Arizona republican., 1906-12-20
DEATH OF MISS sALclpo-Miss


Adela q. Salcido died at the Sisters
Hospital at half past ten o'clock last
night She was a daughter of Ferman
| Salcido. well known resident of the
| city and a sister of Ramon G. SalicoG.
MOVEMENTS OF MINING MAN
w. Z. Durham. a well known mining
man who is operating on Mineral
Greek in Pinal county, spent yesterday
in Phoenix leaving last evening for Los
Angeles on business.
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT. -
The Kings Daughters, the young la
dies organization of the Presbyterian
church. will give an advertisement So
cial some time after Christmas. The
leading advertisements OF the day viii
be given in tableauX
MISSIONARY CHANGE.-The mis-
sionary board of the Baptist territorial
convention held a meeting yesterday a Z
which Rev. George II. Brewer tender
ed his resignation as general mission q.
airy and secretary. an office he has
held for four or five years. He leaves
this field To take up the work OF mis-
sions for the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society i'm the City Of Mex
leo and vicinity. Chaplain Scott. VIII
has spent a great deal OF his life in
work OF this kind. was appointed TO
succeed him until the meeting of the
territorial convention.
THE FUEL FAMINE-Phoenix has
happily evaded the threatened worst
phase OF the fuel famine, for the pres
ent at least. The car Of oil arrived
early yesterday morning as expected
and thanks to the efforts Of the Santa
Fe which aided in the diversion of an
other car destined for another point. a
second carload OF oil was delivered
here last night. Both these cars were
Of the larger size and each carries
three days supply. That put the
Pacific Gas and Electric Light COM
pany on the safe side for at least six
days. While the other four cars now
supposed to be on the road from Los
Angeles have not been reported on it
is confidently believed they will begin
TO arrive before the present supply is
exhausted. The little scare had the
effect of putting a gallon or two of
coal oil into most families of the city
against possible emergency so a fail
ure to get the oil on time would not
lessen the inconvenience that would
have followed I'm that event had the
warning not been given.
READY TO COOPERATE-Assist-
ant Secretary Van der Veer of the
Arizona Canal Water Users associa-
ton yesterday received from Howard
Rule who lives in Missouri. but who
has the good fortune TO own ranch in
this valley, a letter enclosing his
check for the latest assessment laid by
the association on his part of all the
association lands. He writes that he
read the account in The Republican. OF
the meeting at which the assessment
was voted. and desiring to cooperate
in the fullest and to do all in his
power to keep things moving in the
right direction. he forwarded the
money without waiting for the official
notification from the secretary. This
is the proper spirit, the spirit it may be
said. of most OF the land owners in
the association and as a result every
thing is moving along satisfactorily.
II is this spirit that has made the
project Of the farmers a success from
the very beginning and that viii I'M
doubtedly continue to work to their
salvation until all troubles shall cease
with the furnishing OF an ample water
supply by the government next year