Arizona republican., 1905-04-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO YUMA-Dr. J. c. Norton left for Yuma last night on sanitary business. He was accompanied by a couple of young horse doctors who eall him papa.
 CITIZENS MEETING-The citizens committee will hold a mass meeting at the Doris opera house Saturday even ing. There will be prominent speakers and good music.
 FOR SEVEN DAYS-A. Serna, a more O- less notorious petty offender was before Justice Burnett yesterday on charge of drunkenness and distur- bance of the peace. He was sent to the county jail for seven days.
 COURT AT FLORENCE-Judge Kent who is now on the coast will hold court at Florence on May f. begin ming at o'clock in the afternoon. He will return to Phoenix on the morning of that day and will leave at once for Florence.
 MAY AGREE TOOAI-The repre- sentatives of the Grand Canal com pany yesterday formulated an agree ment that will be placed here before the Appropriations Canal company meeting today and it is expected it will be found satisfactory to both parties and signed by the proper persons. Its provisions are not yet given out and probably will not be until they are ap
 proved by the parties to it.
 A MODERN HEROINE-Yesterda morning some one drove up in front of the Tribolet market leaving a small child in a buggy to which fiery horse was hitched. Something frightened the animal and it's sudden movement scar ed the child who screamed violently. The outcry of the child attracted the attention of Miss Ora Jordan who was passing on a bicycle. She quickly saw the peril of the child and sprang from the wheel and seized the horse which was just breaking into a run, pre- venting what almost certainly would have been 9 serious accident.
 MOVING THE HERD-The Phoenix lodge of Elks yesterday moved from the Horner block to the hall in the EI- lingson building, the Knights of Py- thias moving into the same hall at the same time. So fa- as the Ell1s are con cerned this is perhaps only a tempOr- ary arrangement as negotiations are in progress for the purchase of the Hor- ner block in which event the lodge will move back. If that arrangement should not be carried out it is likely that the Elks will find elsewhere a permanent
 home of their own. The price of the Homer property is said to be $40,O00. l Subscriptions to the amount Of $5,000 have already been made.
 SERVICES AT THE PRESENTER i IAN CHURCH TOMORROW-Sund school at 9:45. Preaching by the pas tor, Dr. McAfee at II a. m. The ser mon will be the fourth in the series on
 the visits Of Jesus to Jerusalem. The morning offertory will be Before the | Throne of Glory" Nevin by MT. Hilder- i bran. Christian Endeavor meeting at | 6:30. Evening service at 7:3O D. m. ] Owing to the inclemency of the weather 1 last Sunday many were unable to be out and the special Easter musical pro 1 gram prepared for that evening will be | repeated with a short address by the | pastor on the theme, "It is Finished. l A cordial invitation is extended to all. | NEW ATIONS-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in | the office of the county recorder yester- days: Brown Hope Mining company, capital stock, S10OO0OO incorporators ! T. w. Jones, A. D. Crittenden and J. | L. Crittenden; Chicago Great Western 1 Oil and Gas company, capital stock ! S3,50O, 900, incorporators A. O. Cooper ! Thomas J. Sefton and Charles A. Sar-
 Der; The GOldfeId Storm King Gold