Arizona republican., 1908-09-28
OF LOCAL lMREST

SURPRISE PARTY. - A surprise ! party was given in honor of Miss Der nice Stewart Saturday evening by a number of her intimate friends. Re treatments were served and a very en- ijoyable time was spent by all present
 GUESTS OF THE ANGELUS.- lResidents of this territory, registered
 at the Angelus, Los Angeles last week were: Edwin D. Abraham, Clifton; Joseph Rappart. Phoenix: Dr. Mark A.
 Rodgers, Tucson, Mrs. J. w. Estell, | Tucson. Miss Morton, Tucson; Wm. lGallagher, Douglas.
 STOLEN TOOlS.-A few days ago
 la young mechanic who is employed at
 the Kuntz and Messinger machine shop
 reported to the city police that some tools belonging to him had been stolen. Yesterday Officer Corners took in tow a young man who had in his possession 1 tools answering the description Of | those belonging to the shop. He will | be arranged today.
 FUNERAL OF HARRY ALTERf | MAT.-The funeral of Harry AlterA matt will take place this morning at l 9 o'clock from the Catholic church under the direction of Moore X Me Lellan. The young man was 32 years of age. He was a members of the painters union and had lived in Phoenix two years. He has a brother living here.
 YOUNG MANS DEATH.-Died.-
 Saturday, September 26, 1908. at his
 residence at 1345 E. Munroe. Henry Aftermath, age 31 years. II months and three days. He leaves a father, Geo. Aftermath in Chicago. brother, Geo. Aftermath in Kalamazoo. Mich. and
 brother. Chas. Altermatt of this city.
 The funeral will be held Monday morn ing at o'clock from Moore & Me Lellans undertaking establishment to the Catholic church.
 SEPTEMBER EARTH.-The Sep tember Earth is mostly devoted to Cal ifornia and New Mexico projects. On the front cover however, is a very fine half tone showing the Granite Reef dam. filled to the rim with water. John C. Jackson contributes an inter
 esting article on farming in the Salt River valley and A. c. Gaylord a fine story on land values.
 NELSON FIGHT.-The pie lures of the Gan-Nelson fight in July are now being shown at the Electric theater. They are very clear and show the terrific struggle for suprem acy in the arena. Mir Reeves. the manager announces that this battle will be shown on canvas all day today and tonight. and every night this week at the Electric. The local sports as well as those who would not care to see a ring encounter actually occur areI taking an interest in these pictures. It is one of the best features at the Flee tric this fall.
 INDIAN GIRL IN TROUBLE.-AI family in the city Saturday applied to Marshal Moore for assistance in get ting rid of an Indian girl who had made herself at home in their house without invitation. She had been employed with another family, but did not like very much to work, and preferred to be the lady of the house She was dismissed and at once went over to another family's home where an In dian girl friend was employed and took up her residence there The marshal investigated the case and had her ta- ken back to the Indian school
 TUCSON ENTRIES.-George Purdy Bullard, DfeSluent or the MarlcOpa Au- tomobile club yesterday received word from Dr. Purcell of Tucson that there were already nine entries of cars in the city for the road race from Tucson to Phoenix during the territorial fair and five entries in the races at the fair grounds. pr. Purcell stated that he kney of ten more autoists who will en- ter -he road race.
 AUTOS ON THE COAST.-Arthur Ainsworth who returned Saturday from Los Angeles reports that business in the automobile line in Los Angeles is little dull at present. The market is stationary and the cheaper cars are not proving very satisfactory, so far. The four cylinder $500 and less models are largely an experiment and each l factory is turning out quite a number to meet competition. The Tourist will | have a couple of hundred ready for de- 1 livery bv the first of the year. The | roadster two cylinder type Is giving l fine satisfaction. The Thomas $500 l car has been placed on sale but has | had some trouble with the cylinders. | The '09 cars are now in the market. |