Arizona republican., 1906-01-18
OF LOCAL INTEREST

DANCE LAST NIGHT-A very pleasant dancing party was that given by the Capital City Dancing. club last evening. The music and the floor were good and everything that goes to make up a pleasant dance had been arrang- ed.
 WEST END MOTHERS CIRCLE The Mothers Ch:1d Study Circle Of the West End school will meet Friday at g. 30 D. m. This meeting will be one of the most important of the year and all mothers are requested to be pres ent
 THE UNIVERSITY clRcEE-The Mothers Child Study circle of the University school will meet this after noon ct 3:3O o'clock in the school house. There will be election of off cers and a good attendance is oarticu- larly desired.
 4 SON BORN-NIr. and Mrs. Ed McNally, who reside on South Second avenue are rejoicing in the arrival at their home of a nine pound baby. AS Mir. McNally is an employe of the city he took pains to secure an heir of the voting persuasion.
 WANTED; A ROBBER-The South ern Pacific stction @t Dome in Yuma county was robbed a few nights ago or a sura of money approximatlng $500 The authorities are in quest of one James C. Hampton, who is believed to be the man who thought he needed th- money.
 HERE TO LocATE-Dr. c. NJ. Stewart of Los Angeles who was nere a few weeks ago and passer an cam inatioa by the territorial medical board returned yesterday morning and eN- poets to locate here permanently. He is a son of Dr. J. T. Stewart, a not able Los Angeles physician.
 MESA FIRE REPRESENTATIVES.. II. Lowry passed through the city yes terday enroute to Mesa City where he goes for the purpose of adjusting the recent fire losses in that city and to fix the amount of insurance allowed He represents the Los Angeles board of fire underwriters
 THE EXAMINATION OF WILSON The examination of Paul Lee Wilson before United States Court Commis sIoner c. w. Johnstone was yesterday continued until Saturday morning to allow the witnesses in the case time to reach the city. For the purpose of 5crVing several subpoenas an officer will leave for Wickenburg this morn Ing.
 DEATH OF CHARLES K. LOEB- The body of Charles k. Loeb, who died In Fl l2aso of typhoid pneumonia. ar rived here yesterday morning and the funeral win he held at 4 o'clock this afternoon ct tie famil-v residence No. 1856 East Monroe street. Interment will be in Rosedale cemetery. The dead man is quite well known here having lived in Phoenix more or less and hav- ing - mOtEor ond two brothers here.
 SLUlCE GATES ON THE ROAD It was learned yesterday that the four big metal gates to be placed in the sluicing tunnel of the Roosevelt dam were in Mesa, yesterday and will be forwarded to the damsite as soon as possible. They are rather huge af fairs weighing about 1900 pounds each, and will be placed at the foot of the deep shaft which has been driven from the sluicing tunnel to the surface or crest of the hill at the north end of the damsite.
 FOR VARIOUS CRIMES-Jesus Ramirez was yesterday arraigned by Judge Johnstone on charge of grand larceny. He lad been caught the day previous in the act of going through the pockets of Noah Martin by Con- stable Harry Troops. Ramirez's hear ing was set for ten o'clock this morn
 
 for ten days for stealing a pair of shears from the house of his neighbor. Guadalupe Contreras Cortc Dega and Jose Pasano were each sent to jail for seven days for disturbing the peace.
 WHITE HELD TO GRAND JURY J. L. B. Alexander. United States at tOrney accompanied by Mrs. Alexan- der yesterday returned from the south ern part of the territory. Several days ago at Yuma he conducted for the gov ernme1t the examination of J. C. White company before United States Court Commissioner T. D. Malloy on charge of violating the federal statute regulating the hours of labor on pub lie works. White was bound over to await the action of the federal grand jury but is at present released on baIi. The work done was at the Laguna damsite and it was claimed by the government that some of the men were forced to work as long as twelve hours III some instances when the law limits a days work to eight hours.