Arizona republican., 1908-02-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ONE OFFENDER-Joe Gladue was yesterday arraisned before Justice
 Kyle for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and was given seven days in | jail
 PRAYER MEETlNG.-The prayer meeting at the Crittentn Home at 1.3O o'clock tonight will be led by B. T. Gillett. Preceding it there will be d 1 ten-minute praise and song service. FUNERAL OF MRS. BURTlS.-The funeral of the late Mrs. S F. Burtis, who died in Chicago. will be held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the Baptist church. of which she has been mem Der for many years.
 FUNERAL OF JAMES BRASWELL. The funeral of James Braswell will be held this afternoon at o'clock al the undertaking parlors of EaSterling X whitney. The funeral will be under ! the auspices of the Grand Fraternity. HERE ON SINESS-Frank HeaIv and wife. the former represent | ing the San Francisco Opera company which will appear here for a two nights stand at the Doris opera ! house. were visitors in the city yes
 terday in the interests of the com i pauy
 TO REOPEN PICTURE SHOW-O. I A Bowen and Ii. T. Huntington have rented the room formerly occupied by | the La Petite theater and will open up | in few days with a moving picture show and illustrated songs. The room | was fitted up for that purpose some | time ago by George Bobst
 TWO ARRESTED.-A man and a | woman were arrested yesterday for not being married after they had led the police to believe that they were. the latter discovering the truth by observ- ling their irregular conduct. The wom- | an paid S25 bail bond which she for 1 feited. and the man still languishes un- ! der an assessed bond of $50 he could
 not furnish
 BETTER YESTERDAY. - Horsfelt the man taken into custody Sunday by the police on the theory that he was insane. was much improved mentally yesterday and it is believed that he was merely intoxicated. though he is
 not usually given to liquor. His rela tives will take care of him if it is fin ally determined that he is in safe condition to be released.
 THE PHILATHEA CLUB-The Philathea club of the x. NJ. E. church will give a spread tonight at 6:50 in the church parlors. All the young la
 dies are cordially invited as a pro-
 gram with special features will be
 given after the banquet and a fine
 time is promised to all. Come and
 you are promised a pleasant evening.
 USED AS AN ADA very fine half tone of the Gila river bridge on the P. t& F. just this side of the first tunnel appears in the advertisement of the American Bridge company of New York in the Railway Age of recent is sue. The pictures shows up the bridge and plan of construction very distinct Ir The tunnel entrance appears in the background.
 NOTED CLERGYMAN TO VISIT CASTLE HOT SPRiNGS.-The man. agement of the Castle Hot Springs ho- tel received a telegram yesterday that Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sage Mackay of New York will arrive the last of the week for a six weeks visit. Dr. and Mrs. Mackay are now at Atlantic City. but the inclement weather has lfIFttl llltlil ID ltctNt llltIt anu Stt-h the finest winter climate in the world.
 FL PASO PLEASED WITH BLACK CROOK.-The Black Crook company is evidently giving good satisfaction on its western tour. The manager of the Doris opera house yesterday received the following telegram from Frank Rich, manager of the Fl Paso opera house: The Black Crook company played here to big business It is a fine clean show and everybody was de- lighted"
 BACK TO TOWN-Ernest R. Hall. the Salome mining man. was in the city yesterday for the first time for several weeks and reports things as lively in the owens district in Mo- have county where he has been for some time. The McCracken mine is showing up fine and the company is now working forty-five men. He will spend several days in the valley at the ranch before returning to the mine.
 LEFT FOR LOS ANGELEs-E. Kothe and wife and mother left last night for Los Angeles to be gone a few days. MT. Kothe will return about Thursday and continue the work here for the Calkins syndicate. in the interest of the Orchard and Farm and The Republican. jointly of fering the finest bargains in the scenic photograph line ever seen in the southwest.
 HURRYING THE BRIDGE WORK. E. J. CarmOdy, of the Valley bank, has returned from Parker where he reports that 215 men are employed in the construction of the bridge for the Arizona & California railroad over the Colorado river. The men are worked in both day and night shifts. and the construction is being pushed along as fast as possible. II is the purpose of the contractors to have the