Arizona republican., 1908-02-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

COUNTRY cLUB.-Mrs. s. B. Tag | gart and Mrs. Clarence Stacy will
 serve at the Country Club this after noon.
 THE SPRING ROUNDUP. = Billy Moore, the Chilson brothers and John Hughes left yesterday for the McDOw- | ell country to engage in the spring
 round-up They will be gone about two months.
 WATCH THiEVES.-Jose Murietta and Juan Ruiz were arrested last night on a warrant out of Justice i Johnstone's court. charging them with the theft of watch the night before | from Rafael Castro sheep herder. FUNERAL OF MRS. CHENOWETH The funeral of Mrs. l.. J. Chenoweth will be conducted by the Christian
 minister. L. Williams. at the Christian church. North 5th Avenue and Monroe street at o'clock D. m. Sunday, March lst. A. D. 1908. Her casket will be opened and all who wish may see the corpse.
 SUIT FOR DISSOLUTION. - Suit was begun in district court yesterday by Attorney General Clark for a dis solution of the corporation of the United States Steel Railway Tie Co,
 on the ground that the company has failed in the appointment of a resident representative.
 FUNERAL OF o. E. SHERMAN
 The funeral of O. F.. Sherman will be
 held Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the chapel of Mohn and DriscOh. Rev. Campbell of the Presbyterian church will officiate. The body will be inter-
 red later in Vinton. Iowa. the former home of the deceased.
 RIVERSIDE VISITOR-W. R Strong of Riverside Cal. is visiting Phoenix
 for the second time this year. having spent some time here with his father in January. MT. Strong is engaged in orange growing in California and was so favorably impressed by what he saw month ago, that he has returned for a more careful examination of To- cal conditions.
 YOUNG PEOPLES S. A. MEETING Major J. Willis. young peoples sec retary of the Salvation Army, will he here Saturday and Sunday holding services for the young people An in terestiRg program (musicaD is prom ised. The Major is an interesting speaker and old time Salvationist. The services will be conducted in the Army Hall opposite the Plaza
 OSBORN SCHOOL WINS.-Yester- day afternoon at the Osborn school grounds the second nine of the Phoe- nix High school was defeated by the former team in d game which was a great pitchers battle The osborn boys stacked up total of r tallies. which the High school nine was able to accumulate round dozen. The batteries were Osborn, Orme and O'Neill: Phoenix. Bennett and Baker. Shawk umpired the contest
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow, Quin- quagesima Sunday. in Trinity Episco- pal church. South Second Avenue. the Rev. J. w. Atwood rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Holy Communion and ser mon at II o'clock. at which service the offertory solo will be Come unto Him" from Handels Messiah, sung by Mrs Vivian ?. Lane. Service will be held in Mesa at 7:30 o'clock. at the resi- dence of MT. John W. Hagerland.
 PlNAFORE.-As everybody probab- ly knows by this time. the Elks propose to present this year instead of their usual minstrel show, a fine delineatiOn of the opera Pinafore. and in places where it is necessary. it will be brought down to date. IL is now announced that the date of the performance vii. be March 10 and March II. It is under stood the Elks have massed an aggre- gation of which beside the harmonious notes of which the Metropolitan Opera Company would sound like carnival of cats on the back fence
 SPORTS AT INDIAN SCHOL.-l The carpenter at the Indian school and his force of boys were busy yesterday erecting new bleachers for the Nor nal Indian baseball game which takes place this afternoon. Now that every one is sure of a seat. the Indian field is the most desirable in Phoenix. as it is exceedingly fast and is always in good condition. Immediately before the baseball game the Normal girls wilkI try to administer a third defeat to the Indian girls basket ball team
 co. B, N. c. A.-Co. B holds its reg ular drill Monday night at the armory in the city hall. It has always been the aim of this company to set the pace for the balance of the regiment. and now that there is likely to be a rival, by the formation of a new com pany of guardsmen in Phoenix. they will strive more than ever to keep their place. New members are desired more than anything, as the company is well fitted ont in reparI l., clothtap tentage and arms, and has a nice sum in its treasury. New officers have just been elected. and non commissioned | officers are being appointed as they show their qualifications. Greater in