivion any member of the legislature who would seek to oppose this fundamental prin- ciple of American government"
 F7iS AmE 10 ShS Jbt Monihan says that ever since the big hit of the Monihan orchestra at the Hurley party the orchestra (which con sists of Mir Monihan himselO has been growing in name and fame. He has booked an order from Buckeye for a fiddling engagement and is daily ex- pecting propositions from the opera house managers in Kyrene. Casey's Corners and Potts Center. Whenever he is not busy punching cattle or irri- gating his pasture lots he spends his time practicing up on Beethovens con certs.
 CAN'T HELP STEALING.-Juan Lopez continues to sin away his days of disgrace in the county jail, thirty of them. Lopez was put in a few days ago for conspiracy to steal a bag of oats. He next signalized himself by stealing a silver ring from another prisoner. On Saturday night a drunk en man was put into jail and when he was turned out yesterday morning he felt that something was out of gear, but he did not know what. Soon after he returned to the jail and said that somebody had traded shoes with him in the night. Suspicion at once turned to Lopez, and it was found that he was wearing the shoes. He was made to trade back.
 YAVAPAI INDUSTRIES.-F. L. Wright, the general manager of the Prescott Electric Company. and T. C. Job the attorney for the company, are guests at the Hotel Adams. having ar rived from Prescott Saturday morn ing MT. Wright reports that the ef fleets of the panic have almost worn off in the Prescott section and that the mining companies are recognizing and starting work on a larger scale than ever before. The same old min ing men seem to remain in the district Though new arrivals are not as plen- tiful as they are in the Bouse and Par ker districts, at the same time the merchants can notice a steady increase in trade, which points to the steady influx of miners, who seem to find work without difficulty. The old mines are employing more help than heretofore. and feel more confident in regard to the value of their ores. The new transmission line, which has been in course of construction for the past year, is expected to be completed by the first of May. Three hundred men are now employed on this work, and by early spring Fossil Creek Is ex- pected to be in a position to supply 7,000-hOrse power. Electric power will be supplied to Jerome Humboldt