Arizona republican., 1907-10-25

the end Of next week. Rev. GoVetts
expects to preach his first sermon in
mis- new field a week from Sunday.
Speaking last night he said he left
Phoenix with much regret. for he has
labored in this field with much sat
isfaction and with general good will
from all quarters. He believes that
Phoenix has a great future, and he
would like to stay here and enjoy il.
but has been assigned to another field
and oDcys the call as in the line of
duty. He says he feels like the far
mer who had cleared his land, pulled
all the stumps and fixed up a good
home then had to leave it and go to
war just as he was preparing to en-
Joy it. He wishes to acknowledge his
appreciation Of favors from all quar-
tiers during his residence here, and to
bid the people of Phoenix one and all
Il kindly farewell
BOARD OF TRADE SOLICITORS
The committees of the board of trade
selected to solicit for an advertising
fund met yesterday morning at the
board room and organized and entered
upon their duties. Some work was
done Yesterday, but to-day and tomor-
row are to be the days chiefly devoted
to the work, The purpose is not en-
tireiy the raising of a large amount of
money, but is very largely the secur-
ing of a wider membership for the
board in the belief that with strong
membership what is needed to be done
later can be better done. 1t is felt
that every business man and every
person Of large private interests at
least should belong to the board
whether he lives in town or country.
and as many others as have their
homes and interests here and are will
ing t. do a little cooperative work
for the community. Those subscrip-
tions which are large enough to cover
years dues, will entitle the sub
stribcr to be enrolled as a member I'M
less lie is already on the roll
BAND CONCERT-A program of
more than ordinary interest has been
carefully arranged by the Industrial
Liberty band for tonight \ special
feature viii be that Of a solo by Mr..
Harry Madden, late OF the Conoro Con-
cert company. Mr.. Madden is possessed
with an excellent tenor voice of rare
quality, and, with the able support of
the band will render Love Me and the
World Is Mine" which is sure to make
a very pleasing number. Following is
the program in full: March, The CO.
lossus." Albert c. Sweet: grand fan
tasia, lie Traviata' Verdi; waltz,
''Peta u Chatting" T. Arullo: Love Me
and the World Is Mine, tenor solo. by
Mr.. Harry Madden, with fun band ac-
compartments; grand overture. Light
Cavalry" Suppe; grand selection,
"Amorita," from a. Czibulka's opera.
Laurendean; march. Simplex" Van
dercook. Y. Bustos, director.
SUED ON CONTRACT-A civil
suit was yesterday tried before Justice
Kyle in which Jack Turner, through
his attorney f. w. Lewis asks for $50
due him from the Phoenix Amusement
company, he alleges, or rather from
J.. =. Anderson. the manager. The suit
was brought against Anderson and
Drachman on n contract signed in Los
Angeles for Anderson and Drachman
by their agent. Banks. Mr.. Anderson
was represented by Attorney Bullard,
and testified that no partnership, such
as Anderson and Drachman existed,
and that tho agent was not authorized
to sign a contract with Turner. He.
in employing Turner. was simply doing