Arizona republican., 1908-08-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

RAILROAD OFFICIAL M alone ] Joyce, freight and passenger agent of 1 the Colorado Midland with headquart-
 CTS in Los Angeles, was in the city yes terday on railroad business.
 PACKAGE OF PAPERs.-The police
 yesterday found a package of letters
 and papers on the city hall plaza which may be of value to Manuel E.. | Arvisa.
 RETURNED FROM coAST-Miss Marie Clauson has returned from a
 months vacation on the coast during
 which she visited Catalina Island and
 San Francisco
 RETURNED FROM ..oWA.-George ILutgerding cashier of the Union Bank
 and Trust company returned yester- .day from an eastern trip which in 1 cluded Cedar Rapids, Iowa, point of special interest.
 FORMER PHoENIcIAN.-John T. iAlsap, a former Phoenician now To- cated in Los Angeles was business visitor in the city yesterday and regis tered at the Ford hotel. He is travel | ing for a large tea, coffee and spice house.
 PURCHASED AUrO.-W. G. Lentz has purchased from the Southwestern Auto company a four cylinder Rambler
 4O-horse-power, model 34, a thorough l ly uptodate car of the Rambler type. E. w. Bacon reports rentals as very brisk during the past two weeks, number ftrips being made to Buck eye.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ENTIST.-Postoffice building, en- trance on Monroe street. Service Sun day morning at II o'clock. Subject of lesson sermon, Christ Jesus;" We'd nesday evening meeting at o'clock. All are invited to attend services, vis- itors cordially welcomed.
 CAMP MEETlNG.-The camp meet ing continues with unabated interest. A large audience listened to a splen- did sermon last night by Presiding El- der Rev. J. F. Crutchfield. There will be no services today except in the evening. Rev. Douglass, pastor of Central church will preach. Services Sunday as follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m., preaching at II a. m., p. m, and 8 D. m. Come Sunday morning bring your lunch and spend the day.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services tomorrow, August S0th, will be as follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m; union services with the congregation from the First Baptist church at 1 o'clock. The Rev MT. Singleton will preach on the theme, AS We Forgive Those" Y. P. s. c. E. prayer meeting at p. m.; union ser oF nt, ot n'n D. m: sermon by the Rev. MT. Single ton; theme, 'The Bible as Power Lit ehature." All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 NEW MEMBERS.-The board of trade continues to pick up new mem bers who want to help push along it's good work. K. s. Townsend and the Phoenix Construction company were two who joined yesterday. The latter is well known in the city and MT. Townsend is fast becoming known through is skill in raising Irish pO- tatoes. He has a 36O acre farm on the Agua Fria where he does the fancy stunts with the potatoes and incidentally adds to his bank ac count. He also has an eighty acre farm near Phoenix.
 HOME BURGLARIzED.-It was dis covered yesterday that the home of Mir. and Mrs Bennett, at Is North Tenth avenue had been burglarized during their absence on a summer va cation. The discovery was made by a neighbor, Mrs. Emma Armstrong, and reported to the city marshal. Officer Gaston responded and found every hnX droNNar P1nGnt had haan r1- sacked for valuables, and even old letters taken out and read Marshal Moore also made an investigation and it is thought that the intention was not that of robbery for there was sil- yer on the sideboard which was of considerable value. The house was entered through a south window. Whether anything of value was taken 1 can not be determined till the return of MT. and Mrs. Bennett
 HENRY F. ASHURST HERE.-I Henry F. Ashurst, district attorney of Coconino county was in Phoenix yes terday cOnfering with local democratic leaders. He left last night for Cochise county where he is one of the principal speakers at the rally to be held at Lewis Springs, where Mark Smith | will also open his batteries in the | Mir. Ashurst is a brilliant l orator as well as an astute politician. | He had very little to say concerning 1 the forthcoming fight Regarding his ] home town he spoke enthusiastically, l and stated that it was very prosperous | in a business way, despite the shutting down of some of the mills. The tour l ist trade had been better this summer l than usual, and he thought that with | more accommodations, such as summer cottages, for the visitors, Flagstaff | would be quite a noted summer place. | Efforts are being made along that line | to encourage people to erect small | homes for rent Flagstaff has not only | many attractions and points of inter | est but an uneXcelled summer cli- | mate.