Arizona republican., 1907-10-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LODGE MEETING-The Garden Valley lodge No. 1 of the l.. O. G. T., will meet Friday evening at Lamson's
 hall at & o'clock. All members are urged to attend if possible.
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE-The Churchill Mothers Child Study Circle will meet this afternoon at p. m. All
 mothers of the school are requested to
 be present.
 EPWoRTH LEAGUE-The Ep-
 worth League of the First M. F. church will hold a meeting this even ing in the church basement at eight o'clock It will be a joint social and business session.
 MIR. AND MRS. HEWlNS HOME
 MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hewins returned
 home yesterday from their wedding trip in California, having spent sev- eral weeks at the various coast re- sorts.
 FUNERAL OF NJ. |. WOOD-Mrs. Beatright of Portland, Oregon, arriv- ed in the city yesterday. having been icalled here by the death of her broth
 CT. Marshall l. Wood. The funeral will take place from the Catholic church this morning.
 SURVEY APPROvEO-The survey or general has approved mineral sur vey No. 2439, A & B, embracing the Cow Horn lode and Cow Horn mill site. situated in the Eureka mining district. Yavapai county. and claimed by Joseph Dougherty and John Chartz.
 SALE OF RANCHES. Henry yes- l,s.. as the Bank place, mile east of the fair grounds, to Lin Benjamin. who has been farming on the Wilson ranch. The consideration was $50 per acre IL is a good piece of land and in good section of the valley.
 COLONEL EGAN HERE-Colonel EGan, counsel for the Arizona Copper Co. of Clifton, arrived here yesterday and will remain until this evening. the visit being merely a short busi- ness mission. He says there has been very little change in conditions at Clifton recently. though it is a little more quiet than usual owing to the recent furry in copper.
 COMING TO THE FAlR-Citizen Member ]. J. Riggs of the board of control and acting Auditor Lautz re- turned yesterday morning from an of ficial visit to the penitentiary at Yuma and the Industrial school at Benson. They say that almost every body they met along the line is pre- pairing to come to the fair if possible.
 DIED ON TRAlN-On the incoming Santa Fe train yesterday in charge of Conductor Graves, q young man who was journeyins from Humboldt to Wickenburg, died between Prescott and Iron Springs. The altitude was too high for him at this point, he not being a well man and death was the ! result. The body was taken off at Kirkland and will be shipped to his ! home in the east.
 THE NEW FIxTURES-The first i of three new show fixtures for the 1 board of trade room was received and ! put in place yesterday. It is a long | pyramidal construction. though longer 1, than it is wide, with three display | shelves or steps. Another one just | like it will be installed in a day or two, and a third construction made 1 for the displaying of min | eral specimens.
 THE BROADWAY DITCH INJUNc- 1 TlON.-A motion for the dissolution | of the injunction granted Vernon L. | Clark and w. $. Pickrell against Wa | ter Commissioner Frank F. Trott and | the Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle | to restrain the defendants | from interference with the water sup ply of the plaintiffs in the Broadway | ditch was filed in district court yes terday. Judge Kent announced that | this interesting matter would be con- l sidered next Wednesday. The motion l was offered on behalf of Defendant 1 Trott
 ADVERTISING RESULTS-The 1 Home Savings Bank and Trust com pany. which institution yearly invests l in advertising. has received a striking demonstration that advertising pays. l and that the money is we'll spent The | bank has received a deposit from Lille. | France, of substantial figures. In the letter accompanying the deposit it was stated that the party wished to receive the I per cent interest as ad- vertised and directing that cable be sent notifying him if the bank had re- ceived the deposit. France is d long ways removed from Phoenix and has plenty of banking institutions, but good news of a pleasing proposition travels far if properly disseminated by a good advertising medium.
 ANOTHER MARTYR-Harry Diehl has joined the list of martyrs for his faith. He attended a committee meet ing at the Presbyterian church last evening and while he was inside some one stolefhis bicycle. It is well un- derstood that some people will steal bicycles and others must lose them. Every wheel owner expects to lose his machine sometime. just in the nat ural order of things. but there is req son for believing that MT. Diehl is a marked man, the special object of persecution. His wheel is a Columbia chainless, 1900 model. but it was re- paired and put in first class shape. the rims are painted green and a new tire was put on yesterday. The thief probably spotted the wheel liked it and followed MT Diebl arnund until