Arizona republican., 1908-11-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST

RAILROAD MEN HERE-F. r.
 Cruice and John M. Ross of Prescott are staying at the Adams. MT Cruice is connected with the Santa Fe.
 WILL MAKE HOME HERE Among the new residents in Phoenix are Dr. and Mrs. c. K LaHuis and
 children of Kalamazoo. Mich. and A.
 LaHuis of Zealand. Mich They will
 locate here and are now looking for
 suitable accommodations.
 TO MEET DIREcToR-Engineer L. c. Hill will leave this morning for Ash Fork, where he expects to meet F. H. Newell. director of the reclamation service. who left San Francisco last night for the east. He will travel with MT. Newell as far as necessary to com plete their conference over official matters, then return to Phoenix unless. business should call him elsewhere.
 A COLLECTOR OF .LAND-P. J M'Kinney who is slowly getting a mo- nopOly on all the the land adjoining him yesterday bought the Hi Eldred ranch eleven miles northwest of the city. He paid s100 an acre. MT. Me Kinney is also the owner of the ranch where he lives and sometime ago he bought seven quarter sections of the Greenshaw lands in that neighborhOod. He is now the owner of a little more than TWO sections.
 BOARD OF TRADE-There was a very well attended meeting of the board of trade last evening. consider ing the weather. and the result of it was most satisfactory. The subject of the board finances were gone over as they have been recently in these col umns. particularly in respect of the project for raising money. The recom- mendations of the finance committee, previously made, were endorsed and the matter was referred back to the finance committee with instructions to proceed in accordance with its plan. which is to follow up the methods be- gun last summer. The committee will hold a private conference next Monday, to further outline the work before it.
 FIRST M. E. cHURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue, Rev. James Allen Geissinger, pastor Sunday school at 9:45 am. Classes for all. Mrs. c. W. Herwig will begin her work as teacher of the young wO- mems class. Preaching by the pas tor at II am. The choir will sing at the morning hour, Welcome Sweet Grace" by Macy Mir Charles Chris ty will sing as an Offertory, The Good Shepherd" by Barri. Class meeting after morning worship. Jun for League at 3 pm. Epworth League at 6:30. The choir will give the first of its monthly praise services at 7:30. An evening of song with Gounod has been arranged and the pastor will deliver a short address. The pub lie is invited.
 LEFT FOR HOME-Mrs. W. A. Ju- Han of Tucson who has been in PhOe- nix and northern Arizona points since early in the month, left here for home last night. Mrs. Julian is president of, the Rebekah assembly of Arizona and has been officially visiting the lodges of the north. She came here before the fair, and afterward went to Will Hams, Flagstaff and Prescott. arriving from the latter place yesterday morn ing. She says she has had a nice trip and has been well entertained wher- ever she has gone and has found the order in a flourishing condition. At Prescott she saw the degree work ex- emplified and was banquetted by the lodge. During her visit further north she took advantage of an opportunity to see the Grand Canyon and Petrified Forest, two of Arizona's most notable natural wonders.