Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
or LOCAL INTEREST
woMAMs RELIEF CORPS

WoM ANS RELIEF CORPS There will be no meeting of the Wo- mans Relief corps today which is the regular meeting day of the organiza- tion, but one week later, on January Sth there will be meeting for the installation of new officers.
 HOUSE ROBsEO-F H. Jenkins of 123 West Roosevelt street reported to the police yesterday that his house had been robbed and the following articles taken: An alarm clock. razor. d gold fob. a stick pin set with opals and diamonds and $6 in money.
 PoSTOFFICE HoURS-The post office will be open today from a. m until 12 m. and will thus officially close. the holiday season, so far as the postoffice is concerned. Tomor- row. Sunday. the usual Sunday hours will be resumed. the office being open only from 10 to II a. m.
 THE ST. ELMo-The St Elmo is the name by which the Beverly Cox property at 245 East Monroe will here after be known. IL has been leased by Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott. who will conduct it as rooming house. It has been remodeled and newly fur nished and will be a convenient, Up to date rooming house.
 TREAS ASURY REPlENISHED- County Treasurer Babbitt yesterday slipped s155.6 5.690.Se of the peoples tax money into the official pocket of Territorial Treasurer F. E. Kirkland. so he would not have to start the new year with an empty sack This is a very pleasing nest egg and Treas urer Kirkland announces that S35.392. s2 of the money paid in by Mir. Bab bitt will be dropped into the terri torial road fund.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will be held tomorrow, second Sunday after Christmas, in Trinity church. South Second avenue, facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius W. Atwood. rector. as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Holy communion and sermon at II o'clock Services in Tempe at 3:3e and in Mesa at 7:30 o'clock. at both of which services the Rt Rev. J. Mills Kendrick. bishop of Arizona. will preach.
 COMPANY A RECEPTiON-The reception of company A. N. G. A. held at the Arizona School of Music last night was largely attended and was a very delightful affair. Punch was served and the grand march was led by Governor and Mrs. R. E. Sloan. The guardsmen of the city generally and their ladies were in attendance and among the special guests of the occasion were Captain E. O. c. ord. U. s. A. retired. detailed officer. and Colonel J. H. McClintock. commanding the First regiment
 WHERE IS FRANK sRiGGS-T. P. Hill. Professor. de Ingles. Practice Gramatico." of Pueblo. Mexico, hes been in correspondence for some time with the sheriffs office with reference to those in charge of the insane asylum at this point about twelve years ago. He was at first referred to pr. Hamb- lin. the superintendent at that time. but he has written again saying that the person he wants to find is Frank Briggs, who was then an overseer or guard at the institution. Though Briggs was well known about Phoe- nix for several years. nobody could be found yesterday who knew where he might be but it is supposed that he is somewhere in the vicinity of Globe.
 4 SUSPECTED eURGLAR-A week or more ago the saddlery establishment of Porter & Sons was burglarized and a lot of goods. including silver-mount- ed bits and spurs. were carried away. It was supposed from the manner of entering the store that the crime had been committed by some one familiar with the surroundings. It came to the notice of the authorities q day or two ago that a Mexican had been selling silver mounted spurs at Florence. Ray and Kelvin. He was finally located at Mesa and brought over yesterday He proved to be Phoenix boy. Tomas Talamentes who has been in more or less trouble. Talamentes says that the spurs are his property: y:.that they were made for him by Mexican in the employ of Porter 6 Sons.