Arizona republican., 1910-03-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

: A NEW cONTRACToR-C K. Me 1 Donald, who has been connected for
 a long time with the reclamation
 service as field assistant n the water service department. has resigned his position to take up general con- tracting and housebuildnc on his own
 account.
 1 DAYLIGHT ROBBERY-While the rgsidents at 235 East Adams street | were out yesterday afternoon the ] house was entered and a gold watch. a SEQ gold piece and some articles of feminine wearing apparel were taken. 1 The robbery was reported to the po- | lice.
 SUNDAY BAPTISMS-Rev. w. R Burgess, pastor of the Second Baptist church. will baptize on Sunday, the 21th. at 3:30 P. m. in the Christian church, corner of Fifth avenue and
 Monroe street. instead of the Baptist church. as previously planned. The change was made for the reason that Rev. Orville Coats. pastor of the Bap- tist church, will baptize Sunday morn- ing and evening.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will
 be held tomorrow Easter Sunday. in
 Trinity church. South Second avenue
 facing the courthouse, the Rev. Julius , w. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy communion at o'clock; Easter festival
 of the Sunday school at 10 o'clock: sec ond celebration of the holy communion
 at the regular morning service at II o'clock. Service in Tempe at 3:30 o'clock. and in Mesa at 7:SO o'clock on Monday evening will be held the an uual meeting If the congregation and election of the vostry
 CLARK LECTURE TODAY-E P Clarl, of Riverside. a well known cdi- [ tor or southern California. will lecture 1 tl.is afternoon at th- board of trade i at 3 o'clock on Why Statehood is ! Delayed" There is no admission fee and the public is cordially invited to tattond The usual board of trade ! lectures are arranged for ;he special interest of visitors. tourists end home l seekers. but this one should prove equally as entertaining to the CId residents. perhaps moreSo. in view of 1 their long yearning for statehood. MT 1 Clark is an able speaker. a good { newspaper man and has mad e>pe- rcncc in the national congress Is a secretary to one of its meIaberS iIe 1 has an intimate knowledge Oi c1ndi-
 tions with which he will deal in his lecture.
 SIDEWALK RIOING-The police are active again in regard to riding
 on the sidewalk Several men and boys were caught in the drag net yes terday. among them being Bert Bryan. ] the bronco rider. He was riding the wheel on Washington street as though he expected it to buck any moment , He rode down the walk close to the city hall, when Marshal Moore hap pened to be passing. The marshal
 could hardly believe his eyes when he saw a man on bike right on Wash ington street. Among those arrested was a newsboy, who said he thought he had right to ride on the walks. It was explained to him that the po- 1 lice regulation is that newsboys car rying papers may ride on the walks outside of the districts bounded by | Third avenue and Third street and
 Adams and Jefferson streets. but not l inside of this district. The same ap- l plies to mail carriers.
 1 FOUND THE HORSE-Yesterday 1 afternoon as soon as the morning is sue of The Republican had been ab- | sorbed by the settlers in the Osborn
 district. people generally began call ! ing up Mrs w. \. Wilson to tell her
 where she could find her horse that
 ran away Wednesday night, got loose 1 from the buggy and had beer hiding out ever since. The horse was found l near the Mahoney place and had been seen all day in various par,s of
 the district strolling along, grazing | hy the roadside. There was no injury
 to the animal. except that she is | little lame and evidently she was
 working toward home gradually liv- ] ing pretty well along the way and determined to make an outing of II. As soon as definitely located. the : horse was sent for and taken back 1 to the ranch carly last evening. Mrs. 1 Wilson says sine never had fear but
 that The Republican advertisement would bring the mare home in que time. unless she had been stolen or had accidentally killed herself. but | pnScibiIitipS yNere guOI.gl tD