Arizona republican., 1904-03-29

FUNERAL OF T. A. JOBS.-The funeral of T. A. Jobs will be held this afternoon at o'clock, at the family residence OF North First avenue, under the auspices of the Masonic lodge.
 A. o. U. w. MEETlNC-AII mem bers of the A. O. U. w. are earnestly requested to be present at the regular meeting tonight as there will be work in the third degree and other things doing os well
 FUNERAL OF JOHN HAEKMAN-- The funeral of John Haekman. who died Sunday of consumption will be held at 3:SO this afternoon. at the Sal vation army hall. The dead man was painter and came here last October from Cincinnati
 SLOWLY IMPROVlNG.-J. B. Long who was injured at his store a week ago by the falling of dray load of corrugated iron upon him. was able to be down town yesterday for the first time since the acicdent. He Is now able to be about by the aid of CTutches.
 PAID A FlNE.-Frank Burgess had a misunderstanding with a Mexican named Ramon Acosta Saturday even ing. near the corner of First avenue and Washington street. knocking him down. Yesterday he appeared before Justice Robertson and pleaded guilty, paying a fine of eight dollars.
 THE GRAND JURY-At Q session of the district court yesterday morn ing a grand jury was ordered for April 11th. It will find a great deal of work cut out for it. The grand jury cases have been multiplying for the last month until new the criminal docket is the longest that has been before the court for several years.
 A CHICAGO CAPITALiST-S. F. Cross, d prosperous real estate agent of Chicago, who has been spending sometime in Phoenix, left on tkis mornings train for Kingman, ATiz.. to look at some mining property. From there he goes to Los Angeles and will probably visit Phoenix again on his way home.
 AN INVESTMENT BUY.-J Ernest Walker has decided that I if Irvine addition is good pFOperty for R. 1T, Greene it is good property for him and just to show MT. Greene that he can't own everything in that part of town MT. Walker has bought one of the best corner lots in the tract of Thopas \. Sheffield, who lives in Jerome.
 NEW TICKET AGENT-George- 1T. McMillan who is to succeed C. J. Cor nell as ticket agent of the M. & p. k $. R. V. railway, arrived here yester- day morning from San Francisco and Immediately entered the local office to familiarize himself with his new du- ties. MT. Cornell expects to leave for the east about the first of the month.
 A GLENDALE FUNCTION-The Rebckahs of Glendale will give an lee cream social at the l. O. 0. F. hall in Glendale on Thursday evening, March 31st. The proceeds will be donated to the fund for the establishment Of an Odd Fellows home in Arizona, a pro- ject that has been under way for sew eral years by the grand ledge of the territory.
 INCREASING HIS HOLDINGS.- William Beazell, a local orange dealer. is so well pleased with his investment in Phoenix real estate that he has bought Of.J. Ernest Walker the lot ad- joining his first investment which was near Five Points in University addi- ton. He expects to make Phoenix his permanent home and will build house at an early day
 TER TORIAL EDUCATIONAL BoARD-At the last meeting of the territorial board of education the quarterly tuition of five Arizona pupils in the California state institution for the deaf dumb and blind was allowed and ordered paid. The quarterly amount is $375. The board also grant ed an educational diploma to Mamie Hogan of Tucson
 BOUGHT A HOMES. w. Hamil- tor has bought fine residence prop erty in the Brill addition of J. Ernest Walker. The lot is 200 feet so11nre ,nd