Arizona republican., 1908-03-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Ese-
 dor Quijada and Dolores Ramon.
 VISITED IN TEMPE.-Col. J. H.
 McClintock spent yesterday in Tempe on private business.
 TEMPERANCE PRAYER MEET
 lNG.-Several of the Phoenix churches
 will unite in a temperance prayer
 meeting next Wednesday night.
 TEACHERS ExAMINATlON.-The
 regular teachers examination will take place Monday and Tuesday in the
 court house uo stairs commencing promptly at S:S0.
 LECTURE. Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh international lecturer and or
 ganizer for the w. c. T. T.. will lecture in the Central NJ. E. church South, on
 Thursday night
 RECEPTION-The Phoenix w. C. T. L. will hold a reception iG honor of ! Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh in the Pres
 byterian church parlors Wednesday afternoon.
 ! DAIRY STATISTICS.-E. F Kauf- man. local representative of the agri- cultural department went to Mesa City yesterday in pursuance of his work of gathering dairy statistics.
 POLICE COURT.-In police court yesterday Recorder Thomas gave Mi guel Nunez and Charles Daily five days for drunkenness. John Doe for feited 9 bail bond of S5 for a similar offense and James Hodges who was drunk and disorderly, was given seven days.
 SOME GRAPEVINE. - c. F. Jesus, who resides in the Wormser addition, yesterday brought to the board of trade grape vine twenty-One feet long. the growth of single year on a root two years old.
 THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC. -O O. | A. Phelps will talk on socialism to- night at Lamson's hall. His subject i will be: How to attain a socialist re- public" The meeting will begin at o'clock.
 SENTENCED FOR THEFT.-Jose Murietta was before Justice Johnstone | on the charge of stealing a watch from ! Rafael Castroa. sheepherder, last Thursday night. He was sentenced to 100 days in the county jail. Castroa himself, was before the court charged with a disturbance of the peace and was fined g.
 SUNDAY SERVICES. - Open-air meeting as usual 10 a. m. 3. D. m. and ! : D. m II a. m. Holiness Meeting: D. m Young Peoples Meeting: D. m. evening service. The above services will be in charge of Maj. Willis. young peoples secretary of the Salvation Army
 REV. SHIELDS RESIGNS.--Gov. Kibbey has received the resignation of Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields of Bisbee. as chaplain of the ranger force and chap lain of the national guard. His accept ance of the pastorate of a chunfh in New Mexico necessitated his resigna- tiOn
 FIRST Nj. E. CHURCH.-Rev. s. J. Rogers, superintendent of Methodist churches in Arizona and the state of Sonora Mexico. will preach morning and evening. All services will be regu- larly held by those whose assistance may he secured until the newly ap- pointed pastor. Rev. J. A. Geissinger, shall arrive. A cordial welcome is eX- tended to all in our city
 PROMINENT RAILROAD MAN. - President McChesney Of the St. Louis Terminal Railroad company. accom- panied by his family, is expected to arrive here this morning via the Southern Pacific. It is understood they will spend two or three days in Phoenix. and then continue their jour ney north, visiting the Grand Canyon, among other places of interest. The party is travelling in the private car Conboy. belonging to the Missouri Pa cific road
 DEATH OF LON WHITTlNGTON- Lon Wilmington died after short ill., ness at the Sisters hospital Friday February 2S. of pneumonia brought on by overwOrk and a severe cold taken while training horses. He was a young man about 34 years of age who had al ways enjoyed the best of health. He was a hard worker. man of good habits who was making money for a good purpose He was loved and re- spected by all friends and neighbors. He lately made his home with Frank Creswell about miles west of the city. He had acted as foreman for lily Eldred and William Wallace. By his death the community loses a good cit iZen and an honest man.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. First Church of Christ Scientist. pOstoffice building. entrance on Monroe street. Morning service at II o'clock; subject of lesson-sernon. Christ Jesus. Sun day school at 9:45 o'clock Wednesday evening meeting at 7:3 30 o'clock. Read ing rooms maintained in connection with this church may be found at the same address and are open daily to the public. All authorized literature per taining to Christian Science may here be read or purchased if desired Wis itors are made welcome.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held today Quinquag- esima Sunday. in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second Avenue, the Rev