Arizona republican., 1908-02-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY.-L. l.. Ferrall Q
 Grand Canyon was appointed q notar.
 public by Governor Kibbey yesterday
 INCORPORATION FEEs.-The in corporation fees collected by the ter
 ritorial auditor during the month O
 January, amounted to S3202 as agains S66624O in January year ago.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday
 school at 9:45, J. NJ. Stewart superin- itendent. II a. m. and 7:3O D. m
 Evangelist O. P Spiegel will preach
 Christian Endeavor prayer meeting al
 6:SO D. m. MT. Spiegel will preach at I7:3O this evening.
 TO RESIDE PERMANENTLY. -
 Mrs A. W. Chamberlain. late of Den
 yer. Colo, daughter of General and Mrs. Sampson, arrived in the city yes terday to become permanent resident at their residence. No. $50 North Third i Avenue
 SALE OF LOTS. - Through the agency of the Independent Rea! Estate
 company. three lots belonging to R.
 II. Smith have been sold to John H. Brasher They are located in the Mon
 te Vista tract on Van Buren street and
 the owner will soon begin the erection of cottages for rent.
 | TAKEN EAST FOR EXPERIMENT. 1 B. L. Norton. a brother Of pr. J. C. ! Norton, who has been in Phoenix for the last two weeks, left for the family home in Wilton Junction Iowa, escort ing the remains of their father, C. W. Norton, for interment there. Their mother, Mrs C. W. Norton. will re- main here for four or five months. be- fore returning east.
 SHEEP INSPECTOR HERE.-Dr. NJ. Ines, inspector of the bureau of animal industry. located at AIbuquer- que. and in charge of the inspection of sheep in Arizona and New Mexico. is in the city for a conference with the sheep sanitary commission and the territorial veterinarian. He will re- main here probably a couple of days longer.
 RETURNED FROM lLLINOIS-NIr. and Mrs. w. H. Kay have returned from a three months visit in Illinois Both are feeling in the best of spirits and are glad to get back to the land of sunshine again. While it has been a milder winter than usual in the central states. it is far from pleasant, compared to that in the Salt River val ley
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,! Services at Trinity Episcopal church. South Second Avenue, Rev. J. W. At wood rector. will be as follows Sun day school 10 a. m: morning prayer and hOl-- communion at II a. m. The choir will sing "Kyrie and Sanctus." by Cover. and the anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts. with tenor solo ] by B. L. Cocks. The members of the ! quartet choir are Mrs. Franklin D. | Lane. and MT. Haight, baritone.
 PLAY NORMAlITES TODAY-The i high school nine held an active prac- | tice yesterday and are all in good trim | for the game with the Tempe Normal ! team today. Some of the local high | school rOoters yesterday devoted con- | time to selling tickets for the | contest. and very fair attendance is | assured. More interest is manifested | in the game than in the former ones i The high school band will play on the ! streets before going to the grounds. 1 The game is scheduled to start at 2:30.
 HERE FROM SANTA ANA. - Ed. Smith and C. II. Morse of Santa Ana, have been in the city for several days. looking over the country |. and are highly preased with the future prospects of the valley. MT smith is a leading jeWeler of Santa Ana while Mir. Morse is treasurer of the Santa Ana Commercial company. The lat ter cOntemplates locating his wife and daughter here for the balance of the winter. Both are SO favorably impress ad with the country. that they will return here later and become residents.
 AN ENGINEERS CONFERENCE A considerable number of the engi- leers of the reclamation service will assemble in Yuma next week for a conference on matters pertaining to heir work and an invitation has. been extended to the governor to address hem. He has accepted the invitation lnd has written an article on the zen .ral subject of the administration of water by water users associations. If le IS unable to attend the conference n person he will transmit his article o be read to the conference
 JAMES PATTON DEAD. - John Iardee is in the city from his cattle ange at Briggs on upper Castle Creek. Ie says there have been numerous aims in that locality and that the feed s fine and the cattlemen are happy. He .lso brings news of the death a few lays ago. at Wickenburg of Jim Pat on. for many years watchman at the mine He was taken with
 hemorrhage at Constellation and vent to Wickenburg where his illness developed into pneumonia. He was an Id resident and well known in that ection.
 NcKee's ad today: lower pri, es.