Arizona republican., 1909-03-31
Of Local Interest

HORSE SODA stray horse that
has been boarding at the city corral
| for a few days was sold at auction
yesterday Edward Duffy bought the
animal for $3.50.
READY FOR BUSlNESS-James B.
/ Grand of Prescott, the territorial en-
gineer named under the new good
roads law, yesterday qualified and re-
ceived his commission.
MISSION MEETINGS - Those in
charge of the Mission on Washington
street. between Second and Third ave-
nues. announce that services will be
held by DR.. Yoacum at IL a m. and
2:3O and 1880 p. m. for a few days, be-
ginning April Z. All are invited to at
tend.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETiNG-A
special meeting of the directors of the
Board of Trade has been called for
$50 o'clock this morning. Considera-
ton is to be given a subject that came
to the attention OF the president after
the luncheon of the directors yesterday
noon, and he would like very much to
have them all present for an important
conference.
PARSONAGE OPENING POST
PONEO-L. Williams. pastor Of the
Christian church, announces that the
new parsonage Of the Christian church
in Tempe will be opened on Saturday,
April 10. instead of Saturday, April 3.
The members Of the Christian church
OF Phoenix who were planning to go
are urged to note the change Of date
and be sure and go on the 10th.
A VISITING UTAH SENATOR
State Senator Rudolph Kuchler Of Og-
den, Utah, accompanied by his wife.
arrived in the city yesterday for a
short visit with Mrs. Kuchler's brother
and sister. Mr.. Ellwood II. Orth and
Miss Ethel Orth. This is Mr.. and Mrs
Kuchler's first trip to the great Salt
river valley and they are greatly pleas
ed with what they have seen of 1t
and hope to spend more time here in
the future.
A JAPANESE TRIUMPH-The Jap
anese of Phoenix are stepping a little
higher than usual on account of the
Aoki- Emery nuptials. Of which so
much has been told by the coast pa
pers within the last week They re-
gard this as a sort OF national tri-
umph, bringing together in closer re-
lations of the great empire of the ris-
ing sun and the great republic OF the
western seas Many of the Phoenix
Japanese know AOki and say that he
is a mighty fine fellow, worthy of
Helen Gladys Emery, though tn" daugh-
ter Of an archdeacon, or anybody else
MINGLED PLEASURE AND BUSl-
NESS TRIP ]. Johnson. agency
director of the New York Life, accom-
panied by Mrs. Johnson, has returned
from a visit Of several days on the J
coast While he was in Los Angeles |
Mr.. johnson attended a meeting of the |
Southern California agents at the |
Hotel Alexandria. The meeting lasted |
two days President Darwin p. Kings |
ley was present and addressed the |
agents and about thirty bankers and
business men of Los Angeles. Los |
Angeles had proved a fertile field for |
the New York Life which has loaned |
a million dollars there within the last /
year The agents from this territory |
who were present at the meeting were.
c. s. Phillips of Tucson. J. NJ. Nc
Gregor of Bisbee. r. l.. Gibson of
Douglas, W. w. McNeff Of Phoenix
and T. f. Pomeroy of Mesa Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson returned to Phoenix by |
the way of Guaymas. Mexico. where
Mr. Johnson placed a policy of $50. 900
on the life of Luis a. Martinez. a
wealthy banker. The climate of Quay
mas, says Mr.. johnson. is delightful at
this season of the year and he is of
the opinion that the city has a good