Arizona republican., 1898-08-21
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdl Local Interest.
News of Phoenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS Of People and Other Matters.

i Eepubilc2n club went to Iempe fast night for the purpose Of organizing a club there.
 All members of the Red Cross so- riety are requested to be present al the next meeting "Wednesday even ing) to arrange for an entertainment to be given right away.
 Chairman Barnes of the territorial republican central committee has is sued a notice withdrawing the call for the convention at Flagstaff on Septem- Der A. At the same time he issues a call for meeting of the central com mittee to be held in this city on Au gust 30.
 There will be the regular morning preaching service at the First M. E. church this morning at Il o'clock by Rev. MT. Goodman of the southern H. linois conference. Epworth League ill the evening at o'clock will be led by Dr. Pratt. Subject, ''The Duty of lCheerfulness
 Mrs. K. Barrette of Washington, D. C., the superintendent of the national board of the Florence Crittenton res cue work, will be in Phoenix August g and 24 and will present the rescue work with it's needs at the Albright camp ground in Brill's addition, Tues day, August g. at the hour of 3:50 p. m. Everybody should hiring his neighbor.
 Governor Murphy and Territorial Auditor Vickers of the board of con trol left last night fer Yuma on busi ness connected with the territorial prison. They were accompanied by Mir E. J. Bennitt. Though he will not assume his office as citizen mem Der of the board until September 1, he wishes to familiarize himself with the Iafairs of the board in advance.
 Those who took advantage Of the Prescott excursion last night were G H. Coons, A. Ames, D. L. Conner. S. A. SiXsmith, Mrs. H. H. McNeil, Will liam Best, Miss Mary s. Welch, Mrs K. w. Culbertson, Charles ". Culbert- son, J. Ernest Walker. Ed Ruppert Mrs. J. J. Birchett, Martin Walker Another outbound passenger on the & F. P. 6 P. started for Galesburg, H.
 A pleasant surprise party was ten ldered MT. and Mrs. N. Hudson at their residence in district No fl last week 1t was arranged by Mrs. Bayles and her father, Mr. Barkley, assisted by the daughters of Mrs. Bayles, Mrs MankeJ and Miss Artie Bayles There was fishing, music, social converse and 8 glorious dinner of roast tulIey, ice cream. etc, served under spreading lshade trees.
 The Pioneer band concert will take place at the court house plaza at 6: 3C i, lO'ciNaly this orpDi,,O inctoo6 ot : S:30. Both Of these hours were arranged that the concert might not conflict with church ser vices. But S:30 was found to be rather late for the concert. Com mencing at 6:30, the concert will con clude about the time the church ser vices begin.
 Today's programme at the camI grounds is as follows: Nine o'clock a. m-, Sunday school; 10 a. m., love feast; Il a. m., preaching by Rev Claude Thompson: 3 D. m.. preaching by Rev. M. B. Sharbrough; 6:45 p. m. , Epworth League; 7:45 p. m, preach ing by Rev. 0. A. Oats. The Sunday , school and Epworth League services will be a union of Bethel and Phoenix . young people. All are equally vel l come to all these services.
 Governor Murphy yesterday re ceived the resignation Of ex-Governo, L. c. Hughes as chancellor of the board of regents of the university. Al the same time he appointed Col. Will Iliam Herring of Tucson to the chan. cellorship. Col Herring will not CT. lify until September 6, the date o the next meeting Of the board o1 regents During Governor Murphy's former administration Col Herring held the office of attorney general ! The Red Cross society has not beer iat work for the past two weeks owing to the absence of great many mem. hers and the intensely hot weather Twenty-seven pajama suits. 200 com fort bags and $50 were sent to the Rough Riders" at Long Island Twenty-Five dollars and sixty comfort bags were ant by the Tempe society and $50 by the Florence society. Bott societies have done grand work anG their money will be thankfully re ceived and used to alleviate the suffer ings of the sick and wounded soldiers
 Dog killing is going on with rush Fifty-nine have been executed since last tuesday when the open season De gan. Since then no tags have beer sold and many dogs which have neither been killed nor paid for art taken eff the street by their owner: and concealed. This beats the record for dog killing in Phoenix, and Eman uel B. Scott with his wire slip-noose i a more effective remover of dogs thai a dozen men armed with rifles hunting them on the street under the system which prevailed last year. The onl, lfault to be found with the present sys