Arizona republican., 1908-05-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST

cRJTTENTON HOME NOTICE ; The Crittenton Home Circle will hold a business meeting this afternoon al
 3 pm. in the parior of the First M F.
 church.
 OLD MADE NEW-The following no.aries public were on Saturday re-
 appointed by Governor Kibbey: F.. J
 Bennitt of Phoenix: Sidney Ridgway of Gleeson. Cochise county: and NJ ! Marsteller Of Nugales, Santa Cruz ! countyi
 ] Y. M. C. A. BUILDING BIOS-Th, building committee of the Y M C. A
 held a meeting on Saturday and open : ed the bids submitted for the construc { tion of the new building. The bids have not been made pubic and it is understood there will be nothing given out for publication until after the
 next meeting of the committee which
 will be on Tuesday.
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES-The annual meeting of the Associated Charities will be held Monday after noon at o'clock in the offices of the Water Users Association. postoffice building. Directors and subscribers are especially invited to be present look over the financial condition and listen to the Superintendent's report. II is an important meeting and should be well attended
 Y. M. C. A. MEETING-The charac- ter of the Y. M. C. A mems meeting was changed at the last moment yes terdaY- Instead of the discussion planned for. the Rev. Dr. Wiley J. Phillips of Los Angeles was induced to give one of his stirring talks to young men. The musical part of the program was well cared for by the male quartet. MT. Karl Heinrich and Miss Sanderson. The discussion will probably form part of next Sundays program.
 THE ARRIVAL OF MCDOWELL J. l.. Mcdowell. former cashier of the Union Bank X Trust company was brought in yesterday by Sheriff Cari Haydcn. who had gone to CaleXico af- ter him. He did not care to discuss his affairs in advance of legal action against him. What arrangements he succeeded in making at Los Angeles is not known He thought when he was taken into custody that he might be able to raise money there which would square him with the bank and at his urgent reuuest the sheriff ac- companied him from Fl Centro to the coast. McDowcIl is bearing his trou- ble well. at least outWardly. He will probably be taken before Justice John stone today for arraignment In the foos sn rat f..
 mans cell at the county jail.
 OATS AND BARLEY.-It is d good thing the sky is high out ScottsdaIe way or the passing clouds would break down the field crops. Probably Cam elback mountain and the red huttes are the protecting influences that keep the heav,- clouds uo off the growing grain and make farming profitable. Butts Bros. who are farming on Chap lain Scotts ranch. have brought 10 the board of trade q sample of barley planted in January that is now four and half feet high and d sample of oats planted last November that is now se-en and a half feet high. If these oats are allowed to stand through the summer they can probably be cut down in the car ard sold Cor cord wood
 DELEGATE NoMlNATEO-The reg lar monthly meeting of Phoenix Typo graphical Union. No. 352. Was held yes- terday and James A. Ball alone. was nominated for delegate to the gonVen- ton of the International TypOgraphi- cal union to be held in Boston the com ing sumner As there was onI. the one nominee there will probably be no doubt of his election at the meeting month later. For the office of alter nate there were three nomination. Messrs. A. F, Stennett. c. w Johnson and C. w Brown. The Chief matter to come before the convention that will be of special interest to the Arizona printers. is that of the proposed desert home for union men suffering of con- sumption. It isfXpected that Prescott and perhaps Tucson and Douglas will each send representative to help the PhoeniX representative in this work MT. Ball. who was delegate last year brought the subject before the con vention and il is expected he will be reelected to continue the good work begun.
 PILGRIMAGE TO WASHINGTON Governor Kibbev and party of seven will leave Wednesday morning via the Santa Fe for the east The party has one primary purpose and several sec ondary objects. The personnel will be Governor Kibbey and his mother. MT. and Mrs. W. F. Nichols. MT ana Mrs. E A Fowler and MT. Dwight B. Heard. The gentlemen are are all going to represent Arizona in the conference of governors with the president about the middle of May. Mrs. Kibbev will stop at her hone in Indiana and the rest will proceed to Washington. A the conclusion of the conference Judge Nichols will return to Phoenix. prob ably with the governor and MT. Heard and Mrs. Nichols will spend the sum- mer in the east visiting relatives and