Arizona republican., 1903-02-13

A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to Charles E. Burton of Keam's Canyon.
 A GIRL-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erb are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl Tuesday morning weighing seven pounds and half.
 STOCK SHIPMENTS.-Joe Monihon shipped q car of cattle to Fairbank last night and D. R. smith shipped a car of sheen to Tucson.
 VALENTINES.-The Valentine so- ciaI at the First NJ. E. church will be a treat to those who attend. Strangers in the city will have an opportunity to meet the young people. Valentines land a good time for everybody. Every thing is free.
 FUNERAL OF J. J. GARDINER The funeral o6 j. J. Gardiner was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence and was largely attended by friends and old time residents of the ci-y. His sen. J. NJ. Gardiner of San Francisco. arrived here in the morning to be pre-ent at the funeral
 SONG RECITAL.-A song recital will be given February 20th at the First M. F. church under the auspices of the Trinity Episcopal Church guild. An especially fine programme has been pre- pared, and among those participating will be many accomplished vocalists that have never before appeared before d Phoenix audience.
 MARTIN LUTHER DEAD.-Martin Luther. one of the oldest Of Arizona's pioneers died yesterday morning at 3:3O o'clock, after years Of suffering from paralysis. The funeral will be held this afternoon at Mohn & Doris parlors and all his friends are invited to be present. The dead man was & years old and came u Arizona in 1868.
 DISTURBING INDIANS. - Two drunken Indians were brought over from Tempe last night. having been committed by Justice Priest for q dis turbance of the peace. The justice sent them both on the same commitment to save stationery. They had been SC
 mixed up in the same offense that he judged it to be unnecessary to waste two blanks.
 POLICE COURT.-P. ". Dioyer was brought before the city recorder yes ierday on the charge of vagrarcy. He was given twenty-four hours in which to leave the city CT return to court for sentence. It took him just ten minutes to turn on his motive power and get under way SO there is still twenty three hours and fifty minutes to his credit on the iailOr's books.
 FORMER PHOENIX BOy.-John NJ Gardiner arrived in the city yesterday morning to attend the funeral of his father, J. J. Gardiner. who was buried yesterday. He will remain in the city for several days. He has not been here for two years. and it will probably be Q longer time before he comes again. for
 Mir. Gardiner is very busy man. He is living at San Francisco and is en- gagged in no less than eight electric. gas and water enterprises, in all of which he is the directing head. One of them is an electric road out of San Francisco CHAPLAIN SCOTT'S AGE-A birth day dinner was given Chaplain Win field Scott yesterday by Mrs J. A Elliott at the residence of Rev. Mir Elliott in Brill addition. Only a fex intimate friends were present, incluG- ing Rev. J. L. Lines and family and Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey, who read an appropriate poem. Chaplain Scott re- ceived a number Of handsome birthday remembrances including walking stick with his monogram, an Oxford pocket Bible, watch charm of Arizona onyx. manzanita napkin ring. a pen
 beck. picture. etc. The chaplain IS | supposed to be about 107 years of age as at the Scottsdale Sunday-schooI, where each scholar puts penny in the | birthday box for each year of his age
 the chaplain began several years ago
 to put in dollar on each birthday. i HIRE 4 CLERK.-If our Phoenix clergymen answered in detail all the questions propounded to them by people