Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Baker left yesterday evening for Re Idondo Beach to spend few days. TO PREScOTT.-Mps. w S. Colds
 worthy left yesterday morning for Prescott for several days visit
 PURCHASED CIGAR STAND- Carleton Lewis has purchased the West cigar stand at the Cabinet and will hereafter conduct the business at that place.
 GONE TO THE sPRINGs.-Mrs. Ancil Martin and Mrs. W. K. James and daughter Edith, left yesterday morning for Iron Springs for the sum- mer.
 GOING TO IRON sPRINGS.-w. J. Murphy, w. D. Fulwiler and H. I. Latham will join the summer colony tat Iron Springs today to spend safe and sane Fourth of July.
 WATCH STOLEN.-J. H. Kipp re- ported to the city marshal yesterday that a watch had been stolen from his home on West Polk street. He gave a description of the property and the officers are Investigating.
 RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT GLEN-
 DAlE-Rev. P. F. McCourtney will preach at the Baptist church at Glen dale next Sunday. July at II o'clock a. m. All are cordially invited.
 HERE FOR THE FOURTH.-Miss Esther Willis, who is attending the academy at Prescott is spending her vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Willis, 339 North Second avenue
 ppAXEp MEETINGS pIecoN TlNUED.-TheC Crittenton Home man. agement has decided to discontinue the Friday evening prayer meetings during the summer months The Tues day evening meetings will be held as usual.
 HOME ToDAY.-I. S. Gregory. the local representative of the Information al Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pa, will return to Phoenix today from his trip to the northern part of the territory.
 IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-Engineer L. C. Hill left Wednesday night for Engle, N. NJ, going a day earlier than he had intended. He was not certain when he left whether he would return directly to Phoenix or make a tour of NiAt llAoLN HIS
 TRIED TO ENTER HUB-Some one with burglarious intentions on Wed nesday night attempted to enter the Hub clothing store but failed to make any haul. The entrance attempted was from the rear where a window pane was cut out, the robbers sticking piece of fly paper on the glass when it was broken to prevent any noise.
 MATRIMONIAL RECORD BROKEN The report of Clerk Kirkland of the probate court shows that for the month of June a short month by the way. there were thirty-five marriage licenses issued. This surpasses the re- cord of all previous years and previous months and again proves the popular ity of June as a wedding month.
 WORK OF THE BEN HUR.-It is stated that arrangements have been made in the east for plenty of money to carry on work on the Ben Hur which was suspended several months ago on account of lack of funds. This has always been regarded as a promising property which with a little develop ment would prove it's great value It is understood that work will be resum- ed in September
 DOG CATCHER'S NAME.-The question of the true name of the Phoe- nix dog catcher. which has given so much concern in certain quarters be- comes more mystical than ever as the days go by. A city official who pleads guilty to having told an afternoon pa per that his name was Mercedes Gar cia anlyrAtr-InlrraJ hf- having studied over the matter a day or two since then and having careful ly searched his memory He says now that he is quite certain the young mans name in the early days, before it was to William Jennings Bryan in the manner already explained, was Marcial Mercedes Noriega.
 AN ALLEGED GOAT THIEF.-I Refugio Ochoa. interested in the goat industry in the vicinity of McDowell was arraigned in Justice Kyle's court yesterday morning charged that his flock was growing far beyond the ma tural increase. The complainant is a neighbor of Pullanos who swore that he had recovered from the flock of Ochoa forty eight head of goats out of a total of 100 which had been stolen from about the middle of last month. Pullanos lives twelve miles above Mc- Dowell and Ochoa's ranch is nearby. After missing the goats. Pullanos ask ed Ocha if he had seen anything of them. Ochoa replied that he had not. A few days after that Burien. a neigh DOT reported that some of Ochoa's goats were bleeding as if there had been a recent change of the brand. Pullanos went to Ochoa's corral and found and identified forty eight of his goats He came to town last Tuesday and swore put a warrant for the arrest of Ochoa who was brought down on Wednesday night by Deputy Sheriff Adams. The deputy left last night for the McDow-