Arizona republican., 1908-11-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MISSING HORSE-Charles Munge:
 is slowly dying of broken heart be
 cause Saturday night his favorite driv- ing horse. Boy" disappeared, he was either stolen or strayed It is a brown horse weighing about HOO pounds.
 MRS. HARTRANFT ILL-Mrs Will liam C. Hartranft who returned last ! Thursday from Philadelphia, is quite i'll at her home. She was taken ill oIi
 the train between New Orleans and Fl
 Paso and at the latter city a physician
 was called to attend her.
 PHOENIX CHORAL SOCIETY," | The first meeting Of the Phoenix Choral Society for this season will
 meet tonight at the school of music at
 o'clock. It is desired that all mem
 bers and all those who wish to join
 will be present There are few better
 directors of oratorio than Thomas F.
 Hughes and the concerts given by the Phoenix Choral Society are features of
 the music season.
 TRINITY CHURcH.-Services were held yesterday, twenty second Sun day after Trinity. in Trinity church, South Second avenue, the Rev. Julius w. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy communion at 9 o'clock, Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock, with offertory solo by Mir Harry Well. A service was held in Tempe at 3:3O o'clock and in Mesa at 7:3O o'clock.
 NEW REALTY ALESMAN-Loui Killeen.has associated himself with the H. 1. Latham company, real estate and insurance, as salesman. MT. Killeen should prove a competent man in that business as he has lived here for a long time and has had much personal ex- perience as an investor. locally He has bought and sold considerable prop erty and is still the owner of some choice holdings. He has been for years a close observer of the trend of affairs and is personally a very sociable and good-natured person to deal with.
 ON MINING BUSINESS-Wm. Me Dairmid of New York is in the city for few days, chiefly on mining busi- llGoS. IlG 0dlllt iGIt III lilt interest Ol the Arizona and Cleveland Mining com pany, which has taken over the fine property of Ernest and Floyd Stroud and associates, the former now living here. The property is situated in the Johnson district not a great distance from Benson, and is very rich as far as developed in silver, lead. gold and copper, the first two metals named predOminating An extended mention of the property was made in this pa per some time ago and since then the later development has nicely borne out the values shown in the beginning
 A WILD COYOTE HUNT-Owing to their fleetness of foot, coyotes may with safety venture quite close to the white settlements, but one fine speci- men of that animal went entirely too far yesterday for his own good. His scalp was taken by Smith Chittick, a salesman for the H. 1. Latham com pany, after an almost hand-t hand en- counter Chittick met the coyote on Central avenue, not far north of the Heard home, and gave chase to him. being mounted on a bicycle When they TcdCHtu tue ldIIll oI w. T. NHltSelt' the animal turned in, close pursued by MT Chittick. At this point it is proper to call attention to this coyote incl dent as another argument in favor of the five-acre farm, for that is the size of MT. Wihtsett's place. There is a fence on three sides of it, and MT. Chittick ran his quarry to a corner and when close up killed him with a six shooter. If every five acres fin Ari- zona had a fence around it. it would be much easier to kill the coyotes.