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

PYTHIAN sISTERS-The Pythian
 Sisters who suspended their weekly meetings during the summer months
 will resume them again on Wednesday
 night
 1 VISITED PRESCoTT.-Mrs. Lillur lWilson returned yesterday from Pres colt where she went on the Saturday lexcursion and where she was enter tained by Miss Alma Brady, formerly
 of Phoenix.
 THE FLIGHT OF TIME.-This is the gladsome 9th of September and to-
 morrow is the 10th which will not be
 so gladsome for those who fail to pay their city water rental. Delinquents are likely to wake up the next day to find a droth pervading their hydrant.
 DIED OF INJURIES-Claude Stew !who was injured in Tempe a few days | ago by falling from a horse died yes
 terday at the Sisters Hospital. The l funeral services will be held today from the chapel of Mohn and Driscoll
 at four o'clock.
 WILL RETURN MoNDAY-Karl lG. Heinrich, who has been teaching iclasses in music at Flagstaff during ithe summer, will return next Mon day, September 14, and reopen his studio for the enrolment of pupils, for his third year of teaching here, during which he has been uniformly successful.
 NEW LIVERY STABLE-Frank Smithline, who owns the building in (which Frank Cavalliera has conduct ed a blacksmith shop on North Cen ter street, has leased it to Frank Frankforter, who will open a livery stable on the first of October. In the meantime the building will be increased in size by being extended | back to the alley
 IMPEACHMENT OF ROGERS.- James Rogers. the Ford hotel thief was 1 brought back from Tucson yesterday morning where he had been captured. He was arraigned before Justice John ] stone and his hearing was set for this morning. Rogers confessed his guilt but that was hardly necessary since he had been caught in the act. He added though, that he had intended to make clean sweep of the hotel
 AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.-An old man lay in the office of the board of supervisors for a couple of hours yes terday afternoon waiting for the wagon to come and take him to the poor farm He was Michael M'Donald, a prospec- tor. who had been brought down from Hot Springs Junction. He had been camping in the hills and was suddenly stricken helpless. He lay in that con dition several days before he was dis covered.
 THE COURTHOUSE RENT. -I United States Marshal Daniels arrived from Tucson yesterday morning on of ficial business, a part of which is to investigate further the proposed in crease of rent for federal official quar- ters in the court house. Probably something will be done about it today. The supervisors are insistent upon an increase of $200 a year to $1100. It is not yet known whether the marshal is still insistcnt that he will not pay more than $500.
 CHARLEY'S AUNT-A good sized crowd journeyed out to Eastlake park last evening to greet the Raymonds in their initial performance of "Charley's Aunt" The play is a creditable one and was well rendered Mir. Whitaker dS lllt aunt NdS tALItUlElN amusing and brought laugh after laugh from the audience. He was ably supported by the whole cast. and all those pres ent voted the play a success. Char ley's Aunt" is that sort of a play that never grows old. in fact it improves with age. and is well worth seeing over again.
 STEALING DATES.-It is reported by the officials at the capitol grounds that some vandal is again interfer- ing with the date trees and evidently waiting nervously for the time when they will be ripe enough to eat. The muslin placed around the fruit to protect it has been cut several times of late. A guard has been estab- lished and whoever this trespasser is | is likely to find himself in court. as was one man last year for a similar | offense There will be little charity | shown anyone caught this year.
 REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS-l The populace should bear in mind that !! Thursday night is the formal opening | of the republican territorial campaign l and that it is to be celebrated by a | big mass meeting on the city hall | plaza. It s not to be a close commu- nion affair, but the whole world is in- | vited, saints, sinners and all A special | invitation is extended to democrats for ! republicans are supposed to be there | anyhow whether personally invited or not. Ralph Cameron, the republican | candidate for congress, will be present ! to tell the people whether he wants them to vote for him or not and Robt. | v T there to point out the way Tn which | the patriots may serve their country by voting for him. They are all in teresting takers and well worth listen- ing to regardless of ones political bias or convictions. On Friday night Mir lt Cameron will hold a meeting in Tempe |, and one in Mesa City on Saturday h night.
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