Arizona republican., 1905-05-13
OF LOCAL
IN TER R ST

Lind, special diSbUrsing agent of the
 United States Reclamation service
 passed through Phoenix yesterday en
 route to Roosevelt from Denver where
 he has been for a couple Of weeks on
 business. sESs
 MR. BARNES NEW oFFICE-The
 Santa Fe New Mexican says: Will C. Barnes of CoIfax count. has rendered
 his resignation as 9 member of the
 territorial cattle sanitary board having been elected secretary of the same.
 The resignation has been accepted by Governor OterO. Mir. Barnes resided
 in Arizona for many years and was at one time 9 member of the live stock
 sanitary hoard of Arizona
 QUARTERLY MEETING-AH are invited to attend the services of the district quarterly meeting of the Ari- ZOna district Of the Frae Methodist church, now in progress in this city Services this evening at 7:30 and on Sabbath as follows: Love feast at i 10:30 a. m., followed by preaching and the sacrament of the Lords supper; ! preaching in the evening at 7:30. The
 services are under the direction of the district elder
 FOUND HIS WHEEL-Night Po-
 liceman Tipton was unusually good uatured last evening by reason of the ! fact that he had recovered one of the ] bicycles that have been stolen from
 him, two having been taken since he [ has been on the force. This wheel was
 found by a boy in the weeds on a vac
 ant lot near the foot Of First street
 The thief had either got tired of riding
 it or was afraid to be seen with it in | his possession any longer, so he man
 aged to lose it.
 | nE
 Margetts of New York and Major Will
 lis Of Sac Francisco will conduct an
 auction sale of children at the Salva- tion Army hall Saturday night. May
 18th at o'clock and on Sunday at II Q. m. the colonel will preach: subject
 The best love-" at 3 D. m; subject.
 "Is the child worth saving and at 7:3O
 D. m.; subject Lost at last" Good
 music and song. None should miss
 hearing those two noted officers. The children will sing accompanied by the string hand.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE ANNlVER- SART-The Epworth league of the First NJ E. church will hold 9 special service next Sunday evening at 7:3O in cOmmemOration of the 18th anniver- sary of the founding of the league. The program will be a most interesting one; consisting of recitations. special music. exercises by the junior league | or the "tOts," reports etc. A number of songs from the new hymnaIs soon To be published, will be sung for the first time. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all members and friends to be present.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-ser- vices ot the Presbyterian church to- morrow will be as follows: Sabbath | school 9:45 .. m. Preaching II a. m. ! and sermon by the pastor. Dr. Lapsley ! A. McAfec. Theme. "Jesus's Seventh | Visit to Jerusalem" Music by chorus | choir directed by Ms. Cravens with of | fertory solo, 70 Shining Light" (Spen- ! cer) h-- AIr. Hilderbran. The hour of i the evening service is one half hour later tha2 us-al " P. s. c. E. 6:30. ! Evening preaching service o'clock. . Evening onertory solo, Trusting in | Thee (Adams) by Mrs. Richards.
 SURPRISE PARTY-A surprise | party was given last night at the home I or Miss Dixie Washington on south | Seventh aveDEa. There was a large F number of young people present; there II were numerous games and delightful Il refreshments. But there came near be- ing nothing to eat. There is a gang of Il boys in that part of the city organized Il for the purpose of stealing refresh II ments O. occasions like this Thevi made an attempt ast night but their Il operations were discovered in time. II They got partly even afterward by Il throwing rocks at the house. A simf- Il lar incident occurred the night before :, at tSa K. of ?. function at the Hard q wick, On'-- it was more successful. The Il cream was teken and a new supply T Ur-1-#
 THE JUSTICES' COURTS-Manuel iI Salazar the man arrested t-r Frank + Burgess for trying to rob his woodpile Il was before Justice Burnett yesterday. II Salazar admitted that he was where Il he had been accused of being in close Il proximity to the wood pile but his ex- Ii planatiOn Of his presence was not sat II lsfactory. H. said Pc was there wait II ing for his brother who was at the T store" but the nearest store is several Il blocks away The defendant said he II had no notion of stealing wood but II that if MT. Burgess thought so he would be willing to pay him and call II it square. The court sent SaIazar to II jail for ten days. In Justice JOhnstOne's court Jesus Gonzales was up for a rank of the peace. He was sent 10 jail for ten days
 MORE EXHIBITS WANTED-The f board of trade requests the farmers of II he valley to bring in more grain sam Dles for the Portland exhibit. There are gUite a number of good ones on hand | lOw but most of them were brought n previous to the arrangement for sending thom to Portland and were brought merely as curiosities or a , natter Of personal pride. The sam E )les wo-c small that is the shcaves were small, with the result that they E will dry out and shell out easily and by he time they reach the fair they will lot appear to so good advantage. It is desirable therefore that fine grain pecimens be submitted in larger bun lies. Grain is one of the best exhibits hat can be made and one of the light st on which to pay freight. Good ized sheaves of nice grain will there ore be acceptable and each one pre- f ented will be greeted by an official