Arizona republican., 1908-10-09
OF LOCAL INTEREST

FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY Charley Howard and Jeff Nenter of Ash Fork, largely engaged in the sheep business, are visiting Phoenix | and it is understood Mir. Nenter is | looking for a good valley ranch.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH so- ClAL.-The Ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their first social of the season this evening in the church Iparlors. All members of the congrega- tion cordially invited.
 SURVEY APPROVED --The sur veyor general has approved mineral | survey No. 2537, Angel Fraction lode mining claim, situated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, and | claimed by Frank Haines.
 TAFT CAMERON cLUB-The reg ular meeting of the Taft Cameron club will be held tonight at the city hall. | Several good speakers will be in at tendance and it is thought that all | the county nominees will be present.
 RETURNED FROM THE COAST ! Aaron Goldberg yesterday morning re- | turned from California after an ab- l sence of several weeks. He was at ] San Francisco at the time of the death of his mother, a month ago.
 GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Justin Butts desires to express to his neighbors and friends, his appre- citation of their courtesies and sym pathy during his recent bereavement in the loss of his four -year-old son.
 TURKEY DlNNER-The ladies of the M. F. church South will give a turkey dinner on election day and don't care who knows it. Moreover they will serve turkey to any voter who wants it, regardless of his po- litical prejudices. if he has the money to pay for it.
 FUNERAL OF JOHN R. ROSS.- The funeral os John R. Ross. who died a couple of days ago at $40 North Sec ond avenue, will take place from his late residence at four o'clock this af- .ternoon. The body will be sent tonight to his former home. Urbana, O.
 ATHLETES COMING.-Wo ord has bee received that the Douglas high school will be represented in the athle- tic department of the territorial fair by a full track team. It will be re- membered that rear ago, Douglas won the relay team race at the territorial fair. The Indian school is also going to have a man in every event.
 A BIG LOBSTER-An eight-pound eraWfish suspended in front of the Tribolet market is attracting consid- erable attention. The fish is a huge lobster and is the largest exhibited in this vicinity in several months The fish was sent from the harbor at San Diego. Cal
 A CHANGE OF BASE-Charles A. Hands, who served in the capacity as assistant chashier of the New York Life Insurance company, has severed his connection with that firm and will accept the position of bookkeeper in the real estate offices of Dwight B. Heard.
 STUNG BY A scORPIoN-Anothe victim of the sting of the scorpion was Mrs. R. Nurse of 9O9 Second avenue at her home, Wednesday night Mrs Nurse was stung four different times, each sting causing her great pain. Medical assistance was given imme- diately. There will Le no serious re- suits.
 MODERN DAMON AND PYTHIAS When Judge Thomas announced a fine of S5 upon Jose Mendoza, Flor entine Levas and Ygnacio Pima on the charge of drunkenness, the trio started for the jail quarters in charge of an officer They were determined to work out their fines. As they neared their cells, however. the pris- Oners changed their minds and began to finger for the cash. Only S1O could be scraped together so it was up to one of the trio to go behind the bars. Levas showed a tender heart when he beckoned his compan- ions to go and to allow him to serve out the fine. With an assurance that his kind act would not be forgotten, Ygnacio and Jose left the jail. They were soon engaged in conversing with a number of their kinsmen outside the building Whether or not they agreed to come across with the nee essary change for the release of Le- vas could not be learned. Levas is still behind the bars, with a few more days to serve.
 Today only, McKee's, fresh eggs 25c