Arizona republican., 1905-06-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services at II a.. m. Sunday school at
 10 a. m. The public is cordially invit-
 ed to attend. All seats are free. The
 church Is located on the west side of
 the court house plaza .'
 CHRISTIAN cHu9RC c H-Sunday
 school g: 45 a. m. c. E. : D. m. Preach
 ing by Rev J. M. Rice II a. m. and 8 D. m. Morning subject. "The Keys Of. the Kingdom of Heaveh,' evening sub-
 ject. "The Calling of the Gentiles." The
 public is cordially invited.
 FINE PEACHES-R. Barker Pierce of Glendale yesterday brought to the
 Board of Trade a fine sample lot of clinsstone peaches of, the Triumph var iety. Secretary Van der Veer put them in pickle for preservation and later display when the town is full of people who want to see things.
 LAWN SOCIAL-The Rathbone Sisters will give lawn social We'd nesday night at the residence of Frank Coyle on North Seventh avenue. The Pioneer band will. be in attendance and the public is cordially invited re- gardless of whether membership is held in the order or not. e
 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-There- will be preaching at the morning service by Rev. Robt. Wright and at the evening service by Harold Govette. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior League at 3 p. m. Senior League : D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night A cool house and a warm reception for all.
 JUDGE RENTS S-VACATION-Judge Kent left night before last for the east. He will spend the greater part of his vacation in New York and Boston. He will probably not return to the terri tory much before the fifth of Septem- Der to which date district court was adjourned. though he will probably come back to the territory before that time
 IN A SANITARIUM-A Tucson pa per announces that Postoffice Inspec- tor Smyth has entered the Sisters sanitarium at Tucson on account of fail ing health. having an affection of the lungs. MT Smythe is well known all over Arizona which has been his field of work for some time and his many friends will regret his i'll health and hope for a speedy. recupreation.
 THE WRIT DENlED-The Tucson Citizen says that Judge Campbell de- nied the habeas corpus petition in be- half of Wiley. the man who was ar rested for running a gambling game within a mile of the city limits of Tue son. That has the effect so far, of validating the ordinance Wiley Violat- ed. His attorneys will now make a similar application to the supreme court.
 A NEW KIND OF RUsT-Bishop Jones of Lehi was in the city yesteI'- day. Speaking of crops in his part of the county he said that the rust of which there is such widespread com plaint has almost totally destroyed the wheat. He said that the rust is diff ferent from any he ever saw before. Instead of being red it is black and instead of existing in only swampy places it spreads all over the country so that probably it is no rust at all but some other kind of agricultural scourge.
 CHANGED THEIR COURsE-It is pleasing news for all of the great arid west to learn that the itinerary of the congressional irrigation party that re- gently visited Phoenix, was changed after the party reached San Francisco. It was the intention to go from there to the Truckee project direct in which event much of the finest part of irri- gated California would have been over looked, instead of looked over. The members of the party expressed a de- sire to see the famous San Joaquin valley and other places so a special side trip was arranged enabling them to visit Fresno. Modesto. Stockton. the Sacramento valley. Woodland. Red Bluffs. Bedding, Chico. Riggs, Oroville, MarysviIle and a dozen other import ant places.
 GONE FOR THE sUMMER-Miss Rose Dickert left yesterday morning via the Santa Fe to spend the summer with relatives in Milwaukee as has been her custom since living here. It is. her present intention to return again in the fall. Miss Dickert has been in the employ of the Santa Fe for the last two winters as stenographer in the general offices and has proved a trust worthy and capable member of the of fee force. her connection terminating by reason of her intended summer va cation. During her residence in Phoe- | nix Miss Dickert has not on1y won the esteem of all for her accomplishments in the line of her profession but she has made a wide acquIintance socially in circles that will welcome her back
 SHE WAS IN NO DANGER-A few days ago The Republican reproduced from the Los Angeles Examiner an in terview with a Mrs. Lane who had spent the winter on the desert near Phoenix with an invalid daughter. Mrs