Arizona republican., 1908-03-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE FlGHTERs-T Thomas and before Justice Kyle and fined $7 each,
 which they had in cash.
 PRAYER MEETlNG-The Tuesday
 evening prayer meeting at the Critten-
 ton Home tonight will be led by B. T. | Gillett.
 POLICE couRT-Joe Hunter for
 feited 8 bail yesterday for drunken ness and John Doe lost S3 by riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
 JUBILEE BANQUET-The Bisbee board of trade is arranging for a Ju- biee banquet in that city on March | IS and yesterday Governor Kibbey re ceived and accepted an invitation to be present.
 BACK TO PHoENIx-J H. Kirk | land. after an absence of fourteen months has returned to Phoenix and will remain for several weeks. He is | in the employ of the government In- | dian service.
 BAKING DAY cHANGED-Balling day at the Crittenton Home this week i will be on Wednesday instead of l Thursday Patrons are requested | therefore to send in their orders today i for toTnorrows baking.
 FUNERAL OF MARY MARSH ! The funeral services of Mary Marsh will be held this afternoon at 4:SO o'clock from the parlors of George F. Merryman. Members of the N. G. A.
 club and intimate friends of the fam fly are invited to attend.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. DENYING. -
 Mrs Ida. wife of C. G. Deming of Ar lington. died on Monday afternoon at two o'clock and the funeral services will be held at the residence of her parents M-. and Mrs. R- E. Perry. near Alhambra, on Wednesday at 3 o'clock D. m. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemeter.-.
 DR. FERGUSON HOME-Dr. Ray Ferguson. superintendent of the asy mm for the insane. returned home yesterday morning. accompanied by Mrs Ferguson The doctor is looking and feeling fine and said he was nev- CT treated better in his life than dur ing his recent stay in Kansas City
 and al his old home in Kansas.
 THE WOMAN'S ClUB-The regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held this afternoon in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. the program being under the art department of which Miss F. w Kendrick is chair man. The chief features of the pro- gram will be "A short talk abOut the clubs around San Francisco Bay" and "The City of Washington" by Mrs. Waldo C. Parkhurst.
 AN OBJECT LESSON-John Doe was given an object lesson yesterday demonstrating the cOnstitutionality of the city ordinance which prohibits dumping garbage on somebody else's vacant lot. MT. Doe unloaded his wa gon on another mans property merely because it was q convenient place. An officer who saw him at il intended at first to arrest him. but later he thought the lesson would be better in- culcated in another way. The officer permitted the man to unload the wa gon. then appeared on the scene and made him load it up again and carry it somewhere else.
 NEW CORPORATlON-The Herlick Investment Co. with capital stock of Sl0,000. has organized for the worthy purpose of entertaining the people of Phoenix. IL will take over the Biiou Theater and will also run a first class vaudeville and motion picture show in the building now occupied by Mir Her lick on Washington street. His pres ent business will at once be closed out and the new theater will be opened on April 9. The directors of the com pany are Hans Herlick. Jack Turner. Billy Malloy Both the Bijou and the new theater will be under the man. agement of Jack Turner
 4 SURPRISE tPARTY-The boys and girls of the Osborn district gave to their schoolmate, Irma Lee, a jolly surprise party on Saturday night at her home at the Indian school. After enjoying many pleasant games the visitors produced from some secret spot refreshments of ice cream and cake. Those present included Alvina Peterson, Helen and Laura Swiggett, Mildred Dysart. Ester and Ruth Loudermilk Miss May Geer Dannie Campbell, Leon StOudt. Herbert Loud ermilk. Louis Stewart. John Geer, Chas. Orme and John Creighton.
 C. H. VEIL INTEREsTED-Wesley A. Hill has received a letter from C. H. Veil. superintendent of the Sun Milling Co of Mansfield. Pa, asking how he can secure a set of the pano ramic views of the Salt River valley and Roosevelt. and MT. Hill has of course informed him as that is in the line of his business. The incident Is mentioned chiefly as a proof that peo- pie in distant parts know what these pictures are. from reputation if not through personal acquaintance with them. and are anxious to get hold of them, Another reason for speaking of this incident is that MT. Veif was one of the leading citizens of Mari copa county twenty five years ago and