Arizona republican., 1905-04-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CREATED A DISTURBANCE Eustacio SerranO was before Justice Johnstone yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT-Mr. Eu- gene Van Wart of Chicago will give an entertainment of comic impersona- tions and dramatic readings al the Baptist church. Miss IIO Harris and MT. Frank Hilderbran will sing some of their most pleasing selections.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services at II a. m. and f D. m. Sun day school at 10 a. m. The public is cordially invited to attend these ser vices and occupy the seats which are all free. Church on west side of court house plaza.
 w. c. r. U. WoRKERs-Mrs. L. M. N Stevens and Miss Anna Gordon president and vice president of the National Woman's Christian Temper ance Union, will be in Phoenix Thurs day of this week. An informal recep- tion and parlor meeting will be held in the afternoon at the Central Meth odist church. Mrs. Stevens will lec- ture in the evening at the First Meth odist church. A good program has been arranged.
 PHOENIX ROSE eARDENs-There are some handsome rose gardens on east Van Buren street, among them those of Dr. Adams, Mrs. Joseph Bow yer and pr. Halsey. The finest floral specimen is a climbing rose of Dr. Adams. twenty-five feet high and in full bloom. Mrs. Bowyer has the larg- est collection of roses and climbing vines. and Dr. Halsey the finest Amer ican Beauty roses.
 A CHANGE IN THE TICKET-It was announced last week one night after a meeting of. committee of the citizens party that among the candi- dates who had been put in nomination was J. M. Shott for councilman from the first ward. Yesterday, however, it was learned that Mir. Shott had not shown himself to be in full sympathy with the movement of the citizens party and E. H. Cooper of the firm of Cooper and Black. was substituted.
 EN ROUTE TO DOUGLAS-Mrs. Annie Henry of Prescott spent yes terday in Phoenix, en route to Doug las, though she will go via Clifton and Morenci for which points she left on last nights train. Mrs. Henry is pres ident of the Rebekah assembly of Ari zona, the territorial convention of which will be held in Douglas begin ming on the 18th. Mrs. Henry expects to visit the Graham county lodges be- fore going to Douglas.
 A FINE ROSE GARDEN-This is the season of the year when flowers claim more than passing attention for there are more of them and particu larly of rare varieties. And there are no flowers more universally admired rrNg- predatory to another which is that no roses can possibly be prettier than those in the garden of Mrs. J. O. Dunbar She is enthusiastic in their culture and her garden is at this sea son a thing of real beauty.
 |. o. c. T. ENTERTAINMEN MENT-The Independent Order of Good Templars will hold ar open meeting at the Lam son business college hall Monday ev- ening. All are cordially invited to attend. Seats will be free. Tho fol- lowing program will be rendered Piano solo, Miss Marian; reading, Miss Switzer; cornct solo, Cass Redewill; address, E. Guy Talbot; vocal solo, L. w. Coggins; piano duet, Miss Seeds and Chas. Sterling; violin solo, Carl Dowd; address. E. A. Spaulding; read ing. Miss Sterling; vocal solo, Mrs. F.. H. Cooper.
 FINDERS OF MONEY-Every now and then money is lost on the streets and it is a bad commentary on the honesty of purpose of part of the population of Phoenix. that it is seldom heard of again by the loser. Mention was made a few days ago by The Re publican of the loss of a sum of money, $14.50 by a lady of this city. The money was in her purse along with her cards and her address. She advertised in The Republican a liberal reward for the return of the money. She would be willing to give even half of it. In her opinion that would be better for the finder. A clear conscience to~him ought to be worth more than S7.
 BAPTIST CHURCA-An the Bap- tist church services, except tlrat at 30 D. m., including Sunday school. morning worship, Junior Union at 3 o'clock and B. |. P. U. at 6:30, will be held at the Baptist church. The :: 30 service will be held in the Chris tian church, at Fifth avenue and Monroe street, and the ordinance of Baptism will be administered. Dr. Halsey will preach at both services. Morning theme: Giants in these days" Evening text: What doth hinder me to be baptized?" The music will include an anthem by Miss Mc- Fall. Miss Halsey. MT. Dickson and MT. Coggins. and a solo by MT. Cog gins.
 WILL NOT WITHDRAW-It was consistently reported yesterday after noon that J. H. LangstOn, the nomi- nee of the citizens party for coun- ciIman from the third ward, was about to yield to the persuasion of his democratic friends and withdraw from the ticket. Speaking of this report last night MT. Langston said: 'It is absolutely false and without founda- tion. I will not withdraw from the cit l izens' ticket except under this one condition; that is that a man might be found whom the committee might think to be a stronger man than am Tn that CaSa I XyOuld rive m my