Arizona republican., 1910-01-22

band win be held tonight in Lamson's hall Grand mach at o'clock. The music will be furnished by an orches- tra composed of members of the band.
 SANITARY BoARD-The live stock sanitary board is in session this week, all members being present. The mem- bers are William Stewart of Yavapai, George Pusch of Pima and O. H. Christy of Phoenix.
 FUNERAL OF. BELT FINE-The funeral of Belt Fine will be held this morning at 10 o'clock. The services will be from his home near Bethel. The Reverend Mir. Sinex, pastor of the Central Methodist church, will conduct the services.
 A STRATION-Miss Grace C. Van Buskirk is in the city repre- senting the Ohio Varnish company and will give demonstrations of the uses of Chi-namel in the store of the Doris Heyman Furniture company. The first demonstration will be today and they will be continued every day next week.
 GOOD MUSIC COMING-Music hath charms to soothe a savage, no doubt; but the Schubert symphony club and Lady Quartet are not travel ing for the express purpose Of sooth ing sayages.. They are entertaining the music loving public. and in q manner that is thoroughly enjoyable from first to last. Their program is full of nov city and artistic elegance. besides giv-
 
 indulge in the world famous American laugh. If you want to be happy on the evening of January 31 you can be by going to hear this company's en- tertainment at the Central Methodist church
 POLICE CASES-James I.angdon and Casper Siler got five days each for intoxication, while NJ. J. Muller got ten for vagrancy in police court yes terday. Leroy Green was given the choice of s3 fine or three days in jail and announced his preference for the latter. although he had the money with which to purchase his freedom. Clar- ence Gale. a young man from Flag staff. was arrested by Officer Gaskin on a suspicion that he is the man who has been stealing harness and other articles from the oregon cor ral. He has been staying at the corral and when he left. several days ago, a number of things were found to be missing.
 A NEW BUSINESS-A motor sup ply house will open its doors for busi- ness this morning. It will be located on Second street near Adams and will be under the proprietorship of H. G. Cassidy The large increase in auto mobiles in Phoenix in the last few months makes such an institution necessity. Beside their regular stock of supplies for cars that will be car ried. there will be vulcanizing plant in operation. Mir. Cassidy will also carry a stock of electrical articles. One of the useful features will be a free pump for the imitation of tires that have gone flat. There will be no charge, either for the air or for the muscular exertion necessary to pump it
 CENTRAL AVENUE-W. J. War Ten. who now has charge of the work on Central avenue, is doing things" He has torn out the old useless bridge across the Appropriator's canal and will use the material in building a new bridge across the Maricopa canal. The old bridge across the Maricopa canal was condemned more than a year ago and was ordered to be rebuilt last fall. but the matter has been de- layer until the bridge has become It will probably be torn out today and the new bridge built at once. The new bridge will be twenty-four feet long. People going north on Central avenue should turn at the Osborn school corner and go to the Black canyon or Cave creek road.
 TRINITY cHURcH-Services will be held tomorrow, Septuagesina Sum day, in Trinity church. South Second avenue. facing the courthouse, the Rev. Julius w. Atwood. rector, as follows: and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning prayer and ser mon at II o'clock. with the following musical numbers under direction of Mrs Deity: Organ voluntary. prelude in F. Major c. w. Chadwick; offertory solo, Recitative, Thus Saith the Lord Aria. Who May Abide the Day of His Coming. from The Messiah, Handel, sung by John Armstrong: postlude, Service in Tempe at 2: 30 o'clock. Holy communion next Tuesday, St. Paurs day, at 10 o'clock. and meeting of the Altar guild at 10: 30 o'clock.
 A CARELESS CHAUFFEUR While passing the guard" on Central avenue yesterday an automobile ran into valuable mare belonging to J. T. Boone, which was tied in front of Major Lamson's residence. The mare was not killed but ran away, smash ing the buggy and doing some other dana ge. Those who witnessed the accident criticize the people in the auto severely. as they could have passed the guard on the other side The chauffeur did not wait to see what damage he had done but put on full speed and got away as soon as possible. No one could make out the number of the machine but it is thought it can be identified. The boys of the osborn school helped catch the horse
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