Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
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 P. O. Corner.

1 was filled with the friends of the de- ceased. who came to pay their last trf- bute in this life to one they had learn ed to love Bishop Warner H. Alen rresiied al the meeting. and President C. R flakes, r. $. Phelps and Bishop s C. Scrensen. ot Lehi. were inc speakers. President C. R. flakes iwelt upon her life history and declared that she had been found true to her faith her people and her God. He spoke feelingly upon her motherly charity and consistent piety, and felt in her ii;e We have an example that could be fol- lowed with profit. H. .. Phelps said he mad known Francelle for several years. and had always found her to he a consistent. faithful woman. whose feelings went for the distressed and who was a mother to everybody. Bish- CT. :50rensen said he had hean a mem { Der of Mrs. RObSon's family since com ing to this country untjl the last few years and she had been to him d moth er lt-Cre than any h.. had eVe:' Known. He 5poke feelinSiy of her kindness of heart and charity. and declared she wouid divide her last crUmb with the hruGi-y. never seemed to think of self. but was all the time looking out t0r 9 place tu help and bless others. and her memory will be cherished. She was a pioneer in both Gt;h and Arizona I.d went through the hardShipS of both places without murmuring. though at times the conditions would have uied the stoutast hearts .tt the close = the sei vice the vast congregation filed past the body and took enc silent and i
 fulI: discharged her mission nn earth.
 r. '. Pnmero=. accompanied by ais family and mother drove down tn Phoenix yesterday and went out to tho Indian school grounds and spent d feH- hours. and they arc all eEthusias tic over the evidence of progress and Ad- V2nccrnent being made there h.: rhe pupils oi that institution. The grounds are delightful and present an ideal hoT.e for the fortunate children who are permitted to attend. There are some thing over 500 in attendance. ranging from :, tu 2- years of age and il iS hard to fiT:d a more orderly set of young people anyW here. They all look neat in their costumes and are as a whole d very intelligent lot of students. in the manual training building tho i w0rss of the pupils is displayed. and to say that We were surprised to see ;hn excellent work in carving in wood md plaster of Paris. drawings Of both :.a- ometrical figures and objects. and some paintings. watercol9rs, which were eN- cellent, rot surpassed by the pupils of the more fortunate population. We TO- tice1 the name of Jose Nannassah of
 !-ehi. attached to q great number Of drawings and some of the color dra .y- ! ;<l, I, seen. Jose Mannussah is the son oe old man Manraas of Lehi, who is a Very familiar figure in Mesa. We were con du"te1 through the rooms by Hal An tonio. very sentlemanly and bright .-oung Pima from Sacaton. His eXpla-
 nations of the work and his ambitions were very Interesting. Some of his work. both in carving and in tlra wing was fine. and We were compelled jt admire him. We were pleased to meet . Miss Catherine and Nellie NaIenzuela
 also a younger daughter. O: Lehi. ATiZ
 cna. and We were indebted to Nils. Catherine for a visit through the young
 ladies home
 ! The glass for the fronts of Code 6
 Saiter and Lang & Bailey building: were received yesterday end placed Il
 position in the buildings. which ar. now about ready fer occupancy.
 Mrs. Hdmiiis elocutiOn class enter : tainment will be given Friday nigh , next. The nIanagemtnt has postponed
 il until that date and are determinel to give the people the best entertain- r mcnt ever given here. The proceeds Q I the entire performance will go to pa, for the course the nlorlbnrs have re = rriVed. and the members depend upof ,, the loyalty Of the people of Mesa to a, % to II that the cost of the course. Whicf hos been in the line of dramatic work = ond for the purpose of preparing tn; ! members Of the company for more "E tiStic work in the future. in the presen- 1 tation of their plays. be not too heav!
 on the individual. The work of tho dramatic company so far has beeI . given gratis. for the purpose of paying . for the hall. and now comes 9 tiln'
 when the people can show their 9ppre
 cjatiou of their unscIfsh labor D, helping the class Individuality the peo I rie to receive the benefit later in th. work they will be able to appear bef0r,
 them in.
 Mir. Geo. P. Dykes. wife and son. MT
 Ira CrOse. Mrs. Baxter and Mir. 10, 1 Deck were visitors in Phoenix yestar !, day. and attended the Indian schap