Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST

RURAL ROUTE cENSUS.-A TUT l al route census taken recently by the Phoenix postmaster. shows that the
 three routes out of Phoenix serve 54l
 boxes and S29 families
 SURVEY APPROVED-The survey
 or general has approved mineral sur
 vey No. 25O2, Vanderbilt lode mining
 claim, situate in the Wallapai Mining
 District, Mohave county Arizona,
 claimed by the Cerbat Mountain Min
 ing Go.
 NEW ARRlVAlS.-Mr. and Mrs. H. iC. Roman and son are recent arrivals
 here and expect to make Phoenix their home permanently. Mir. Roman is
 general field manager of the Arizona
 Mutual Savings and Loan association,
 well known Phoenix organization.
 which does business all over the terri tory.
 i Y. M. C. A.-Rev. R. M. Donaldson i D. D.. will address the Y. M. c. A. to- ! day at D. m. in Lamson's hall pr i Donaldson is a man of remarkable
 ability and should have a large audi
 ence of men There will also be good
 music.
 TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E. | CHURCH. - James Washington, pas 1 tor Sabbath services: Preaching at 1 O:3G a. m. and at 7:30. Sunday school
 at D. m. Praise and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O p. m. You are cor dially invited to all these services. Come and bring your friends. Stran-
 gers are specially invited to make this their church home while in the city. Our motto, Phoenix for Christ. LATER YET EARLlER.-Commen- cing with yesterday the carriers of the rural routes will leave the Phoenix postoffice at g o'clock instead of s
 o'clock. Though this may seem to be late start it will really give the
 patrons about twenty-three hours ear
 Her service for d large part of their
 mail. for when the carriers leave they
 wiA have with them the morning mail
 that IS very frequently delayed in it's
 arrival until after the present hour for
 the starting of the rural carriers.
 INFORMATION WANTED.-A wo- man by the name of Mrs. Antolla, writes from San Jose Cal. to the governors office, seeking any infor- nation that may be secured concern ing her grandfather, a man named Copple. She is not sure of his given name but believes it is Louis. He is supposed to have come to Arizona great many years ago, but the writer of the letter does not know whether he is yet living or not. She would like to know his address if living, or if dead any fact that may be connected with the incident of his passing, or his life in Arizona
 HE TALKED OF MuRDER-Bruno Villarial was tried. before Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with a disturbance of the peace of Carmen Madueno, rather handsome woman with whom he had been living for some time. Night before last Villarial went home quarrelsOme and the more lie quarreled the more violent he be- came He threatened to kill the wo- man, and was in the act of choking ing her when Cunatano Ruiz appear ed on the scene and made him desist Ruiz asked him to go up town with him, but Villarial replied that he had some work to do at home and looked meaningly at the woman. Ruiz start ed away but the woman begged him to stay saying that she feared Nillarial would kill her if he were left alone. Ruiz remained a short time, when Villarial announced that he would go with him and turning to the woman told her that he would spare her life this time. Immediately after their departure, the woman went to the nearest telephone and sent in a call for Constable Murphy, who took Villa rial into custody. He was sentenced to jail for ten days.
 GREEN WAS HELD.-Curt Green. l colored, charged with a violation of ! the Edmunds act in his relations with | Mrs Delijah Shavers, was given an | examination before Commissioner | J Johnstone yesterday and was held to | the federal grand jury. The charge | against the woman was dismissed It | was brought out that the relations | of were not at all new, and | that vigorous efforts had been made | by friends of Green to break them up, ! though it appears that Shavers knew 1 nothing of them until he returned | home unexpectedly a few mornings ago. The government introduced only 1 enough evidence to hold Green. but it is understood that the story of his will be more completely told before the grand jury and at his trial. Though he strenuously denies his guilt it is stated by the authorities that the day before his arrest a lady overheard a conversation between him and another coIored man in the course Df which Green made a statement | which in the light of later events, may De regarded as a confession
 A WORD TO POUlTRYMEN.-A gentleman called at The Republican office last night with a roast on the md of his tongue for the poultry 'aisers of the- valley-that is the ones who have blooded chickens and want Q sell them and are not sufficiently