Arizona republican., 1908-03-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO RoosEvELT.-Eng L. c. Hin left yesterday for Roosevelt to inspect the progress of construction work
 BOSTON VlSlToRS.-Mr. and Mrs. | Pavson and Miss Mildred Bradley of Boston Mass, were arrivals in the city yesterday and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 DAISIES WlN-The Phoenix Dali sies, a junior baseball team. yesterday at the Polk street grounds defeated the PiclIups by a score of 9 to in nine inning game.
 FRATERNAI BROTHERHOOD DANCE.-The Fraternal Brotherhood baseball team will give dance at Melczer's hall on Tuesday evening. March 3I. The money will be devoted to financing the team and purchasing new paraphernalla.
 SALVATION ARMY.-Sunday serv- ices. open air meeting at 10 a. m-. 7 D. m. and D. m.: II a. m. Holiness meeting g p. h. young peoples serH- ices. Subject. Profit"
 A GIRl.-An eight pound daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Bowers of 52O West Jefferson street. Friday afternoon. It is the first born to this happy couple. and has already been christened Francis Ola.
 OLD COPIES. The Republican would like to secure six copies of the issue of December 1st. 1907 and any person who can furnish them will con fer favor by reporting at this of- flee or bringing them in, when prop CT consideration will be forthcoming.
 ISAAC DISTRICT SERVICES. - Rev. William Wilber of Kansas who, with Rev. Latter. has been conducting evangelistic meetings in the West End school house. will preach in the Isaac school house tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 NEW BAPTIST cHURcH.-A Bap- tist church was organized at the West End in the home of Mir Welborn on Wednesday last with ten constituent members. Six have been received since for baptism. Great interest con tinues in the meetings. Chaplain Scott breaches at II a. m. and 1:3O D. m. today.
 NEW YORK CENTRAL AGENT.- R. c. Short, commercial agent for the New York Central lines, with head quarters at Los Angeles. was a visitor in the city yesterday. mingling with the railroad officials and business men. He noted the signs of spring time ac- tivity apparent on every hand
 THE JUDGES.-W. F. Nichols. ter ritOriaI secretary. R. L. Long, superin- tendent of public instruction. and Sims Ely secretary to Governor Kibbey. went to Tempe last evening to serve as judges in the Reclamation contest at the Normal school. Colonel Me- Clintock was also visitor there from Phoenix.
 BACK FROM LOS ANGElES.- Hon. Charles Peterson and H. M. Lew is returned yesterday from Los Angeles where MT. Lewis went in connection with his cattle buying business and MT. Peterson went for a general tour of in vestigation. He is manager of the Mesa City Dairy and Ice company and spent considerable time in Los Ange- les in an inspection of the various creameries and ice plants in the city.
 PURCHASED RANCH-J. W. Black popularly known as Strawberry" ID fence along that line. yesterday pur- chased acres adjoining the Bide-a- Wee place for a cash consideration of S2500. from J A VOndracek. MT Black has rented his forty acre tract on which is located the strawberry plot. and will make his permanent home on his newly purchased proper ty.
 Y. M. C. A. COLlECTIoNS.-The Y. NJ. C. A organization feels quite re- joiced over the start made the past week in its collecting campaign. Since Tuesday morning. when the first pub lication of the circular letter was made up to last night. S2300 had been col lected. an average of nearly $500 per day. As the circular letters mailed to the individual subscribers. were not all out until late in the week. most of them could have had little effect yet. By next week however, the manage ment expects that the subscribers gen orally will begin to take notice of the letters and there should be received next week an average of $500 or S2000 per day.
 RUNAWAY BOYS.-The sheriffs office and police were last night ask ed to be on the lookout and appre- bend, if possible. two 17-year-old boys who ran away from their homes in Tucson, and who are believed to be in Phoenix. Wallace Jewell is five feet seven inches tall, wears light hat with narrow brim and flat top. and a light suit of clothes. Charles Ratcliff is five feet eight inches tall. wears a gray suit with light hat with black brim and flat top. Anybody seeing either of the boys is requested to re- port to the officers.