Arizona republican., 1907-06-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

KEYS FOUND.-If the owner of the bunch of keys dropped in front of the postofffcc yesterday will call at The Republican office and identify the property he may have il.
 CONGRESS HISTORIANS. Lida White of Congress spent yesterday in Phoenix. the guest of MT. and Mrs. George A. MintZ.
 HOLIDAY BASEBALl.-TheN New York Store baseball team and the Pa cific Gas & Electric Cos. team. con fidently announce that the game at Eastlake park next Friday afternoon will be worth while. They have no hesitancy in recommending it to their friends as a nice place to spend hol- iuay afternoon and both agree to give their patrons their moneys worth. The New Workers are well organized and practicing every evening, and their nice new clothes are really worth the price of admission alone. The other team is said to be working out nicely though it is practicing somewhat in private but it promises the counter hOppers a surprise party.
 THE HAGGARD lNJUNCTION-A motion was filed in district court yes terday for a further modification of the injunction in the case of the Meri- dian Canal compaA against \. W. Hazard. The injunction had been se- cured in the first place against Hag- gard but il was subsequently, modified in his favor without objection on the part Of the plaintiff. This time he plaintiff asks for the dification.
 FRUIT WANTED-The attention of the Phoenix women who just now or later may be engaged in preserving and canning fruits and making jellies and jams. is called to their opportun- ity to do kind thing for the Crit tenton home. In the course Of a win ter season the home management finds need of a considerable quantity of can ned fruits and jellies for the proper sustenance of those who seek its shel ter. These things cost a snug little sum in the course of a year if bought at the stores and are possibly among things the Phoenix women can furnish in the needed quantity with but lit tie expense except their time and trou- ble. When they are putting up fruits and jellies for themselves if they choose they can put up one or more extra jars for the Home. The Home management suggests this and says that if it will be any inducement the Home can probably arrange to replace the jars. that is exchange empty ones for full ones. The idea was suggested by the practice of the Crittenton Homes in the east which secure the greater part of their fruit in this way.
 LOST vAlUABlES.-A Tempe la dy while driving between that town and Phoenix lost a tan colored hand bag. advertised for in another column. IL contained valuabIes she very much desires to have returned. as well as some money. Any person finding 1t may restore the property to the owner by leaving it at The Republican office or at the News reading room in Tenn pc.
 CAvNESS- J. Cav ness and Miss Maude M. Utz were married last evening at o'clock. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Manford Cartwright, west of Phoenix, by Rev. Robert Wright. The groom is well known young cattleman and member of one Of the oldest families in the valley The bride is a sister of Mrs.
  for the last year or SO with MT. and Mrs Cartwright. The wedding IS the culminajon of a romance that began in the mountains last summer while the Cartwright family was enjoying an outing trip.
 BUYING ARIZONA CATTLE.-R. H. Benton of Imperial valley, broth CT of w. c. Benton, was in the city yesterday making arrangements for the shipment of 21 cars of cattle which ne has purchased in the last few days in the Williams country and will be shipped from Kirkland to Imperial valley. Range cattle are selling at $15 to SIG for yearlings. SIS for two-year- olds and about s20 to s21 for three year-olds. MT. Benton is travelling over the country looking for cattle and he says that the stock in Arizona and New Mexico is thin at present, as there is scarcity of water. and rain is much needed. Everything in Imper- ial valley is prospering and there are no fears entertained of another break along the river. The river is receding at present. though it was at one time nearly within a foot of the level that it reached last year. In a few days ten 10 twelve cars of cantaloupes will be shipped out of Imperial valley. It is estimated that there will be total of 800 car loads as against 355 last year. Tomatoes and watermelons are being shipped in considerable quantities.
 POLICE COURT-A man named McPherson was given seven days by Recorder Thomas yesterday for drum kenness and disorderly conduct but was liberated to join the Grant Bros grading outfit, southbound- John Doe Mexican, also forfeited s bail money for drunkenness. Captain Hi