Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
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 HUMANE SOCIETY-There will be a meeting of the Humane Society a, 1:30 D. m. Friday, January 9th, at the city hall court room. Everyone in- terested invited.
 MAIL lATE-For the last two days the Rock Island mail due here in the morning has not arrived untif late in the afternoon. and v, ,sterday the mail Nas an extremely heavy one.
 DANCING AT SCHOOL OF MUSIC The adults dancing class at the School of Music will convene again this evening at o'clock. following week s vacation at holiday time. The child ren's class meets Saturday afternoon at o'clock
 ELECTION OF OFFICERS-At a meeting of the stockholders of the Af- ro-American club January 4th. 1911 the following officers were elected: w H. Bettis. president; J. H. Harrington vice president; F. NJ. Lansing. secre- tary; s. P. Clark. treasurer
 BOOKLETS TO LOS ANGELES Three thousand copies of the folder re- gently issued by the county immigra- tion commissioner were yesterday shipped by the board of trade to its Los Angeles bureau. for distribution among homeseekers at that point
 WOMEN'S MISSION MEETING The Women's Foreign Missionary So ciety of the First Methodist church will hold its monthly meeting Friday af- ternoon at ?: 30 in the church parlors instead of with Mrs Shedd as was an- nounced An invitation is extended to strangers.
 MANY VlSIToRS-The board, of trades exhibit is attracting a great deal Of attention from newcomers. Yester- day afternoon there were from half a dozen to a dozen persons in the board room at all times, circulating among the tables and stands and viewing the various products on exhibition. Almost no one went away without asking for literature.
 MONTHLY MEETiNG-The Chris tian woman's Board of Missions will meet in the Christian church. Friday 2:3O p. m. Topic: Evangelistic Work with other work throughout the world. Leader. Mrs. $. R. Tuell. As this is the sl. member is expected to make It good one The yearly topic books are now ready. Each member will want one. First come. first served. Friends and strangers invited to attend and help make it a glorious meeting.
 TRANSFERRED TO cOuNTY-O. Rodriguez, the Mexican who stabbed R. Munoz in ti:e southern part of the city m the ca -lv hours of Thursday morn ing, was yesterday transferred to the county jail from the city bastile. The wound in MunoZ's side was a severe one but he was able to walk to his home the morning after the fight. A. Rodriguez and F. Gonzales, who were with MLnOz and who beat up O. Rod riguez after he had used his knife were fined g. apiece for disturbance of the peace by Police Judge Thomas
 PAVING ExPERT-No reply has been received from the mayor of Riv erside to a request made by the eXecu tive department of the Phoenix paving committee that a pavement expert be loaned this city few days. Dwight B. Heard wrote to the Riverside official immediately after the committee was given permission by the council to em- ploy an expert As the mayor makes a speciality. of municipal affairs and travels a great deal on the coast it is quite likely that he was absent when the letter reached Riverside
 BELGIANS INTERESTED -sPierre Danco of Brussels and several other Belgians called at the board of trade yesterday to view the exhibits and obtain a supply of literature. They were given a number of booklets, bulletins and magazines which they will distribute among their friends when they return to Belgium. All the members of the party asked to be put on the boards mailing list and they gave the names of five or six other persons across the water. who, they said. would be interested in re- ceiving the monthly bulletin.
 DISTRICT COURT.Tt took the jury seven minutes by the courthouse clock yesterday to decide that John Calvin. colored. was guilty of the theft of bicycle from Lawis Sanders. who, on account of his ebony hue is more gen. eraIIv known as Snowflake" It was by that name that most of the wit nesses referred to him. It was Calvin's second trial, a jury on Monday having failed to agree. The case of Mike Rog-