Arizona republican., 1908-03-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST

! EDWARDS HoME-A J. Edwards ! returned home from Los Angeles Sun i day morning.
 PRESCOTT VlsITOR-M. B. Hazel tor yesterday.
 RETURNED TO PRESCOTT-Os- ear Rush has returned to Prescott af-
 ter spending few days in Phoenix. HOME AGAIN.-Bert Stark has re- turned from Los Angeles where he has been living for the last two years. RIVERA -ZAPEDA. Jose Rivera and Miss Isabel Zapeda, very hand some young lady. were united in mar
 riage last night by Justice Johnstone
 at his office. The ceremony was at tended onl,' by the uncle and aunt of
 the bride Nr. and Mrs. Manuel Zap
 eda
 AN INQUIRY. General Agent Goldsworthy of the santa Fe. would
 he glad to learn the address of w. EV-
 ans. either an employe of the Michi-
 gan Central R. R., or Leaverman's
 foundry Any one knowing this gen
 tleman's whereabouts. will be doing
 him a favor by leaving word at santa
 Fe office.
 THE sARACA BIBLE CLASS. -
 Maraca Bible class of Central church will open its doors to the public, Tues
 day. March 24. D. m. The class was
 organized about six weeks ago and now numbers about forty. The pastor.
 Rev Douglas. k teacher. All are cor
 dially invited to enjoy with us our readings Addresses music. light, but delicious refreshments. A free-will offering will he received. Rooms over Greene and Griffins just south of the postoffice.
 RECEPTION TO CHAS. N. CRIT TENTON.-There will be a reception in honor of Charles N Crittenton of New York City, at the Crittenton Home in BrilIs addition. this after
 noon. from e:30 to 6 D. m. The pub lie in general k most cordially invit- ed to attend and show it's apprecia- tion of d man who has done so much to make this world better Mir Crit enton has founded seventy-two of the Florence Crittenton Homes. the in Stitution in PhoeniX,-being one of the number
 RANGE IN GOOD sHAPE- c. O. Scott of Tonto arrived here yesterday having come over Reno Mountain. The range he says iS in good condition. the grass being now about nine inches high on Reno. The cattle are kicking up their heels and feeling fine. Many cattle have been brought recently by Johnson & Belser, who are supplying beef to the government at Roosevelt. pack mule was drowned in the Yer de the other day. getting stuck in the quick sand while trying to cross.
 BOUGHT 4 RANCH-H w Hamil- ion iS one of the men who has already done well in this valley but proposes to do better Yesterday he bought d ranch of l60 acres of John Junger- mann. four miles south of Tempe Mir. Hamilton is getting himself fixed so he will be at home anywhere in the county He can take his hat off in the Phoenix country. down at Buckeye, OF on the south side. it makes no diff ference where. and still be under his own shade tree only some of the mes quite don't make great deal of shade Mir. Hamilton. though is of the sort who expects to see shade trees on ev- .ry irrigable acre one of these days
 KIRKLAND VISITOR-T. NJ Earn hart of kirkland was a Phoenix visi- tor yesterday. coming down on busi- n--S.
 YOUTHFUL DRUNKARDS-Some- one telephoned the police station yesterday afternoon that five Mexi- can boys Nranging in age from IG to 70. were drunk in the alley in the rear of the New York Store officers Moore and Troutman tried to flank them. one going to either end of the alley. but the boys managed to crawl through a hole in d fence and get away for few minutes. The officers again corraled them in the vicinity of the LOunt ice house where one threw q bottle that was full of wine over q fence This Wa; picked up as evidence by somebody and handed to the marshal and another bottle half full. was secured. The boys were marched to jail. some of them being quite intoxicated. and it is believed that by this morning they will be ready to tell where they got the liquor. Going down the jail stairway. one lad stumbled and fell and the marshal fell over him, dropping the full bot tie of wine and breaking it. However. there is enough left to tell what was in 1t.
 AN INJUNCTION PROCEEDiNC.-l An injunction suit was brought by Mary J. Baum against J. H. Rhoads and Sheriff Carl Hayden and was filed in district court yesterday. In suit by Rhoads against Frank Baum. | Jr. the son of the plaintiff judgment was recovered for something more than $50 His one fourth interest in the estate of his father the late Frank Baum. was attached and is now offer | ,d for sale. It is alleged in the suit 1 filed yesterday that the young man has no one fourth interest in that es- ate. and that the only effect of the