Arizona republican., 1905-04-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR-The Y. P. s. C. E. of the Christian church will hold a social and business meeting this evening at the residence of Miss Avis, No S20 north First avenue.
 CITY COUNCIL-There will be a meeting of the city council tonight to inspect the perfected plans of the Car negie library which have been prepar- ed by Architect Norton.
 THE FOUNDING CASE-It is an- nounced by the Clifton papers that the famous Clifton orphans case will come up for hearing in the supreme court of the United States next October and that Hon. Elihu Root will represent the New York Founding asylum iR~ the supreme court.
 FOUND A LOCKET-Policema Tipton has in his possession lady's Iocket which he found on West Wash ington street and which he will be pleased to restore to the owner if she can prove property It is very pretty piece of jewelry and apparently invaluable one.
 A LITIGlOUS LOCALITY-District Attorney Thomas F. F1annigan arrived in the city yesterday on legal busi- ness. MT Flannigan says that there is 9 great deal of activity in all lines in Cochise county, especially in liti- gation. Since the close of the last term of court 300 civil cases have been filed and in many of them large sums were involved. There are now fffty-three grand jury prisoners in the county jail and the beginning of the next term is six weeks of.
 CONCERT BY THE M. E. CHOIR- On Thursday evening, April IS, the choir assisted by local talent and a chorus of children's voices, will give a concert at the First NJ. F. church. The program will consist of novel combinations of choruses of children and adult voices. Solos will bo rem dered by the best soloists of the city. Over six hundred tickets have been taken by the children of the Sunday school. If some boy or girl strikes you to buy a ticket to the concert at the M. E. church remember this is it.
 VENTURE HILL PROSPECTS TS-Tom Elder IS wearing a broad smile these days and says it is due to the fine pros poets for the future of the Venture hill copper mine at Jerome, in which his heart has been wrapped up for several years past. He says it's too soon yet to announce details but that everything IS AOIktllS out SdIlSIaCIDIlly. y. me com pany now has ample money to begin more extensive developing operations and the stock that was floating around on the market promiscuously has all been taken care of. He says that from this time on it will be business and that in six or eight months he ex- poets to see a smelter working on the Venture Hill ores
 A GLOBE FATALITY-A fatal ac- cident happened at the old Dominion mine on Wednesday afternoon. the vic tim being John Giors, an Italian miner, who has worked for the company off and on for the past four years. Giors was one of twelve miners who were being lowered in the south compart- ment of the old shaft. there being six men on each deck of the cage Giors was on the lower deck and unobserved by the top lander, and against the rules, he had taken an empty five gal Ion oil can with him to carry water for the machine drills operated on the eleventh level where he worked. It is supposed that Giors was holding onto the bar above his head with one hand and carrying his lunch bucket in the other hand, with the large can between his knees, and that the can slipped, caught in the timbers and then struck