Arizona republican., 1910-06-11

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES-Sub- iect of morning service at II a. m.. The Rarcst of Christian Virtues .' Subject at D. m, The Bed Too Short i and the Covering Too Narrow A | hearty welcome. X cool church build 1 ing and we trust a helpful service for all. Rev. William D. White, Supply | Pastor.
 | CHlLORENS MEETlNG-The East ern Star on Thursday night gave a l children's meeting, very pleasant af- ! fair There was an attendance of 900 ] of whom sixty-five were children. { There was a program and refresh ments There was included among the | amusements for the children, fish pond.
 AWAY FOR THE SUMMER-Cap- tain C. B. Norton and wife left last night for New York state, where they will spend the summer. returning to Phoenix about October l. They will be accompanied as far as Sedalia. Mo- by Mrs L. $ Norton. a sister-in-laW of Captain Norton, who has been spending the winter and spring in the valley
 CASE IS CONTINUEO-The case against Ramona Robles, who is again charged by the police with strayine from the straight and narrow path and
 which was to have been heard yester-
 day afternoon before Judge Thomas.
 was yesterday continued to Monday
 afternoon. IL is believed that Mrs Ro-
 bles will in the meantime depart for
 other climes, thereby relieving the po-
 lice of the duty of trying to keep her
 from violating the law
 A THRIFTY ALLIGATOR-The lit
 tie alligator in the windows Of Costley & Thompson is attining size His pres ent quarters consist of two five gal lon oil cans standing end to end with a passage way between them. one contains water and the other sand. The alligator is now about a foot long. He was found on the sidewalk by A H. Mcclellan in front of the undertaking establishment of Moore & Mcclellan month ago. How he came to be there is a mystery. It is not known that there was an alligator in this part of the country and if any one brought one here and lost him he has not made his loss known.
 TWO FREIGHT WRECKS-The passenger train due in Phoenix about 1;30 this morning is held up at Grand View upon the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix line by reason of a freight wreck which occurred shortly after 10 o'clock last evening. It is reported that two or three freight cars were derailed at that point and that in consequence the passenger train will not be able to reach this city much before noon to- day. Four freight cars were also de- railed in the Southern Pacific yards about o'clock last evening, delaying passenger traffic temporarily and necessitating sending passenger trains out and in upon a side track. No per son was injured in either wreck.
 OFFER OF BOARD OF TRADE The Phoenix National Bank yesterday made an offer to the Phoenix board of trade. Of 5000 for it's lease on the quarters now occupied by the board and agreeing also to furnish the board with office room elsewhere and place for the storage of it's exhibit. The mat ter was referred to d committee con- sisting of Dwight B. Heard, $. H. Nit chell and w. E. Twitchell. The bank is proposing an enlargement Of it's quarters and desires to utilize the board of trade quarters. at least tenn porarily, while the store room west of the bank on Washington street, is be- ing fitted up as part of the bank