Arizona republican., 1910-10-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 RECORD BRokEN-AI its previous records were broken yesterday by the board of trade office. During the day 1,946 separate pieces of mail were pre- pared and mailed. The correspondence of this one day covered every corner of the United States.
 ASSIGNMENT OF BoxES-Those holding reservations for boxes in the grand stand at the territorial fair ground, can get their assignments at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, at the office of the fair commission next door to the postoffice
 RECLAMATION MEN RETURN ING-S. B. Tagart, chief clerk in L. c. HilPs office, who has been enjoy ing his annual vacation is expected home today. He has spent his outing in Denver and in West Virginia. MT Hill will be home Monday night
 TO TALK ON "MoTHERHooD"- Mrs L. M. Cady will speak before the Hebrew women of this city this afternoon at o'clock in Melczer hall. Motherhood in Israe". will be her subject, and every woman interested in the mothers of the race is well cOmed to the lecture.
 GOOD STOCK DEMAND-The de- mand for Homebuilders stock is most gratifying to the new institution. Since the first of October $11,240 worth has been sold. Monday will be the last day on which it will be sold at par as 1t will be raised to $1.O5 on the first of the month. It is expected a good1y quantity of it win be placed on Monday.
 ARTISTIC BooKLET-The Repub- lican is in receipt of a booklet issued by the Yuma county commercial club, which is probably the most artistic of the kind ever issued in this territory. It is doubtful if anything better was ever gotten out anywhere. It is an advertisement of the Yuma valley and both text and illustrations were pre- pared with the greatest of care. The illustrations are certainly fine. The booklet, which Is really pamphlet of some size, is geographically and artistically perfect.
 SPEEDING AUToISTS FINED Two violators of the city speed ordi nances, arrested by Motorcycle Po- liceman Jerry Thompson on Friday appeared before Police Judge Thomas yesterday and were each assessed a fine of $15. Neither disputed the word of the officer. but one said he did not suppose that he was running at a in of ha oril limit when he was apprehended The other frankly admitted that his ma chine was running at twenty-five miles an hour, his speedometer and that of the officer agreeing.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, Postoffice building. en- trance on Monroe street: Sunday morning service is held at II o'clock; Sunday school at 10 o'clock; We'd nesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. subject of the lesson ! sermon, Everlasting Punishment" The reading rooms where the Bible and all authorized christian Science literature may be read or obtained i are open daily from ? to 4 p. m. at the same address. Visitors are | always welcome The public is cor dially invited to attend the church | services.
 SoLEDAD SoLIciTloUS-It is | stated that Jose Soledad Garcia, the | who has been held to the | grand jury for murderous assaults on | three of his countrymen. several days | ago, and at which time he attempted | to decapitate two of them with a | razor, has become very solicitous for | their welfare. He seems to have ar | rived at state of complete sobriety | in which the gravity of his offense |