Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST

l NE w NOl l llt lplluNlllel named were appointed notary public lby Governor Kibbey yesterday; c. M
 Helm of Jerome, s. J. Barlow of Phoe-
 nix; T. E. PomerOy of Mesa City and
 J. R. Summer of Tucson.
 CUBS VS. INDIANs.-The Colored Cubs and the Lehi Indians will play
 ball today at Eastlake park, the game being called at 3:30 o'clock with Jay Towers the umpire.
 TO SEE cIRCUS.-The arrivals in
 the city yesterday comprised a large number of people from different min
 ing sections in the territory who have come to Phoenix to attend the Barnum and Bailey circus on Monday. The hotels are rapidly filling up and today big crowd from the north is expected.
 EN ROUTE HoME-Letters receiv-
 ed from George H. Smith, superinten- dent of the capitol grounds. indicate
 that he is now on the Atlantic enrOute
 home from England, though he will
 make a few brief stops in the east be-
 fore starting directly for Phoenix.
 HAD A GOOD TIME.-Mrs. Dr. Elm
 mons and about fifteen girls of her
 Delta Alpha class of the Christian
 church. gave the Crittenton Home a surprise party last Thursday evening. They brought along three dozen new hymn books to be used in the chapel service, sang together out of the books played games and had a good time un- til a late hour.
 CENTRAL METHODIST EPIScO- PAL CHURCH, SOUTH. - Opposite post office. Services tomorrow as fol- lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. n., Preaching at II a. m. and D. m. by the pastor. EpwOrth League at zoo D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30 D. m. Young men who are strangers in the city will find a cordial welcome at the Baraca rooms over Greene and Griffins. Time of meeting 45 a ID.
 THE INDUSTRIAL LIBERTY BAND.-The usual Sunday concert by the Industrial Liberty band will take place tonight at the court house plaza. The following are some of the numbers of the program. Yankee Girl. two step; The Defender, a selection; The Passing Regiment Arrah Wanna. two step: Morning. Noon and Night in Vienna. overture.
 A MODEL ESTABLISHMENT One of the finest livery barns in the city is the Center Street Livery which is owned by Mr. Frankforter. He has just bought a new supply of harness and vehicles and his horses are the finest in the land, high stepDers and gentle. Also he has laid in a supply -e dom seen in livery. It would be a pity to forget mention of his saddle horses which are the best to be had. ! NIT. Frankforter is to be on his establishment
 PACKING HOUSE PROGRESS-i The work on the orange packing house | has been progressing very rapidly and ] the building is nearing completion. The l floor has been laid and the roof is now being put on. MT. Fleming stated yes i -erday that he expected the machinery l -o arrive in the city at an early date. | When finished it will be one of the l finest packing houses in the country. | Most if not all the packing houses in ] California are built of lumber while | he Phoenix house is of brick, and ex- ! Dense has not been spared to make it | thoroughly uptOdate.
 RETURNED FROM THE FRONT.-I Governor Kibbey returned yesterday | morning from Clifton. and Morenci | where he addressed the people in the | interest of the candidacy of Ralph | Cameron. He was accompanied on the | rip by J. E. Morrison and Del NJ. Pot 1 er,, The governor says that in view | f the fact that the county campaign | las not started in Graham county and | 10 no.7inations have been made, the attendance at the meetings was not Is large as it will be at later on when he county committees get busy. The meetings were enthusiastic however, nd Cameron seems to be very popular nd gaining strength in that county i very dav
 UP WITH THE TlMES.-Phoenix is n enterprising city and all are well ware of it but Mir. Johnson. the shoe nan. has shown his faith in Phoenix rowth by investing in some electric lachinery which is second to none in rizona. By this method shoes can be epaired while one waits, which is a