Arizona republican., 1907-01-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARlES-Governor Kibbey yesterday commissioned Francis NJ. Hutton of Tucson and William Grant of Blackberry. as notaries public.
 ADV ERTISING TUCSON - A pamphlet setting forth the beauties and opportunities of life in Tucson has
 been received at the board of trade office. The book is very attractive and was published in Fl Paso.
 MISSIONARY MEeTING-The wo- mans Missionary society of the Bap- list church will meet this afternoon at 2:S0 in the church Parlor An in . teresting program has been prepared and a general invitation is extended
 MISSIONARY MEETING TODAY i This afternoon the Foreign Missionary i society and the Ladies' Aid society of the First M. F.. church will give a pro- gram and serve refreshments in the church parlors. The topic of the papers will be the island world"
 AFTERNOON TER-The ladies of | Trinity Episcopal church guild will give a tea on Friday afternoon from ? to o'clock at the guild rooms in the rear of the church. Members of the congregation and their friends are cor dially invited to attend.
 SHEEP FOR SHEARINS- Sheep are now arriving in the valley from the north and it is expected shearing will begin by the 2Oth. Shearing camps will be established at Beardsley. Peo- ria, Mesa City and at Cave Creek. bet ter known among the sheep men as Houch's station.
 MIR. AND MRS. CODE HEBREW A. Code. chief engineer of the Indian service. reached Phoenix yesterday morning and proceeded to Ulesa, Ari- zona. He will remain in the valley but few days being enroute to Wash | ington. D. c. Mrs. Code accompanies her husband
 MORE UlTS-Yesterday sec retary Van der Veer received a copy of the Chicago Tribune mentioned yesterday. in which the Arizona adver- tisement appeared. In the same mail also came about twenty more inquir- i ies concerning this galley, most of them from Illinois people.
 DON'T LIKE ZERO WEATHER A prospective Arizonian who now lives in Larimore. N. D.. thus writes to the board of trade: Seeing your adver- tisement in the Pacific Monthly l en- close postage for copy of booklet. With three feet of snow. the wind blowing a hurricane and the thermOm- eter at zero or below, it makes me feel tired"
 DID IT AGAIN-Frank Harris was before Justice Johnstone yesterday. This Is the second time in two days that he has been in the hands of the law. The charge on both occasions was disorderly conduct. He was fined seven dollars each time and after the last fine was paid he had enough lef, of an original capital of $40 to get himself out of town. John Doe was fined $7. Marcel Garcia got seven days. A. Bensor also received seven days and B. Alverez got seven days. all for being disorderly.
 RIVER STILL HIGHER-There was still further raise in Salt river yester day and there is no indication now that it will ever be any lower again. Yes terday afternoon at the Mcdowell guaging station 9.69I second feet was flowing in the Salt and 3,T00 in the Verde. a total of I3.391 second feet CT 535.6 $40 inches. ( Yesterday morning about 5000 inches of flood water was flowing into the Arizona canal and last evening this was increased by perhapS a couple of thousand inches. Tester day the farmers were irrigating under 13 and other laterals in the same vic inity and this little flood assures a good general irrigation of the Arizona lands. through the old head even with out the new works under way.
 HIS BIENNIAL MISSlON-Judge F. F. Mccormick of Cave Creek cane to the city yesterday to perfect his bond as justice of the peace. This is d regular biennial duty with the judge who has been serving that cOnstitu- ency as chief magistrate for 10 these many years this being his fourth term. He has also been postmaster at Cave Creek most of the time for per haps twice as long. These and other and multifarious semi public duties have made him the general lord high executioner in those parts, the chic! functionary in everything from love letter and a wedding to a cOroner's in quest and he can sentence a man l. either jail or matrimony with Chester fieldian grace. or lay him away in the little graveyard with both legal and Christian formality.