Arizona republican., 1908-02-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

"A N TNlSEN S ONG iiN Woodman Circle will give ball on St. Patrick's evening. March 17th. RETURNED FROM i0S ANGELES H. C. Malloy returned yesterday from a business trip to Los Angeles. GONE TO COAST-President C. E. Finney Of the LondonArizona, who spent several da.-s at the mine, left Saturday night for the coast on busi- ness.
 A BABY BOY-A ten-pound son was born to Mir. and Mrs. C. $. Burd- | sal of Congress. on February 1lth.
 Mrs. Burdsal is daughter of Mrs. r. w Pemberton. who resides in Phoenix
 TO ATTEND WEDDiNG.-AIrs. J. F. Hubinger of New Haven. Connecti- cut. has arrived in the cit.- and is the guest os Mrs. A F. Stewart of S22 North Third avenue. Mrs. Hubinger has come to Phoenix for the purpose of attending the, wedding of her neice, Miss F'lossie Stewart.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. ARTHUR
 FOUSHEE-The funeral services of Mrs. Arthur Foushee will be held this morning from the Catholic church at 9 a. m. and the remains will be inter- red in the Greenwood cemetery. The funeral will leave Mastering X Whit ney's parlors at S:45 where the body now rests.
 ADDING MORE ROOM.-The Der ryhill company has leased additional rooms. in the rear of and adjoining their present quarters. reaching to the alley and also opening on First street One of the rooms was OCcu- pied formerly by a religious organiZa tion. This additional space will be de- voted to a display of the toy depart ment.
 ANOTHER LOCAL BALL TEAM The Fraternal Brotherhood has pur- chased new suits for a lodge ball team which will be composed of Phoenix members. The nine held a brief prac- tice at the Eastlake park diamond yesterday morning and will devote several evenings to workouts this week preparatory to a game with the Mesa regulars next Saturday. It is understood that an excursion rate will be given to Mesa and that a number of members of the Brotherhood will go over to the sOuthside The Broth erhood nine has challenged the Wood choppers, but the latter have said to them to go out and whip somebody and prove that they are in the same class. Vermuelen is slated to pitch for the Brotherhood
 ALLOWED S14 IN CASE-The Johnson -Haigler case was tried in Justice Kyle's court Saturday after T,s. r.g nesses over from the southsfde where the case originated. The plaintiff was suing for difference between $500 and s319 which he said was due him for threshing the barley of the de- fendant. He was asking for payment at the rate of S125 Der day for the work while the( defendant in turn claimed that such charge was ex- horbitant. jury was summoned in the case to make the settlement. After hearing the evidence and a brief con- sultation, the jury brought in a verdict allowing the plaintiff pay at the rate of 30 cents per loo pounds for the threshing. The defendant had already paid S319 of the bill and at that rate it left him owing only S14 judgment for which sum was allowed the plaintiff. the defendant to pay the costs of the action
 A DAFFY JAP.-The city police yesterday arrested the hobo Jap who had escaped from them while doing a little outside labor for the city in pay ment for his board. He was sentenced several days ago to ten days in jail The Jap. however, did not ike the cuisine of the city table. He declared he had a partiality for the Ford grill and for that place he promptly hiked When located he had stored most of his clothes away and was trOtting around in his bare feet. Some think him to be daffy. but others that he is trying an insanity dodge. the manic Impressive kind. He was brought back into custody and will serve another installment of his sentence.
 A YOUNG LADY PASSES AWAY. Miss Emma Miller, who was one of PhoeniX's visitors each fall. died sud denly of heart disease at Walton. Ari- zona. on her way home from Los An geles. His sister. Miss Carrie, and her brother. \. Miller took the body to its last resting place in Indianapolis. their home. Miss Miller and her sis ter made many friends while here and her sweet disposition and scholarly will be long remembered by all who knew her. She leaves be- sides her parents, Mir and Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. \. Rebman. who reside in Indianapolis; Mrs. D. J. Pitt. s. J. Miller Louis Miller Mrs. & Fate. Miss Carrie Miller, of Indianapolis; A. Miller of Los Angeles. and Mrs. S. A. Metten of this city. The deceased was resident of Reading. Pa
 Y. M. C. A. ACTIVlTlES.-D. w. Pollard of Douglas spent Saturday in Phoenix, leaving Saturday night for Yuma and will return again soon and