Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-04-01

A CHURCH MEETING.-The Zap
fist prayer meeting Will be held tomor-
row Thursday evening.
DEATH OF \ CHILD.-Jamie, the
11-months' old sou OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Graham, died yesterday
morning and was buried yesterday af-
ternoon in Rosedale cemetery.
SOME LETTER WRITING.-With
the nine months that have elapsed
since July ! when Governor Brodie en-
tered upon his office. 1900 letters have
been written from the office making
an average Of fifty-five q day including
Sundays.
REGISTRATION.-T registration
fo1. the bond election yesterday reached
5GS and the registratio for the regular
city election was il the neighborhood
of 4O0. II is predicted that by Satur
day night, when the bond registration
closes. the regular registration will ex-
coed it.
a TONIC VISITOR-Robert Schen
OF Tonic is in the city for a few days
stay. He was 4 resident of Tempe till
about seven years ago whom he wsHt
10 Tonic and has devoted the greater
part OF his time since then to the de
velcpment of the Schen group of cop
per and gold mines. He is greatly
pleased with the appearance of The
mines and reports genera! prosperity in
that section.
\ MISSING BROTfIEEt-A1iss Iaude
Joyce of Wingla,. Ontario. Renfraw
county, has written the city marshal
making inquiry for her brother though
she does not give his first name. She
says by way OF description that lie is
a one-ar2ed man ard is known to have
been here seven years ago. She also
says their aged mother is very anxious
about rim and would like to hear from
him before her death which cannot be
q long time in the future.
i POPPY STORY-1'he ether day
the inhabitants OF Chloride We're I'M
duly excited over what was at first
supposed u have f1een the burning of
the !. & [. track. says the Arrow.
Fer miles along the right of way, the
track appeared d blaze 81 yellow, but
was found to be brilliant bed of wild
peoples adjoining each side of the road
led. Seen from the town it looks just
like dame and ore can hardly believe
it anything else from this distance
BEREFT OF \ DOG.-Jcseph Mont
non was in the city yesterday making
inquiry about dog CT which he found
himself short yesterday morning in the
daily taking account Of his live stock.
He is an unusually intelligent animal.
lie was christcned Duke but from
long association with Mr.. Monihon he
answers better to the name Of Judas
Priest He VIII cine though if called
by either name and there is the further
inducement CT q piece OF meat in plain
view.
FUNERAL OF ALICE PEARSON
Miss Alice Pearson died about O'Clock
yesterday morning OF consumption af-
ter a Ions and patient illness. She
came here in January from Chicago in
company with her brother, Guy Pear
sen, who IS employed at Thayer's store.
She was u years Ole and an estimabIe
young woman. The funeral viii be held
at O'clock this afternoon at the TN
Gertaking parlors of s. L. Easterling.
DR.. Halsey Will ofticiate and interment
will be III Rosedale cemetery.
c.. J. OVERS WILL-The will of c.
]. Dyer was presented for probate yes
terday. Ii names c. H. Hirschfeld as
administrator and provides Tor the dis
tribution Of the personal estate of the
test2tor among Mr. Hirsohfeld, E. j.
Bonsall, c.. c. Claygas and Clarence
Smith. It directs the sale of the real
estate and orders that cut Of the pre-
ceeGs of it Mr.. Hirschfeld shall receive
$500 and Messrs. Ecnsal and Claygas
500 each. The rest of the money de-
rived from the sale of the real estate
shall go to the brother of the testatOr
who lives at Jackson Mich. Mr.. Smith
one OF the beaeficiaries OF the will is
the well known artist, 4 lie long friend
Of Mr.. Dyer and who has spent a part
O the last TWO winters with him. No
| inventory was filed with the will set