Arizona republican., 1904-04-04
RuRIEp YESTERD

BURIED YESTERDAY-The funef- al of Richard, the fourteen months old son of Mir and Mrs. NJ. o. Bicknel, was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence on West Jefferson street and was attended by large number of friends of the family
 THE SAN CARLOS AGENT-The Globe Silver Belt says; Captain Luth- CT g. Kelley. who assImed charge of the San Carlos agenCySo on the first of February last, is reported to have made an excellent impression upon all the attaches of the agency, and the prediction is freely made that he will prove to be an exceptionally good agent He exacts strict obedience from the Indians, anG las already greatly Improved the discipline 1t the agency.
 oUTFITTING. TODAY-E. F. Kell- ner arrived here. Saturday to look after business interests in the valley. He says the contractors for the tunnel work on the Power canal are expect ing to load their wagons with supplies, tools and general paraphernalia at his store in Globe today. Some of their heavy machinery they shipped in them selves, but picks, shovels and other things that could be secured as well locally have been bought in Globe. HAVE GOOD NERVE-The we'll be- ing drilled by the Paraffine oil Co. in Pinal county is now down 1909 feet and no oil yet. But the company has no idea of giving up. A cessation of ope- rations is necessary until a supply of casing can be secured from Los Ange- les. when drilling will continue. The driller. I. M. Parker. says the forma- ton is entirely satisfactory and within 45 feet more he expects to penetrate an oil basin. The company has at least demonstrated it's nerve and 1t has earned oil whether it finally gets it or not.
 EASTER sERVIcEs-Easter was celebrated in all the Phoenix churches yesterday by special services. fitting to l the occasion. In most of the churches | there was a specially prepared musical programme and the floral decorations were lavish and beautiful. In some of the churches there was at the evening | service a programme partly participat- ed in by the children. This was par ticularly the case at the Free Metho- dist where the little ones were arrayed in the form of cross which was il- luminated by special arrangement of electric lights. On the street passing to and from the churches was noted at all hours of the day handsome ladies attlred in charming new costumes and their proverbial Easter hats.
 GENERAL FEDERATION WOM- ANS CLUBS-Mrs. B. A Fowler. president Of the WCmans club of Phoenix. is receiving from time to time literature of q very interesting nature concerning the next biennial session of the general federation of women's clubs, which is to be held in St. Louis May F to 9. inclusive. It is an nounceG. among other things, that the federation will have a finer and more conveniently appointed hall for its meetings than any biennial has en- joyed. The programme arranged fer the nine days session is a most inter- esting one and will cover. in a general way the leading works in which wo- mems clubs are interested. There is no doubt that many Arizona women will attend the biennial and if they do, they will certainly be assured of an enjoyable time. There are ample hotel accommodations for those who wish them in the immediate vicinity of Odeon hall, where the sessions will be held.
 SUMMER ScHOOL-Printed circu- lars are out advertising the summer session of the Mortimer: Arizona Nor nal school, which will open June 27, continuing to July 29. This is the sec. ond session of the school, the first hav- ing been successfully carried on last year. The expense for tuition at this summer session will be ten dollars for those not regularly attending the Nor nal and five dollars for those who are. The location of the school is Flagstaff. a delightful summer resort for either