Arizona republican., 1905-04-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MOTHERS CIRCLE-The Five Points Mothers Child's Study circle will meet this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock All mothers are urged to be present. TROY TOURISTS-Mr. and Mrs. I Charles H. Cutting of Troy spent yes | terday in Phoenix, leaving on this mornings Santa Fe train for the east. JUST DRUNk-RamOn Quijada got drunk and excited yesterday afternoon and going to his home near the corner of Fourth street and Buchanan gave his family a tongue flashing, whereup- on the police jailed him.
 SESSION LAWS-The session laws of the Twenty third legislature about which inquiry has been made almost since adjournment of the legislature have been printed and are now ready for distribution.
 THE PASSOVER-The Passover, a Jewish religious festival of seven days duration began last evening. The sea son will be observed by the Hebrews of the city in their homes but there will be no special ceremOnials.
 LADIES' AID TEA-The Ladies' Aid society of the First M E. church will hold it's regular tea this afternoon in the church parlors. A short program will be rendered. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 BUILDING A HOME-Mrs. Caroline T. Craig has bought of General M. H. Sherman, through the agency of J. Err nest Walker, lots 1 and 2 of block 3 Collins addition. She is now build ing cottage on the property and will make her home there.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE MEETING The Mothers Circle of the West End school will meet at the school house at half past three o'clock tomorrow after noon. All the mothers of the neighbor- hood and all others interested in the work are invited to be present.
 NOTABLE VISITORS-Mr. Alex Veitch assistant general manager of the Arizona Copper Go. at Clifton was in Phoenix yesterday in company with MT. John Wilson and MT. William Ex- ley Miller of Edinburgh, Scotland, and MT. I. G. Hopkins of Virginia.
 ANOTHER BALL GAME-It is an nounced that the Mansfields and Phoe- nix Mexican Athletic club baseball teams are arranging another game with conditions similar to the one played last Sunday and in which the Mans fields were the victors. The date has not been annQunced.
 CONTRACTOR O'ROURKE-John M. O'Rourke, who has the contract for building the Roosevelt dam has been at the dam site for a few days and left there yesterday for Phoenix, ex- pecting to get as lar as Mesa last night. He will probably be here to- day.
 THE PIGEON NDUSTRY-The rais- ing of pigeons seems to be an industry that cannot supply the demand for the product in this valley. The Gun club is buttonholing everybody it suspects of having pigeons concealed about his person or his ranch and in the adver- tising columns of the Republican is of fering cash money for live birds.
 FOR A NEW POSTOFFICE- Sometime ago the postofice at Cline in Gila county was discontinued for the reason that the postmaster moved away and the mail route between Scottsdale and Cline was discontinued. A petition for the reestablishment of the Cline postohice and bearing the sig natures of sixty-twO prospective pat rons is now in the hands of Postmaster McClintock of Phoenix and will be for warded to the department at once.
 EN ROUTE TO THE PHILIPPINES Major Brodie, former governor of Arizona, accompanied by his family, is