Arizona republican., 1908-03-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

RETURNED FROM TUCSoN.- Superintendent C. NJ. Scott and family returned yesterday from a visit to
 Tucson
 ORANGE TREES TO BE PLANT ED.-A shipment of orange and grape fruit trees has been received by grow
 CTS in Phoenix and 1t is said that up- wards of 5000 trees will be set out this spring.
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE. - Jose Lopez, Estevan Molino and Lo-
 retto Mates were before Justice John stone yesterday for a disturbance of
 the peace. They were sent to jail for
 seven days each
 A RECEPTloN.-The Phoenix w. C.
 T. U. will give a reception to Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh this afternoon in the Presbyterian church parlors, from 2:30 to ; o'clock.
 UNION PRAYER NETTING. - The Christian people of Phoenix are cor dially invited to attend the Union Temperance prayer meeting this evening at the First NJ. E. church, at 1:30 o'clock.
 THE BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE The young people of the First Baptist church are planning for an elaborate entertainment for the evening of St. Patricks day. They are arranging a fine program and at the end of that a social time when refreshments will be served.
 4 NEW LODGE FOR TEMPE. - A large number of the Pythian Sisters of Phoenix will go to Tempe on Friday night for the purpose of instituting a lodge of the order there. Many of the VisiNSS win leave on the noon train for Tempe the others going oyer in the evening.
 GONE TO GLosE.-Mr J. Homer Grunn. pianist of the Arizona School of Music. left last night for Globe, where he will give a recital. assisted by two local artists. one vocalist, and the other a reader. The recital will be given or March 5th and without question will be a musical treat
 A LOS ANGELES VISiToR.-F J. Whiteley of Los Angeles. is in the city for a few days seeing the country and passing the time with an old school friend. Fred Ostendorf He Is very well pleased with Phoenix. MT. Whiteley is engaged in mining lines. and last year attended Harvard.
 REYNOlDS-WOL NUPTIALS. - Invitations have been received by Phoenix friends, to the. wedding of James Edgar, Reynolds and Miss Ida May Wolfe. daughter of Mrs. T. NJ Wolfe, which happy event will occur March II in Pasadena. California.
 MARooNS AND WooDMEN TO PlAY.-The Sunday baseball game will probably be between the Maroons and the Phoenix Woodman nine. Pre- liminary arrangements were made yes terday to that end The Maroons are anxious to meet the WoOdchoppers The latter team is still in the air, the Tue son game having been called off. and there is a little dissatisfaction among the players Manager Bushel does not think the games have been properly supported and that in the event Tucson was brought over it would be a losing venture. Florence however. is still anxious for return game which was promised them. and a week from Sun day the Woodmen will probably get back at them for the first defeat.
 HE WAS INSANE AFTER ALL Joe MivamotO. d Japanese. was exam ined in probate court yesterday on charge Of insanity and was committed to the asylum. He was before the court a month o- two ago on the complaint of some of his countrymen who believ- ed that he was insane. because he did not like to work. It was shown though that while that was an unusual Jap anese trait half the American people would be in the asylum if a distaste for work was to be regarded as a sign of insanity. MiyOmato was discharged with an admonition to get busy. Soon after that his insanity took on more form and the showing vince the court that NIivomato should be sequestered from sane people
 GARBAGE DUMPiNG.-There have been many protests filed with the mar shal both by resident and nonresident owners of vacant lots. concerning the conduct of other residents. who have made a practice of dumping their refuse and garbage on the property of the compalinants The protests are well founded for such a practice is in violation of the ordinances. Besides being unsanitary and discOurteous, it is burden to the owners of the va can't property. who are taxed every year for the cleaning of the lots, un- less they are in position to do the ! leaning themselves. The matter will l nave the careful attention of the police | and any offenders who can be identi- | lied will be dealt with as the law pro- | tides.
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