Arizona republican., 1907-11-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST
MRS. cRAvENs LEAVES PHoE-

MRS. cRAvENS LEAVES PHoE-
 Nlx-Mrs. Cravens, who has long con
 ducted a school of music in this city
 departed for Emporia, Kansas. yester-
 day morning where she will have
 charge of the vocal department of the
 Emporia Conservatory of Music.
 WILL ENTERTAINMENTS Kings Daughters of the Baptist church will held an entertainment and sale in the
 church parlors on Friday evening. IL ! will be enlivened by the serving ol | light refreshments. the sale of home cooked foods and in various other ways. A cordial invitation is extend
 ed by the society to all who care to spend pleasant evening and inciden- tally help along worthy causes.
 PIONEER WOMAN'S DEATH
 Mrs. COnsolacion M. de Burruel. moth- CT of J. M. Melendrez. died yester-
 day at 1:30 pm. at her residence, No. S22 South Sixth avenue. She was an old pioneer of Arizona and a native of Sonora. whence she came to Ari- zona in 1859. She died at the age of
 15 years. Her funeral will be held at l2 o'clock this afternoon and friends and acquaintances are invited to at tend. Interment will be in the Cath
 ollie cemetery
 HE CELEBRATED HIS DEPAR- TURE-John Doe Bell was a very
 dilapidated individual when he was
 brought before Justice Johnstdne yes
 tlr
 his head and he complained of feeling sore all over. An investigation of his case showed that he was not the vic tim of imagination; he had good req
 sons to feel sore. Bell had for some time been employed on the Noble building. He quit work on Monday afternoon. received his pay and that night was going to embark for Los Angeles. He took few drinks tC brace himself for the ordeal and at late hour that night he went about town trying to break in the doors of the early closing saloons. Later he was transferring the barber shop signs about the town and while engaged in that line of activity he was ovcrtaken by Constable Murphy. Bell was in fighting mood and he and the officer went down on the sidewalk together Constable Ivy happened along and the two officers by the process of arm twisting landed Bell at the office of the sheriff. While Deputy Davis was storing him away for the night there was another scuffle inwhich the wrist of the officer vas severely sprained. Bell told the court that he thought he had been handled withous- much con sideration. He was fined, s20 and lat CT in the day that amount was paid in- to the court.
 MATINEE RACES-Thosc who are wondering what they will do Thanks giving afternoon should keep in mind the matinee races at the fair ground. which will begin promptly at ? o'clock. This will be free show and it will be good one. The only thing the visitors need be held mp for is car fare and surely a man can stand a ten cent piece piece on the glorious Thanksgiving day This k one of sev- eral the GentleUcn's Driving club will hold during the winter. just as it did last winter. and il will furnish nice sport for all who are interested in speedy horses. The object of the driv ing club is the development of young horses both for track and carriage and every succeeding year adds to the number of promising green stock in this community. Last years matinees were entirely satisfactory and were enjoyed by large numbers This years meeting should be even better and should be more liberally attended. This is one occasion when there is no move to grab the visitors money All the horscmen ask is that the public demonstrates by its enjoyment of the sport. its appreciation of the advances being made in the raising of good stock in this valley. There are many which would be glad to attend these meeting at dollar ad- mission fee and Phoenix should in- iicate it's appreciation of q good thing hat costs nothing. There is q nice ist of entries and good races are promised.