Arizona republican., 1907-10-24
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COMING TODAY. - The working
 plans and special features for the new
 Y. M. c. A. building it is expected will be here this morning.
 GOVERNOR IN RlCHMOND.-Gov- erncr Kibbey yesterday wired his of flee in Phoenix that he expected to reach his old home in Richmond, In- diana. sometime yesterday.
 POLICE ARRESTS.-Two drunks were arrested yesterday. one forfeit ing a s5 bail bond The other, Mar iano Sanchez, was jailed for five days. Tom Ryan was also jailed for the night and will probably he sent out on a floater to-day.
 MEETING OF FRlENDS.-J. M. Wiesel of Denver. Colo. is in the city on his regular semi-occasional busi- ness trip, representing the Barteldes Seed Co. Yesterday he chanced to meet an old friend in the person of John LautZ. secretary of the board of equalization. and they spent a very pleasant evening in reminiscent con versation.
 SUIT FOR DiVORCE.-Suit for di- vorce was begun in district court yes 1 terday by Phoebe Mccullough against William NJ. Mccullough. The parties were married in Phoenix in 1904. The 1 divorce is asked for on the grounds of | desertion.
 Y. M. C. A. - C. A. Spaulding. who has recently graduated from Occident- al College, will address the Y. NJ. C. A. next Sunday afternoon. MT. Spauld- | ing has been an active Y. NJ. C. A. worker during his college course and will give an address filled with Y. NJ. C. A. enthusiasm.
 OISTURBERS OF THE PEAcE.- Alfonso NavareZ, Alfredo Mora, r. Noriega and Jesus Murietta were be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday; charged with drunkenness and disturb ance of the peace. No defense was of fered and the defendants were eacr sent to iail for five days.
 TEMPE NORMAL MUSICALE. - J. Homer Grunn, pianist, MT. Frank Lloyd Stuchal. violinist, MT. Thomas Francis Hughes, vocalist and Miss Grace Abbie Andrews. accompanist, of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music, go to Tempe Friday afternoon, where in the evening they give a mu- sical at the Tempe Normal, under the auspices of the senior class. The Tempe people have an artistic, educa- tional, and truly enjoyable treat in store for that evening.
 SALVATION ARMY kINETO- SCOPE.-The Salvation army will give q special entertainment and kineto- scope moving picture show on Thurs day night, october 24, at the Salvation army hall. Two thousand feet of the latest and best film. both serious and comic, has been secured. IL includes twenty beautiful views Illustrating the work of the army. fifty miscellaneous views and five illustrated songs as follows Hello, Central" Ninety and Nine:" Where is my Wandering Boy Tonight" Rock of Ages" and The Holy City
 IDENTIFIED. - The woman who came from Wendendale few days ago to a local lodging house where she died before much was learned about her. was identified yesterday by people who live in the vicinity of Wendendale as woman named Mrs. Rice. who lived there a short time only. She seemed to be in close circumstances, financial ly, but was a willing worker and did some dressmaking while there. It is supposed that she has either a brother or sister somewhere in this vicinity but thus far no relative has been To- cated. The body is at the parlors of Moore S. Mcclellan.
 HE'S SETTLED FOR THE WIN TER.-George Pope of Chicago. who formed the habit ten years ago of spending his winters in Phoenix, re- turned yesterday and will remain un- til spring. MT. Pope several years ago became interested in mining in the Castle Creek district and will shortly go there to look over his properties He had little to occupy him during the summer and put in the time fol- lowing the races over different cir cults.
 BUSINESS PROSPEROUS. - John NJ Block, who about nine months ago bought the John F. Lee stable. known now as the Metropolitan Stables, has also just added an express and trans fer line, which he expects to run in connection with his livery business. He thinks that there is a good open ing here for more transfer wagons with capable and experienced men in charge. The men he has employed on the wagons are old hands at the trans fer business, one of them having run a pig dray in Los Angeles for four years and able to handle all kinds of transferring and moving of heavy ma terials. Mir Block has stocked his barn with a nice line of rigs and he says he has built up a very nice busi- ness during the past summer and ex- poets to have all he can do during the winter. His stables on west Wash ington street have been much inn proved and fitted up for an expansion in trade.
 Matrimony Agency, comic at the Biiou.