Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

VISITING SANTA FE OFFICIAL J. D. M Hamilton of Topeka Kansas, general claims attorney for the santa
 F'e railway system. spent yesterday in Phoenix, merely stopping on official business. He continued his travels last night leaving for California.
 ANOTHER RESPoNSE.-Secretary ] Cowgirl of the board of trade has re
 ceived from Ben F. Caldwell. member
 of congress from Illinois d letter ack-
 nowledging receipt of the boards
 communications concerning d federal
 building for Phoenix.
 l YOUNG WOMAN'S GUILD. - The ! Young Nomans Guild will meet We'd
 nesday afternoon at the parish house
 in the rear of the church. Important business will come before the meeting
 and large attendance is requested to be present Wednesday afternoon at I o'clock promptly.
 i ST. PATRlCK'S DAY AT TUCSON. 1 Eugene Brady O'Neill left last night i for Tucson where today he will be the 1 chief orator at the St. Patrick's Day celebration. Mir. O'Neil may go from | Tucson to Yuma on business entirely unConnected with st. Patrick's Day ! celebrations
 EXPERIENCE DAY.-AH members Of the Woman's Club are. urged to | be present al this afternoons meeting. | IL will be known as Experience Day"
 the occasion when the members relate their experiences in connection with raising money for the club building fund. Mrs. Ii. $. Grswold will be the hostess.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. - The Fraternal Brotherhood will hold d very short session to initiate class of candidates. after which they will give d dance to the members and friends in
 Melczer Hall. Tuesday evening. March l7th. A small fee wiVr be charged at the door to those without the pass word. to defray extra expense of mu- sic. Green ribbons will be in order, and a good time is promised
 MORE INTEREST MONEY.-Terri- torial Treasurer Kirkland has received reports from the banks having terri torial money. showing the interest earn ed by territorial deposits during the month of FebruaryS The aggregate amount is SS56.74. as against $S60 for the month of January Any revenue at all of this kind is good to have. but the fact of its nicely monthly increase is still better
 THEY MADE AN EARLY START. John Doe and Richard Roe. the two thirteen year old boys who were ar rested on Saturday in connection with the burglary of the cash store of C. II. Davidson some time ago, were before Justice Johnstone yesterday for eX- animation. A part of the loot consist ing of five revolverS. two hunting knives and a silverine watch COnsti- tuted the chief exhibit. It was brought out that several other boys of varing ages. but all very young. had some connection with the affair. but the connection was not criminal and no action was taken against them The two principals were held. One of them will probably be sent to the reform school since he had already been put on his good behavior An earlier of- fense was the burglary of a house in the southern part of town. one day he saw member of the household put some money into a bureau drawer. He hung about evenings after that. waiting for the members of the family to leave for a short time. one night his patience was rewarded and he cut through a screen and effected an en- trance. He found eighty cents in poCketbOok. but overlooked a Sl60 bill in another compartment of it.
 WICKkENBURG WANTS TO CO., OPERATE.-It is understood that delegation of Wickenburgers will be down this week on a variety of mis- sions. one of which is fraternal affiI- iatiOn with lodge brethren anu anoth- CT k to look over the advisability of the Wickenburgers joining the board of trade in good numerical strength thus gaining representation. and more frequent remembrance for Wickenburg in the activities of the board. looking to the development of the country and the county particularly. Both projects are to be commended. The board of trade will certainly welcome all the Wickenburg members who desire to join. and tTus increase the general strength of the organization. There is no doubt that if Wickenburg gets busy and keeps herself in the eye of the board. the board will be more thought ful in placing her in the eye of the world. Wickenburg is the only min ing camp of considerable size in the county. and is now d prosperous and growing town. The interests Of the alley and the hill country are largely mutual and in no degree antagonistic. As cooperation is the key note Of progress it is well for the people of both Wickenburg and Phoenix to get together for better team work.
 THE COLORED TAFT CIUB-The colored Taft club. recently organized with Henry Davis as president, held meeting last night and passed rese- lutions endorsing William II. Taft for the presidency and stating that the club favored q delegation to the ter