Arizona republican., 1905-04-13
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

NEW POSTOFFICE-Mess Pratt and Hall, promoters of the new town of Salome yesterday received advices that a postoffice had been ordered es- tablished there with Etta von Stauffer as postmistress.
 1 FINE ROSE BUSH-Joe Bush re- ports that when it comes to rose bush es he wants to be considered in the running. He has one that has climb { ed all over his house. to the height of at least twenty-five feet. It is covered with roses and at last report was still climbing.
 PEACE DIsTURBERs- -serranio Fruigoi and Jesus Gomez were before Justice Johnstone yesterday on charges of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. The former was sent to the | county jail for six days. The latter was given a fine of SC but upon his promise to pay on Saturday he was re- ! leased.
 THE GAME LAW-Fish and Game Commissioner Pinney now has a sup ply of game law cards for free distri- button. showing the law as amended | by the last legislature, also showing the bounties for destruction of wild animals which will be paid by the various boards of supervisors of the territory.
 HIGH SCHOOL cIRcLE-The in 1 terest in mothers circles is still grow | ing By request of the high school patrons and superintendent it is thought best to organize a circle in that school. All mothers interested in the welfare of the school are earnestly in vited to be there on Friday, April 14, at 3:3O-p. m.
 | HE'S STILL IN BUSiNESS-The Republican unintentionaily put W. F.. Rhodes out of business a few days ag5 ! by mentioning that the quarters which i he had recently vacated near the cor ner of First avenue and Adams street i had been taken by the Arizona Hard ware and Vehicle company. It should have been mentioned that MT. Rhodes | had merely moved and that ne is now located on Second street, back ot the 1 Boston store.
 NEW FOLDER cASES-Both the railroad ticket offices here have re- | gently been provided with fine new cases for the display and convenient l handling of railroad folders. The fold
 CT eases belong to the Fl Paso, New
 Mexico and Arizona Advertising and ! Distributing Co. which furnishes them free securing it's revenue through ad- | vertisements on the glass frames above
 the folders.
 DEATH OF MRS. F. A. SHAW | Word was received in the city yester- ! day of the death at Pasadena yester-
 day afternoon at 4 o'clock of Mrs
 Francis A. Shaw of this city. Mrs
 Shaw left here only a few days before
 for the coast. She leaves beside her sorrowing husband, two sons, Francis and Rodney Shaw, aged respectively i twenty and seventeen years. MT Shaw and Miss Clara Isaacs were mar ] ried near this city March II, 1879. Mrs
 Shaw was forty seven years of age. AN EAGLE ORGANIZER-Mr. Jas Cheatham, state deputy grand presi- dent of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of California, is now in the city and
 met with the local lodge on Monday
 night. MT. Cheatham has organized
 more lodges of that order than any | other organizer belonging to it. His record is ffty-seven lodges and he
 now has fifteen on the waiting list.
 Among those already organized is the i lodge in Honolulu which he was sent
 for especially to institute.
 II NEW YORK VISfTORS-Mr. and
 Mrs. r. A. Jackson of New York paid Phoenix a short visit leaving on Tues
 day evenings train for Fl Paso. MT
 Jackson is controller of the New York Life Insurance company and is on a II tour of inspection of all the offices of II the company in the western department II He expressed himself as very much i pleased with the conduct of the central
 office in this district which is located
 here and also very much pleased with what he saw of the city and it's vii
 cinity.
 THE NEW FIRE ENGINE-A tel ! egram was received here yesterday l by Fire Chief Linville, addressed to A. J. Coffee, who has left the city, and i opened by Mir. Coffee's order, announce ing the result of a test made between
 the Mott engine and that of the Metro l politan Engine Go. at Winona, Minn.
 There were six tests and the Mott en- II zine won every one of them. This is
 mentioned only to show the sort of an
 engine Phoenix has contracted to buy
 The Phoenix contract IS with the Mott
 Co, represented by MT. Coffee, and the
 Metropolitan is the only company that
 is considered it's real competitor. II IN MORIAM-FuneraI services
 held yesterday for Mrs. Emma F., wife
 of MT. Clarence B. Blanchard were at
 tended by many friends. Rev. Levi:
 Halsey, D. D., pastor of the Baptis
 church officiated, assisted by Rev. Geo H. Brewer, Rev J. A. Elliott, Rev Win | field Scott, D. D., and Rev. R. D. Lat ter. The music was a trio of the Bap-
 tist choir, Miss Nellie McFan, Mis-: kAlice Halsey and Mrs. L. W. Coggins
 with Miss Mary E. Halsey as accom- panist. The choir sang My FaitI Looks Up to Thee and "Sometimt Will Understand" Miss Alice TIalsey ] sang "The Homeland" a favorite hymn of Mrs. Blanchard. MT. Blanchard, hi:
 two boys and his father and mothe ] left Phoenix this morning for theil home in North Uxbridge, Mass. Many { warm friends mourn their departur, and hope for their return and sympa hthize with them in their affliction. Mrs