Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CRITTENToN HOME PRAYER MEETING-The regular weekly pray
 CT meeting at the Crittenton Home will take place tonight led by Miss Lu- | ella Clifton.
 RETURNED FROM LOS ANGELES w. H. Kinnon the mining engineer has returned from a business trip to Los Angeles and other California points. He reports mining activities as quiet at present
 LOCATION NOTICES Location notices were filed in the county re orders office yesterday by Emil Zit- Ian and Tom Mapleton on sixteen claims in the east end of the Eagle Tail mountains.
 CLUB OPENlNG-Invitation have been issued for the formal opening of the Arizona Clubs new quarters in the Horner block this evening at o'clock. There will be dancing and other fes tivities and pleasant time is anticf- Dated
 A TOUR OF THE SOUTH-Dr. l.. NJ. Swigert formerly Swikerath) ar rived in tine city yesterday morning lANlli Nlit SfhAi- 4NiilOHS Ailt lbbtitAS ' iS- ited by him on this tour was Globe. which he says is one of the best towns he has yet visited.
 LEFT FOR YUMA-C. S Witbeck of the legal department of the recla nation service left last night for a couple of days stay in Yuma. after which he will proceed to Provo, Utah. where he wiU join Engineer l.. C. Hill. who is now in the east
 AN OHIO MAN cOMES-Davis Johnson of Van Vert. Ohio. arrived here yesterday 10 take place as let ter carrier in. the Phoenix postofficc. having exchanged with E. E. Balyeat who left here short time ago for t':e coast and goes from there back to Chio
 NOTICE TO PENNSYLVANIANS- All Phoenix people who have the proud distinction of being natives of the Keystone state. are invited to be pres ent at q meeting to be held in the office of Dr AnEeny in the O'Neil building. "Wednesday evening. for the purpose of forming Pennsylvania society
 A JUVENILE COURT cASE-John Gilber. the Apache Indian school boy who stole a horse from W. H. Linville at Cave Creek a week ago. leaving ir place of it one which he had stolen from William Hedgpeth. was before Justice JohnstOne yesterday. The boy admitted his guilt He is only sixteen years of age so that the case will likely go tn the juvenile court rather than to the criminal branch of the dis trict court
 HOW HE SuRvIVED.-AndvG Gar cia was before Justice Johnstone yes terday on a charge of drunkenness and when he was asked how in the world he had managed il when the saloons had been closed for three days. re- piled. 'Peruna" He said that it was his first experience with that com pound. He was not ready yet to sign q testimonial. II was great improve ment over water but he did not think Nthat he could accustom himeslf 10 it as a stead:- beverage.
 A NEWSPAPER VISrTOR.-F. C. Russell of the Riverside (CaD Press arrived in town yesterday mainly to see what land opportunities were still held out here and 10 look over the val ley generally. having read and heard so much of il. He lost no time enter ing upon the object of his journey for at nightfall he had covered about forty miles of the country in the vicinity of Phoenix. He will remain here several days
 MICHIGAN cOLONiSTS.-Mr. and Mrs. C M. Phillips and their two sons { haN ct. Mich. and expect to. make this their home. MT. Phillips has been in cores pondence with Secretary Cowgirl of the board of trade since February and yesterday he called to announce bis arrival and his satisfaction with what he has seen. They are not health seek CTS but come to Arizona to make money and build new and better homes. and are already looking around for land. A NEW PHOENIX RESIDENT.- Among the later arrivals in Phoenix who have come here for home is w. Fl. Davies of Charleston. $. C. MT. Davies was attracted to the valley by i what he had read about it from those who live here and knew what they were writing about In the three days he has been here he has not gained the |
 impression that the magazine articles were exaggerated. Mir. Davies was for several years United States sanitary inspector. serving in Cuba and Pana ma.
 A GOOD RECORD OF PHOENIX The Henry Glls.D Republican says of the visit to this section lately of Dr. Powell. a resident of Henry: While in the southwest pr. Powell visited 1 Phoenix. Ariz.. and was shown over the Salt River valley bv Green X Griffin in their new auto. They cook him toN the Roosevelt dam, being put 1 in to furnish water for the valley. i This dam forms basin containing 1T.00O acres and is about 200 feet deep. and willcinsure a water supply for the entire valley. The doctor says Green