Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BOARD OF EOucATioN-The ter ; ritorial board of education held a [ meeting yesterday at which only rou- tine business was transacted.
 POLICE COURT-There were six
 cases in police court yesterday. two | "gentlemen" drunks, one vag and three
 "lady'' drunks. One gent went to jail
 and the vag was jugged for ten days. | The others forfeited & bail each SCHOOL WILL OPEN.-As there ! seems to be no danger of further de- velopment of diphtheria in the district the Murphy school will open again ! Monday morning. It had been closed 1 for two weeks.
 SUNDAY SERViCES.-Open air
 meetings. 10 a. m.. D. m. and : D. m; holiness meeting at II a. m; Young peoples meeting at D. m: evening { service at s D. m. The public cordi- 1 ally invited.
 VISITED THE ASYlUM.-Gover- i nor Kibbey Auditor Sims Ely and cit ] izen member J. J. Riggs. of the terri [ torial board of control, yesterday vis- ! tied the territorial asylum for the in- sane for the purpose of inspecting the new pumping plant.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Cor- ner Third avenue and Monroe street.
 Pastor. Rev. Orville Coats, residence 1 2142 West Adams street Preaching | at II d. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning subject The Benevolent Life" sun | day school at 9:45 a. m. Baraca class
 for young men. Junior Union at 3 p. m Baptist Young Peoples Union at | 6: 30 D. m. Subject: The Man Whom God Accepts" Preaching by the pas
 tor at 30. Devotional service on | Wednesday evening at 7:30.
 CHRISTIAN ScIENCE.-The First | Church of Christ. Scientist. postoffice building. entrance on Monroe street. Morning service at II a. m.: subject of | lesson sermon. Reality Sunday | school at 9:45 a. m.: Wednesday even | ing meeting at 1:90 D. m. Reading rooms maintained in connection with | this church may be found at the same
 address and are open daily to the pub | lie
 FEDERAL COuRT-The case of J. J. Griffin was concluded in United States court yesterday and was sub mitted to the jury which at a late hour had not reached verdict. Kee | Shelley. the Indian youth who had pleaded guilty to forgery of a govern ment check. was sentenced to four months in jail and to the payment of a fine of Sl. The jail sentence dates from February s. Tom shorty. his convicted partner. got three months in jail from the same date and was also sentenced to pay a S1 fine.
 FINE GRAIN ExHlBlT-J l. Chap
 man, who is farming under the -Ariz-
 ona canal one and a half miles east of
 the Indian school. brought to the board of trade yesterday ar exhibit of wheat that will hurry anybody to beat. It
 stands six feet high and there are
 100 heads in one stool. MT. Chapman
 has a twenty-acre ranch that one year
 ago was all in brush except about two acres. IL is now all cleared and all in
 alfalfa except two and q half acres
 of wheat Nike this sample. It is a fine
 showing of what the virgin soil of the
 valley will do. without previous culti-
 walton. fertilizing or anything else ex- cept clearing and wetting.
 |. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
 Services will be held today. the fifth
 Sunday in Lent. in Trinity Episcopal
 church. South Second avenue. the Rev
 J. w. Atwood, rector, as follows: Kin
 dergarten and Sunday school at 10
 o'clock; holy communion and sermon
 at II o'clock. The offertorv anthem
 will be a duet bv Mrs. Vivian P. Lane
 and Miss Ramona Rollins. Weekday
 Lenten services on Monday at
 o'clock Wednesday at 30 o'clock and
 Friday at o'clock
 A MUSICAL PROGRAM-There will
 be a musical program at the First NJ
 E. church this evening. April 5th. There will be a short talk by the pas tor, Rev. Geissinger. on "The Creed of the Modern Man" The following mu- sical numbers will be given: Chorus. "The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" by Woodward, given by the choir. "The Penitent" by Van De Water. T. Francis Hughes: quartet, sung by Mrs Tafel, Mrs. Doan. Mir Hughes. Mrs. Dowd. Solo. The Day is Ended" by J. C. Bartlett. sung by Mrs. Tafel.
 SURPRISED AND PAlNED-Sev- | eral friends of the deceased in this city i were greatly surprised yesterday in re- ! ceiving copies of the Chicago Tribune ! of last Sunday announcing the death | of Miss Adella Farcuharson at 425 | East 47th street. Chicago. The fun ! eral was to have been held last Sun i day under the auspices of Queen Es | ther Chapter Q. F.. S The notice was | only in the mortuary column and no I reference "as made to the cause of 1 death. Miss Farquharson spent last | winter in Phoenix and remained until | late in the spring. She was not an | invalid and was not ill so far as her ! friends were apprised, and very recent | letters announced that she intended to , return here during the past winter but | the time kept slipping away so fast | she never completed arrangements for | the trip. She was a stenographer in 1 the office of I NJ Jatnison for q fir,no |