Arizona republican., 1908-03-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LECTURE TONIGHT. - Mrs. Ada
 Wallace Unruh will lecture tonight at
 the CenteAl Methodist church. opposite
 the post office the subject being "The
 Saloon in the Last Ditch.
 ELKS TO INITIATE. The Elks
 will hold a session tonight at which ten candidates will be given the work and made full fledged members of the antiered tribe.
 MEMBERS CALLED OUT.-Mem- | bers Nos l, 3, }, :, 9, II, 13 and l5 etc, l of the Philalthea club of the NJ. E. church are asked to attend business meeting tonight at 6:3O in the church lparlors.
 RETURNED FROM HOT SPRINGS. | otto P. Swartzschild returned from Castle Hot Springs yesterday. He said he found il most delightful place and the guests enjoying life. Mir. SwartZ- child had 9 taste of the uncertainties of desert travel He journeyed to the Springs on horseback and lost his way. For thirty six hours he wandered about in the wilds without food. hun gry and cold. before he found the way to his destination. He does not take it as joke on him for he says il seemed to be about the most deperatueiy ser ious situation in which he ever found himself.
 POLICE BUSINESS. - The police docket yesterday was as follows: Man uel Gregoria. a drunk, was given three days: John Doe for similar Offense. 3 days; w. C. Mitchell. drunk and disor- derly 9 days; John Doe. a driver, who left his horse united, paid SS, which will strengthen his memory as to the existence of the ordinance.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS DANCE. - The Pythian Sisters annual St. Pat rick's ball will not take place on the evening of the 17th, owing to the fact that MelcZers hall has been already engaged. The dance will be given at the same hall on the following night the 18th. and will be made very en- joyablc affair.
 WANTS A LETTER. - A Phoenix business man has received letter from a sister of Ernest Lancaster. who resides in Maine, saving she has writ ten her brother at Phoenix and has been unable to get a reply from him. She is anxious 10 learn of his where abouts and welfare. He is believed to be somewhere in this valley though the gentleman receiving the letter. does not know h:s a idress.
 THE PEACE URBERS.-John Mendoza vas -.3 before the bar of justice .esteruay in Justice Kyle .; court. charged with having disturbed one Veilla and his family bv enticing the vie from home and other UT friendly proc, edings. MenLoza's of fense wd, vt higher caste than usual ard kc wss tined SZj and h2d 10 go to jail in li-I ot cash. Adrian Santiago was ai. on= the undesirable class and was ord 'eC out oI town. Catannp Berreter11 fir drur kenness Uaid g..
 FUNERAL OF CHAS. HIRSSING- The funeral of Charles Hirssing will take place tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. Rev. H. NJ. Campbell offic- iating. He was d prominent member of the EIks ard Odd Fellows at Toledo Ohio, and had been a resident of the valley about two years. and purchased the Mumma ranch on the Yuma road. He leaves a wife and one son. The re- mains will be taken tomorrow night to Los Angeles for cremation. and then be brought back to Phoenix for inter- ment
 RECORDERS REPORT. - County Recorder Leonard has filed his month ly report for February. The total re- ceipts of the office were s1340,3 about s20 less than in January. which was longer month. A total of 511 articles of incorporation were filed in February. as against 663 in January. As compared with the same month last year the receipts fell short about S400. due mostly to lessened incorpora- tion business. which however is at this time on the increase.
 NEW cnEPc RATlONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed IF the Oft'Ce e the county i-tur r yesterday: CIa Buttes Min ng ant tC: capital stock S190,090 :. NJ Harris. L. A. Jones Forest Park Amusement Co, capital stock s15,OOO; incorporators. H. P. Hughes, Chris Lange, Louis J. King. Conrad Michelsky; Coyote Springs Gold Mining CO.. capital stock s1,000,- poo; incorporators. Vernon Clark. Yer non Evans, R. D. Hightower. San Jose Plantation Co: capital stock s500,000, Andrew J. Supliche, Frank Westfall, Eugene Lange.