Arizona republican., 1908-01-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

L. "A Hereford of Tucson came over to this city yesterday on legal business.
 LADIES AID soCIETY-The La dies Aid Society of the Christian church will meet at o'clock in the church parlor on Friday afternoon.
 SUIT TO QUIET TITLE. - Suit was begun in district court yesterday by C. W. Manderfeld against Mary Ohnesorgan to quiet title.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL. The meetings continue with unabat- ed interest. Today at p. m. and 80 D. m. the evangelist will speak.
 BON TON DANCE-The Bon Ton Dancing Club will give the usu1i dance Friday night at Melczer's hall. The Besse orchestra will furnish the mu- sic.
 THE LIBRARY. - The trustees of
 the public library. in response to many requests. have finally decided to keep the library open from two to five ?. m. on Sundays. This rule applies to the reading rooms, and is not for the ex- change of books.
 HORTICULTURAL USE OF IT, Juan Brava was brought down from | having been held to the grand jury by Justice Guthrie on the charge of az eravated assault His victim was a young girl with whom he had been living and the weapon with which he tried to brain her with was shovel. REVIVAL AT FREE METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. Robinson of Texas preached to an appreciative audience in his characteristic style last night, and a spirit of faith and hopefulness prevailed. Rev. Robinson will continue to assist in the meetings. About thirty-five have professed pardon or holiness and the meetings will con tinue over Sunday, each evening. THE p. OF C. ClUB.-The P. of c. 1 Club composed of a class of young men connected with the Sunday school of the First NJ. F. church is making
 great preparations for their ''measur- ing sociar' to be given in the church parlors on next Friday evening. A program consisting of music. readings. shadow pictures and a pantomime. Re- treatments will be served by the young men. All are welcome. No admission fee except two cents for every foot high. and one cent for every inch over. SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED. - There is S320 waiting. in Clifton for some school teacher who goes after it, if the teacher can measure uD to the requirements. Clifton wants a teacher for the primary department and has S60 month to pay for a four months job That isn't as big a salary as the president gets. but it is a whole lot
 haf and it comes at time of year when the demand for school teachers is not as great as early in the season when everybody wants them
 BENEFIT DANCE. Preparations are being made for dance on Febru- ary 1st at Melczer's Hall, which will be given under the direction of the Nj. W. A and A L. Bushell, the terri torial organizer, to secure funds to fill up the treasury with which to pay for paraphernalia. baseball suits and other expenses incidental to the launching Of the new Phoenix nine for the spring apd summer season. The music will be furnished by the M. w A, orches- tra which has been recently organized.
 FIGHTERS FlNEO.-With the dis closures during the trial of Felix Cult eres before Justice Kyle yesterday. it was decided that Gray was almost wholly to blame for the trouble in the river vicinity last Saturday r. Cult eres was found not guilty of hitting Gray but he was fined S7 for biffing Herman Carriaga. C. Guiteres. for hitting Andreas Carriaga and beating him up. was fined S15. Both fines will be paid in cash. Gray. for striking Manuel Valuenzuela with a revolver. will be arraigned today on a felony charge.
 BANK OF EROME.-Without de- tracing anything from the glory of any ether bank. it is said for the bank of Jerome, that it made a record dur ing. the recent panic that was not equalled by any other bank in Amer ica. and it is a little bank at that. During all the troublous times it had in cash in its vaults. three dollars for every dollar of deposits. Of course there was a good reason for it. The bank had not been started a great while. and the amount of deposits was not very large. Practically all the cash that was paid in to start the bank was or hand when the panic struck the country and all the bank had to do 1 was to just hang on to it. Incidental ly. it should be added that Jerome is in the same prosperity belt with Phoe- nix and Prescott and with those cities ] it can exclaim in respect of the panic, l Tt never touched us"
 SIMMS PLACE SOLD. - Through the agency of the Greene & Griffin l realty and investment company. the | property known as the Simms resi- 1 dence on Center street at the inter ] section of Roosevelt, has been bought | by pr. William Bell. from the heirs of |