Arizona republican., 1905-04-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

! FIVE DAYS-Five Points was rep resented in police court yesterday by one sleeping drunk whose sentence was
 five days.
 1 GARRETT SCHILLER HOME-Gar- rett Schuler who has been in Pasa-
 dena during the winter tourist season, has returned home.
 1 GOING TO COLLEGE-J. L. Full | wiler the junior member of the Full wiler Auction company left last night ] for Parlxville, Mo, where he will at 1 tend college.
 | GONE HOME-Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
 Schilling of Florence who have been
 spending several months in Phoenix,
 expect to leave for home today. Mr.
 Schilling is engaged in mining in
 PinaI county
 BOARD OF TRADE-There was a
 short meeting of the board of trade
 last night after the Cave. Creek meet
 ing but nothing of special importance i was done. other than the general dis
 cussion of questions before the board 1 TO THE HILLS-W. H. Black will
 leave tomorrow for a trip to the Col
 oradO river country. He expects to be
 gone about three months and the ob-
 ject of his mission is to find three or
 four large sized. world beating gold
 mines.
 WILL FIGHT THE cAsE-Ed Reeves, a harness maker, was arrested
 two or three days ago by the police on the charge of vagrancy. He has l employed an attorney and will proceed
 to fight the case. or at least he says he will.
 DEATH OF MISS BAUM-Miss
 Kate Baum. a daughter of C. NJ. Baum,
 died Monday morning at 3:30 o'clock.
 The funeral service will be held this ! afternoon at 3 o'clock at the parlors
 of Easterling & Whitney. Rev. Laps . ley A. McAfee will officiate
 | KINGS DAUGHTERS SOCIAL-The 1 Kings Daughters will give a social ! at the First Baptist church next i Thursday evening. It will be in the nature of @ national tea. There will be an excellent musical and literary pro ! gram and refreshments will be served. 1 The entertainments given by this or ] ganization of workers afe always very pleasant.
 DEATH OF FRANK JOHNSON ! Frank E. Johnson son of Mrs. E. A.
 Johnson died night before last of
 spinal meningitis after a long illness.
 The funeral will take place this after | noon at three o'clock from the family r residence No. 315 North Fifth avenue. ! The dead man was born in this city
 June 15. 1871 and had spent the great
 CT part of his life here.
 fl PHOENIX & EASTERN OPEN-
 The new pile structure for the tenn
 porary repair of the Phoenix & East
 ern railroad bridge at Tempe was fin
 ished yesterday and this morning
 trains on that line will begin running
 again over their own track all the way
 from Phoenix and on the regular
 schedule. | SOMETHING DOING-The Prescott I Herald 7saSs This nlaTnipg a figTleft town containing Messrs. N. O. Mur-
 phy, Wm A. Parish and an engineer
 by the name of Campbell, who are
 bound for Slate creek to look over the
 property there belonging to Hickey
 and Rowe. The property is an ex-
 celIent one and will bear investigation
 from an expert.
 PRESBYTERIAN CONG IRE G A. TIONAL MEETING-Thea annual con- gregationaI meeting of the Presbyte-
 rian church will be held tonight at 7:3O. Elders, trustees and other offi-
 cers of the church will be elected, and
 reports for the past year from all
 branches of the church will be read It
 is urged tbat not only members of the church but members of the congrega-
 tion attend this meeting.
 SUITS, NEW AND OLD-Maclovia
 Celeya was yesterday granted a di- vorce from J. P. CeIeya, who she said had deserted her. The loss of this case from the docket was more than made good by several new suits, most of them on appeal from justices courts. There was one foreclosure suit, the Gas, Water and General In- vestment, Ltd, against the Highland Water company and others. A RUNAWAY-A delivery wagon and driver were given a furious whir just before sundown on south First street, by an excited horse. The horse ran from Washington street al- most to the southern limit of the city before he was stopped. It seemed tc
 be a plain case of a scared horse with a tough mouth for the driver had botf of the lines all the time and used al his strength in trying to stop the ami nal but it was all he could do to keeI him in the road and keep from collid- < ing with other vehicles. He narrowly missed two carriages between Wash ington and Jefferson streets, one O. them driven by woman.
 VISITING NEWSPAPER MAN Richard G. Lambert of Salt Lake Cit! has been in Mesa City the last thret or four days, looking after the in s terests of the Deseret News and incl l dentaIly visiting with old friends MT s Lambert has been connected with tn News for a great many years, having been for fifteen years it's buiness man q ager. Since that time he has been al ] outside man looking after both busi ness and correspondence. He has tray eled over this section several times ol periodical tours and is already vel known. He has been in Arizona abou a month on this trip, having spent tn 2 most of the time Navajo, Apach a and Graham counties. He says h