Arizona republican., 1906-03-17

FEACE DiS U n . ENS- - J uSllCt Johnstone yesterday sent Evaristo Qui- jada to the county jail for seven days for disturbing the peace.
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.-The Second Baptist church will hold a church rally on Sunday, March IS. 3:5p D. IT. on the church grounds. corner Jefferson and Fifth streets. W. E. Bur gess pastor Everybody invited.
 FUNERAL OF 2. SUNDERLAND.- The funeral of Edwin Sunderland will be held this afternoon at o'clock a. the chapel of Mohn < DTiscoH. Rev. r. <. Penick will oficiate and inter ment will be made in the Roseelala cemetery.
 LETTER FROM ii. P. PATRICK- Secretary Van der Ecer of Che board -ct trade has received q letter from H. F. Patrick, who is still making headquar- ters at the Commercial club in Des Moines. Iowa. He says he expects to be back in Phoenix by the middle Of April. In the meantime he is at the service of any Phoenix citizen, sor1 of an Arizona consul as it were who may desire him to do any errands or fulfill any commissions in the great re- public of Iowa. He intended leaving for home early in January but was de
 
 was then still further delayed by the serious illness of his mother. who. how ever. is much better now. Incidentally Mr. Patrick asked for more literature, for he is conducting a campaign of education in Iowa.
 3. F. PORTER'S ACCIDENT.- Phoenix people learned some time ago of very serious accident that befeI E. F. Porter. formerly of this city bul now of Eureka. Cal. A personal let ter has been received from MT. Porter by a Phoenix friend in which the for mer gives some details of his misfor- tune. He ss--s: Nine weeks ago I sustained very severe Injury anl fractured the upper extremity of the thigh bone just where it forms the hip joint, by falling off a rapidly nov ing electric car. l have been. I mignt say. confined to my bed ever since, al though I am improving rapidly now. But in all probability l will be a crip- pie for the balance of my life I hob ble around the house on a pair Of crutches and am in hopes to be able 70 get down to the office this week
 PHOENIX PASSED UP"-Ernest Lamson writes to his mother that the company he is with "The Heir to the IlODI dll StcLi ltti 'I-- q LpL4I OL tilt 1 mt ed States early in January. The. com pany is meeting with remarkable sue cess and MT. Lamson is receiving his share of favorable criticism according to press notices. The company is now in Texas. MT Lamson was in hopes that the company would stop at Phoe- nix, but it seems that arrangements could not be made to do so. They are at El Paso, Texas March 20th. and will pass through Arizona the 21st playing in Los Angeles March 26th. The com pany then goes north and east. They expect to arrive in Chicago about the goth of May. where they will begin a summer engagement. MT Lamson was very much disappointed because they could not make date in Phoenix, as he wished to see his old friends and relatives and also look after his prop cTty interests. He owns two places under the Arizona canal and wished to investigate water conditions personally. He is very much pleased with the result of the senate's action on the statehood bill, but like many other eastern people who have spent some time in Arizona he believes that Arizona is entitled to separate statehood at once.