Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-05-25
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

Of Prescott was yesterday commission
ed n notary public by Governor Kib-
hey.
AN EASTERN ViSIT-Mrs. 7. w
Collins and son will leave about the
7th or sth of June for Ohio, where
they expect to remain for about five
months visiting friends.
GOING TO NOGAlES-Mr. and
Mrs. George Christ will leave this
morning for Nogales. where Mrs
Christ will spend the summer with the
mother and other relatives of Mr.
Christ.
GOING TO SAN FRANcIsco-Miss
Mabel Mcneil will leave for San Fran
cisco today. where she will make her
sponsible position in a wholesale sta
tionery establishment.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sunday
school at GAS. J. NJ. Stewart super
intendent. The subject of the IL
o'clock sermon will be Religion" The
text will be James IA. Christian
Endeavor meeting at : o'clock p. m.
ASSISTANT U. S. ATTORNEY
Assistant United States District At
torney Edwin r. Jones of Tucson has
rendered his resignation To take effect
| the last Of June. To succeed him T..
:. District Attorney ]. L. Il. Alexan-
der has appointed Capt. Geo. ID. Chris
ty OF this city. His official residence
will be Tucson and his appointment
will become effective July l.
| NEW CORPORATIONS. - Articles
| the following corporations were filed
/ in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: Windy Hollow Golden
Eagle Gold Mining CO.. capital stock
! 81 .250. 900. incorporates A. A. Potacki.
r. r. Schultz. Geo. r. Atkins, &. NJ.
| Woodland Gypsum Canyon Mining Co
! capital stock $l.000.0O0. incorporators.
I Chas. Reed, Edward BnltZley. c. +.
Baltzley. r. Whitaker. G. p. Kitaker;
/ Cribber Mfg. Co. capital stock $780,
900: incorporators o. $. Hurd, ]. ID.
Wilson. Clayton Ball: Economic Safe
ty Automobile Wheel Co. capital
stock. 100000; incorporators Chas.
Stanley. Geo. A. Bulge. Louis +. Prus-
so. r. Bulge and r Stanley.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Cor-
ner Third Avenue and Monroe street.
Pastor. Rev Orville Coats. residence
$40 North Fifth street. Preaching at
I
Gas a. m. Junior League at 3 p. m.
Baptist Young Peoples Union at p.
m. Subject. States and Provincial
Missions. Leader. Miss Bertha F. Ly-
all. At the morning service the pas
tor will preach on Peace VS.. War"
The ]. w. owen Post. G.. A. r. the Ma
tiOnal Guard, the Sons Of Veterans and
the Woman's Relief Corps are the in
a, /. l..
vice in commemoration of Memorial
Day. Music in charge Of Mrs. S. +.
Cravens Everybody welcome. No
evening service in view of union SER
vice at First NJ. L. church.
CENTRAL AVENUE ELECTION
Property owners within the area de-
ribbed by n quarter mile each side
Of Central avenue. between the city
limits and the Arizona canal. should
remember the election today on the
question of the formation of a spe-
cial road district of that section. The
election will be held in the Osborn
school house between the hours of 9
a. m. and p. IN. In yesterdays is
sue It was stated that the qualifica- |
tions OF a voter are that he must be !
qualified to vote at a county cleo |
ton. must also be tn owner of real |
or personal property in the district |
affected and be a resident of the dis |
trict. The last statement. concerning |
residence in the district. The Repub- |
lican Is now informed. Is incorrect |
II he owns property in the district the |
voter may live anywhere in the county. |
BASEBAll-That there may be |
touch of novelty to the baseball fies
Ia next Sunday. the Chinese band has |
been employed to augment the efforts
of the Pioneer band and the Tucson /
band in the great street parade. This
musical organization Is Incompatible |
and will demonstrate next Sunday that
neither of the others are in the same
class with il. Word came from Tue
son last night that Wynkoop. the UNI
pire who presided so satisfactorily over
last Sundays game, would surely ac-
on hand to run the game here. Ev-
cry possible thing will be done to
avoid any such rag chewing exhibition
as occurred at the park two weeks
ago. and 1t is believed there will be
none at all 1t is not the Tucson way
and II surely is not the Phoenix way
On ordinary occasions. moreover. MT
Wynkoop has the reputation of seeing
that it is not the practice in any game
he handles. The team had a good
practice last evening at the park and
all is in readiness for the big doings
except the weather. That was better
than the day before and it
Is believed it will be ideal by Sunday.
FINEST EVER-If anybody doubts
that Arizona is the best berry coun-
trv in North America he should call
At the board of trade and see some
Logan berries. red rasp
berries and black raspberries. brought
10 the boad room yesterday by Hall
Bros. who are engaged in doing things
southwest of town. The strawberries
are as large as any ever grown. in any
quantity. or at least they are large
enough. for fifteen berries fills a box.
This Is not merely the pick of the
patch either for Mr.. Hall brought in
iuite a consignment of them for the
market yesterday. those at the board
II trade being representative of the lot.
Their size is not their chief virtue.
for other berries equally as
arge have been grown here and else
where. The chief virtue of these ber-
les is that while they are large they
ire not pithy but juicy and of delight