Arizona republican., 1905-04-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. Charles Taylor will be the hostess at the Coun- try club this afternoon and among the features of the entertainment will be a number of songs by Mr. Mackenzie Gordon.
 A POSTPONED MEETING-The public meeting that was to be given by the Good Templars last Monday night vii be held next Monday night Mrs. F.. H. Cooper will sing a solo and she vii be accompanied by Carl Dowd.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELES-Prof Fountain expects to leave this after noon for Los Angeles, his mission be- ing mainly to fill himself full of Par sifal which will be on tap there next week
 REGISTRATION-"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their party no matter what party the aforesaid good men belong tc. In other words now is the time to regis ter. About 98O citizens have already got their names on the big list.
 GOING SOUTH-C. F. Avery of Pres colt and Benjamin Robinson of Kirk land arrived here yesterday afternoon, enroute to the annual grand lodge meeting of the Oddfellows in Douglas.
  from the north today, these men being merely the vanguard, and all expect to leave for Douglas tonight-if it don't rain.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES-T usual services will be held tomorrow: Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning ser mon by Rev. Allen Krichbaum of Mo- renci. Appropriate Palm Sunday mu- sic including the solo, "The Palms" sang by MT. Hilderbran. Evening offer tory solo sung by Mrs. Richards. En- deavor meeting 6:3O D. m.
 RESBYTERIAL M EETIN CA missionary meeting will be held Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George H. Cook, 134 west Washington street. Visiting delegates from the Woman's missionary societies of various Presbyterian churches in the territory will be present and take part in the program. The ladies of the church and congregation are cordially invited to be present.
 HIS OVERESTIMATED CAPACITY T. Alvarez was before Justice Burnett yesterday for drunkenness and disturb ance of the peace. He had overladen himself with red wine of such a qual- ity that when he thought of the load he was carrying it made him mad and he wanted to fight. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 CHOIR CONCERT-The choir ard others of the First M. E. church, who are to take part in the concert next Tuesday evening, are practicing dili- gently. The sacred concerts given by the choir of this church Sunday nights, a ha Iar the church being crowded each even ing. No doubt the patrons will show their good will and liberality by at tending enmasse even if there is an admission fee.
 STOLE A GUITAR-Yesterda about noon Ramon Elias and Mateo Carmacho snatched up a guitar which happened to be lying within their reach in the Manila saloon and made off with it. It happened that at that instant De- putty Sheriff Joe BaIsz happened to be within hailing distance and when the alarm was given he took after the fu- gitives who were still in sight but were rapidly vanishing. He overlook them after a chase of a couple of blocks and led them to jail. Warrants for their ar rest were sworn out of Justice Bur nett's court where they will have a trial today
 THE ARIZONA DAM-W. B. Cleary was ct the Arizona dam yesterday morning and telephoned the office of the water company that the dam was holding it's own better than had been predicted. The latest report from him was about II o'clock yesterday fore noon. He said that the break in the dam at that time was estimated at about 300 feet and that the water was falling quite rapidly. It had gone down about four feet so there was probably something over three feet still going over the dam. The reason no later re- port was received is that shortly after that the telephone wire was found to be out of sorts and refused to be a medium for the transmission of sound waves.
 SALES OF INSIDE PROPERTY-R. H. Greene reports the sale through his agency of two inside properties. One transfer was that of lots 3 and 4 of block 15 in Neahr's additions. The seller was L. E. Payson, the buyer was Miss Flora L. Mills and the cOnsidera- tion was $500. The property adJoins that owned by the mother of the buyer, Mrs. E. M. Mills. The other sale was that of tot Is in block of Seger's ad- clifton, which has been owned by MT. Greene for several years. The buyer was William T. Smith and sons and the consideration was $500. Mir. Smith expects to erect a nice modern six room brick cottage on the lot at an early day. The buyer W. T. Smith, is not, however, the well know w. Thomas Smith, but is a more recent arrival Tn the city
 CARELESS HOOTING-Another case of careless shooting occurred the other day, this time north of the city. A farmer and his wife were in a field back or the house inspecting their stock. Suddenly they heard the report of a rifle and the next moment a bull let struck a post near the lady, and a minute later another hummed over their heads. Thinking the Japs had mistaken them for Russians and were