Arizona republican., 1908-04-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

tain Jenkins of the Fifth Cavalry last night inspected Company A. W. G. A.. Colonel McClintock and other officers | of the regiment being present.
 YE GOOD TIME cLUB-The last dance of Ye Good lyme club will be given Tuesday evening, April 21st in | the Arizona School of Music auditori- um There will be some specials in music.
 BAND CONCE&T.-The Pioneer band will hold its regular concert this evening at 7:3O o'clock on the city hall ! plaza Among the attractions will be solos by George E. Coke, tn leader of the band.
 NEW MANAGEMENT one of half a dozen Chinese capitalists who | have been conducting the English Kitchen for sometime, has disposed of his interest to his partners and severed his connection with the institution. HERE FOR TWO WEEkS.-Mrs. Kalsman. who went to Yuma short time ago being called by the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Harry BrOwnstet- ter. returned home yesterday morning. Mrs. Brownstetter. who is considerably llDIONtu- ttluAt tNu NAlll lAtl and will be here for d couple of weeks
 SARABIA TO COME BAck.-As a result of his giving up the long fight against eXtradition to Arizona for trial by jury on the charge of violating the neutrality laws of the United States and of the Mexican government as well. Manuel Saraba. one of the four alleged Mexican revolutionists. will be removed to Tombstone. Arizona. with in a short time. says the Los Angeles Herald.
 CONCERT MAY 5.-Mrs. Amalia Schmidt Gobble, the soprano who pleased so greatly in the Messiah will give a song recital here Tuesday evening, May 5th. Mrs. Gobb!e is an artist. Her voice is of beautiful quail ity. her enunciation perfect, her man ner charming. In order to give stu dents and all the opportunity of hear ing this sweet singer tickets will be placed at the very low price Of 50 cts.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. First Church of Christ, Scientist pOstoffice building: entrance on Mon roe street. Morning services at II a. m.. subject of lesson sermon, Doc urine Of Atonement." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ing at 1:30 D. m. Reading rooms maintained in connection with this church may be found at the same ad- dress and are open daily to the pub- lie
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL cHURcH.-l Services will be held today. Easter in Trinity Episcopal church. South Sec Ond avenue. the Rev. J. w. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy Communion at s o'clock. and second celebration at II o'clock. At the latter serN1ce the following musical program will be sung: Christ Our Passover" $. Chapple; "Te Deum," Kingsbury: an- them, The Resurrection" Shelley: of ] fertOry solo by MT. Harry Well. Chil- dren's carol service at o'clock. The annual meeting of the parish for re- ceiving reports and the election of the vestry will be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Little Opal and Francis Brown. whose birthdays are both in the month of April. enter tained a number of their friends yes terday afternoon in honor )f those
 
 ed on the lawn and each guest receiv- ed an Easter chicken as d souvenir Those present were Eunice SideIl. Francis Norris. Lucille Mckee. Flor ence Mckee Lucille Harper. Jessie Swarens. Harry Swarens. Zola Hains Mamie Chapel. opal Brown and Fran cis Brown.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-First Baptist church. corner Third avenue and Mon- roe street. Pastor. Rev. Orville Coats. residence 2142 West Adams. Preach ing at II am. and 7:30 pm. Morn ing subject: The Birthday of Opti- mism.' Easter music. Chorus. Christ Is Risen" (Semper). Soprano solo with violin Obligato. "The Resurrec- tion." Holden). by Mrs. Barnes and Mir Calico. Chorus. Glory. Laud and Honor UmshalD. Evening service with sermon and special music as fol- lows: Chorus. "Oh, Lamb of God" (Schnecker). Quartette. The Radiant Morn.' by Miss McFall. Miss Goats. Dr. Shell and Mir. Morse Sunday school al S:45 am. Junior League at pm. Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6:30 pm. Subject. Sunday. Our Weekly Easter and How to Observe It. Midweek devotional service on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 GLOBE ACClDENT.-Fred Miller and Charley Crobbles. employed in the Eureka mine. Copper Hill. were caught by falling timbers in the shaft. and both were badly injured. says the Globe Silver Belt. Miller has an ugly | Joking gash over his right eye and his | arm and side are badly bruised Crob- | bles was caught between two heavy ] timbers and it is feared that he has l been injured internally. Both men l were brought to Globe Miller was !! able to go home. but Crobbles was | taken to the hospital, where he is re- ! ceiving careful treatment and nursing. | It was reported that two heavy sticks |