Arizona republican., 1905-04-02

AN OHIO VISITOR-M-. E. c. Ken ney of Ohio spent yesterday in PhOe- nix being here on mining business. He left on this mornings train for Pres cott.
 FUNERAL OF !. Nj. CHRlsTY- The funeral of the late I. M. Christy will he held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First M. E. church, corner of Monroe street and econd avenue. The Masonic lodge, Grand Army, Woman's Relief corps and F. company N. G. A. will attend in their respective bodies.
 CIVIL SERVICE-Special Examiner c. O. Filling Of Denver and the local civil service board, yesterday conduct ed an examination at the office of the weather bureau, of candidates for typewriter in the states, for similar service in the Philippines and for the railway mail service.
 MRS. WARREN'S FUNERAL-The funeral of Mrs. Fred Warren whose death was announced by the Republi can yesterday morning will take place this afternoon ct 3 o'clock from the family residence 1412 west Washington street. The services will be under the auspices of the Rathbone Sisters. The Eagles Of which order MT. Warren is a member will attend.
 THE SCOUTS-The scouts is the stage name given by Theodore Half ner to a couple of brave men who stop ped at his hotel all winter and from time to time engage in various enter prises to test them for the benefit of more tiTnid people of their acquaint- ance. Recently they went to Califor- nia to look for a dr. climate but they came back again. Yesterday they discovered an auction sale in progress | and saw a poor old horse going for song. Out of pure sympathy and re- spect for horse flesh they ran the price up to S12.00 and now they have a 1 horse they don't need in their business and no place to keep it.
 EIGHTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE The eighth annual conference of the Arizona state EpyOrtb League of the M F. church south will be held in Phoenix next Saturday,. There will be morning afternoon and evening ses- sions. Interesting programs have been prepared for each session and large attendance is expected. The officers of the state league are: Jos. c. Me Kibban, Phoenix, president; Mrs. A C. McAHster. Solomonville, Miss Erile Hughes, Phoenix, Miss Floyd Smith. West End. first, second and third vice presidents; Mrs. J. w. McClain, Tenn pc, superintendent junior leagues; Miss Jamie Hedgpeth, Bethel, secretary and treasurer.
 NEW FIRM-Champagne & Taylor is the name of a new firm that sUc- ceeds to tEe business of the firm of | Cleveland & Taylor which has been dissolved. The new firm is compOs- ed oe MT. ?. 3. Champagne, formerly | with H I. Latham & Go. and A. E. TayIor Of the former firm mentioned | above. The offices of the new firm will be at 45 north Center street. It will maintain the employment agency and Hasty Messenger service estab- lished by Cleveland & Taylor and will in addition engage in general real estate and brokerage business, open ing it's doors for business on the 5th.
 CAVE CREEK-Attention is again called to the meeting announced for
 Tuesday night for consideration of the natter of restraining the wild and inn
 petuous course of Cave Creek. The
 meeting is called by the board of 1 trade at the board rooms and every
 member of that bod-- and every other interested person is urged to be pres
 ent and participate in the delibera-
 tions.
 After it is too late the fellow who
 can't stand prosperity can't understand