Arizona republican., 1906-02-15
THE BETHEL LEAGUE


 worth League of Bethel will give a
 basket social at Osborn school house
 on Thursday evening.
 MOVING QUARTERS bicycle
 shop of H. s. Griswold was moved yesterday from No. 31 South First
 avenue to No. 34 and 36 West Adams
 street.
 A SHEARlNG EXHIBITIoN-Some
 4000 sheep will be shorn at Beardsley
 for the edification of the eXcursionists
 who are planning to make the journey
 to the sheep camp on Sunday. Both
 the machine shearers and the hand
 shearers will be at work on that date.
 A CLOSED SCHOOL-The trustees
 of the Liberty school district have
 closed the school on account of the
 prevalence in that community among
 the school children of diphtheria. Miss
 Mary Webb has been teaching the
 school. It is likely the school will re-
 main closed the balance of the term.
 FRATERNAL VISITORS = Mrs. James Wiley of Globe and Mrs. H. M. Cake of Tucson will arrive this morn ing and spend a few days in tne valley. Mrs Wiley is president of the Rebekah assembly of Arizona. and Mrs. Cake is a past president of the assembly.
 They will be present at the meeting of
 the local lodge of the order tonight. and a full attendance is desired. While here the visitors will be guests of Mrs. C. $. Scott.
 FLOWERS LECTURE - Montavills Flowers, president of the Flowers Academy of Speech and Dramatic Arts of Cincinnati, Ohio is to present ar adaptation from Ben Hur' at the Presbyterian church tomorrow night,
 .l,s, | tauqua managers and the press may be relied upon Phoenix may expect an entertainment of the highest class. Possessed of a good voice as will be heard on either Iyceun or theatrical stage, and splendid versatility of powers ! in impersonation. he clothes his story with a vitality at once both vivid and | forceful. His recital is artistic to a | degree and represents tne highest de- velopment of advanced elocutionary art.
 NEW REPORT BLANK-W. c. | Foster territorial examiner has pre- pared a new blank to be used by coun- | ty treasurers in making their monthly reports to the examiner. These re- ports are designated for the informa- | tion of the examiner and to further increase the uniformity of methods of
 keeping the books in the various coun- ties. Wita the adoption of this sys- tenn it will greatly facilitate the work of the examiner as the reports provide the totals of the itemized classifica- ton of receipts and eXpen- ditures with a statement of the bal ance in each county fund at the end | of each month. The blanks are only issued as samples for the guidance of l the county treasurers who may have them printed whenever they are direct ed by the respective boards of super visors The sample blanks will be is sued this week some time and sent to ! the treasurer of each county.
 WAITING FOR THE PROSECU- TlON-Through the influence of his friends, Manuel De Lama was yester- day allowed to gos on his own Tecog- nizance by Judge JohnstOne and his case was continued for a period of ten days The father of the boy who swore to the complaint charging him with embezzlement, has so far shown no disposition to carry out the prosecution. Pillar Romez and Mike Nunez were both before the court charged with disturbing the peace in the vicinity of Third street and Madi- son. They were each given seven days to serve in the county jail. No testi- mony was needed to verify the com plaint that Nunez had been in a dis turbance, for his face was all cut and bleeding and resembled more in ap- pearance 9 fresh cut of beefsteak than anything else. Complaint was all so brought to the court by a Mexican woman who lives in the southeast part , of town of the doings of one Juan