Arizona republican., 1907-09-14
OF LOCAL INTER REST
RETURNED FROM sAcAToN.


 Mrs. George Mardis has returned from q three weeks visit at Sacaton.
 BACK FROM ILLINOIs.-Mr. and Mrs Wm. II. Kay have returned from a visit to Quincy Ills- where they spent the greater part of the summer.
 CHRISTIAN CHuRCH-Corner of Monroe and Fifth Ave. Sunday school g.45. '. NJ. Stewart suDt. Sermon at II o'clock. "The Nature of True Wor- ship" D. m. c. F.. prayer meeting. B D. n. Sub. Ser. Danger and Defense-' L. Williams minister.
 AFTER 4 BRIEF VACATION - Territorial Treasurer Kirkland, ac- companied by Mrs. Kirkland. who have been spending Q few weeks on 1he coast returned to the city yTster- day. Their son wso had ben spending his vacation at Flagstaff. joined them.
 HER VACATION word has been received that Miss Fannie Peck. the music teacher. who has been visiting relatives at Evansville. Ind. her old home. will return to Phoenix next Week
 A DETROIT RooTER. - 4 post card has been received from Walter Reidy of Detroit former bookkeeper for The Republican. directing his friends here to keep their eyes on the Detroit baseball team and watch it climb t0 the top.
 ANNUAL RUMMA6E SALE - The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will hold their annual rummage sole the last week in October Anyone having rummage will please telephone Mrs. Charles DOnofrio or Mrs. Fred Warren.
 POLICE BUSINESS. - Two John Does. not any relation. were yesterday taken in tow by the police, one for be- ing drunk and disorderly and the oth- CT for having violated the city ordi- nance relating to riding on the side walk. The first offender was given a fine or = and the second charged S3.
 CHARGE NOT PRoVED-Carlos Sarano. R. Tglessea and A. Campaga- no were yesterday arraigned before Justice Kyle. charged with having beaten Lorenzo Figero recently in a row at the Columbus saloon and after 8 liti,e investigation it appeared that the charges could not be sustained and the prisoners were discharged.
 THE PLACE TO LIVE IN SUM- MER.-J. K. Wheat and family who have been spending the summer in Flagstaff. returned to the city ycster- day morning. Mr. Wheat says that he Will never pass a summer anywhere else. He believes that if all Arizoni- ans could be induced to make one trip there the revenues of southern Cali fo-nia from Arizona refugees would fan off a.armingly
 CRIPPLED HORSE KILLED. - A poor decripit old horse has been wan dering about a vacant lot fin the south eastern gart Of town for some time, and causing the neiEhbors much an noyance and was a pitiable sight. The animal belonged to one Frank Salilla, and had been injured so severely that there was no remedy. Yesterday the humane officer killed the horse to put it out of its misery.
 A TEACHERS MEETING. - A meeting of the teachers of the Phoe- nix school for the coming year will be held at the Central building at four o'clock this afternoon for a discussion of the work of the year. Professor Stilwell. who has ben in the east ever since the adjournment of the N. F. A. convention at Los Angeles. will arrive in the cit. this morning.
 STILL WANTS HIS WIFE-M P. Holden, who some time ago wrote the city marshal to look around and see if he could not locate Holders missing wife. has again called the police de- partmeuts attention to the fact that she had not yet been sent back home lie is vsy desirous that she should be located and returned to Los Angeles. from Whithcr she had flown. The pO- lice have not been able to find any woman of her description in the city.
 SPECIAL INDIAN SERVICES. - There will be special Indian services at the Gila crossing Sunday. Sept. 22. Er. Hughes. Prof. Blount, Dr. Good win and family and Assistant Superin-