Arizona republican., 1908-04-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST

flOkENC6 VrSi lOho.-Ln LnoIlldS '. , Weedin and W. Y. Price were business visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 CHURCH TEA.-The ladies of the
 Central M F. Church will give tea
 in the church parlors Thursday.
 ON BUSINESS TRIP.-G. Mueller. representing the Northern Assurance company of London. with headquarters
 al Los Angeles was d business visitor !n the city yesterday.
 OPENING vAUDEVlllE.-T The iOpeh Aid Dome theater on Second aye nue opened its vaudeville last night
 and will have d weekly change of peo- l pie. being on what is known the 1 Alpha circuit.
 LOS ANGELES VlSiTOR.-G. l.. Mcintyre and wife of Los Angeles are
 here OF q short visit. MT. Mcintyre { is general agent of the Continental ] Fire Insurance company of which Mar shal Ka.- and Co. are local rcpresen- | tativeS.
 i SURVEY PPROVED-Mineral sur vey No. 2522. Pit gold lode mining claim. situated in the Nulture mining district. Maricopa county. Arizona, has 1 been approved by the Surveyor general.
 
 i Nulture Mining company.
 AN EASTERN BUSINESS TRIP ! Judge J. NJ. Burnett will leave tomor- | row on an eastern business trip. He l will first go to Chicago and after that 1 to New York He will be absent about | three weeks. On his return he will ! open a law office at No. 10 Fleming | block He is now moving out of his | quarters in the post office block. RAILROAD OFFIcIALS.-F. C. High. general agent of the Alton and Clover Leaf. with headquarters at Los Angeles was here yesterday on busi- ness. C. P. Barrett, general western agent of the Delaware. Lackawanna X Western. accompanied by his wife, ar rived in Phoenix yeste rday on a gener- al western tour. His headquarters are at Chicago
 HERE TO STAY-Waiter Vendor who left here d couple of years ago for New Mexico. after considerable experience here as a horse trainer. re- turned yesterday and proposes to re- sunne the same line of business It is profession with him and he has been so engaged in New Mexico, hay ing good recommendations from those who have employed him.
 WOMAN'S CLUB.-The special fea- turc of the program of the Woman's Club which meets at 2:15 today in the Presbyterian church. will be an ad dress by Mrs. 4. J. Sampson on the customs of the people of Ecuador. It will no doubt be very interesting as Mrs. Sampson will speak from person. .l lived m Ecuador for several years.
 w. C. T. U. MEETiNG.-The Wo- mans Christian Temperance Union will hold d parlor meeting at the home of Mrs. Custer. five and half miles north on Black Canyon road. Wednesday The ladies will take pie nic luncheon. Those who have no conveyance of their own, may take the 10:20 Indian school car and they will be met with carriages at the Indian school.
 GOOD SHOWING ON CLARA. -I Harry Mitchell. d Los Angeles mining man. formerly with the Green Cana Nlea Copper company. arE T. J. Carri- i gan. came down from tRe Clara mine yesterday, bringing some specimens of ore. generously glittering with gold showingS. and some copper. IL was taken out at about lS5 feet down. NIT. Mitchell left last night for Los Ange- ] les
 CAVE CREEK STAGE.-The shear ling season over at Cave Creek. the stage to that station has resumed the tri-weekly schedule. which will be continued except that beginning this morning. the stage will run on a re- | verse of the old schedule. Instead of leaving here Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays it will leave on Tuesdays. | Thursday and Saturdays. the same as the Buckeye stage. returning on the | alternate days
 CRITTENTON HOME.-TRe prayer meeting at the Crittenton Home to- | night at. 7:30 will be led by B. T. Gii- ! lett. Last night the Home was enter | tained by the Kings Daughters of the First Baptist church. This soicety furnished the first bed for the Home , and has recently refurnished it. The meeting last night was rather jubi- | lation in honor of that fact. very interesting program was given by the | members present and light Iefresh- | ments were served afterward
 EDWARD H. MIESZ DIES. - Ed ! ward H. Miesz died yesterday morning ana the body was taken in charge by | Moore and Mcclellan awaiting instruc- | tions from relatives who reside in Mawmee. Ohio. The deceased came | here about a year ago. He came to . Phoenix for the first time about six | years ago and remained some time. | but returned to Chicago and later. went to Los Angeles and engaged in | business there. Failing health brought ! him back to this city. He had large nunber of friends here and Was all ways disposed to look on the cheerful ! side even to the latter days of his ill., ness. He was able to be down town .... I... ..iLz tL