Arizona republican., 1909-02-06

A VISIT ON THE FLY.-Chief Clerk Ben R. Clark of the territorial assembly left last night for his home in Graham county. He will return in time of the session of Monday.
 4 SON-A nine pound son was born to MT and Mrs. Thomas J. Martin of Prescott yesterday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin were former residents of Phoenix. Both son and mother are doing nicely.
 VISITORS FROM THE SOUTH Former Assemblyman Webb of Gra- ham county, and George A. Olney of SolomonVille arrived in the city yes terday morning. They will spend a few days in town seeing what the legislature is about to do.
 H. S. BOYS BUSY AGAIN-The
 carriage shed on the high school grounds has again been decorated This time the roof was adorned sometime during the night with the figures 10, done in red, which replace the '09 that was there before.
 coLLIDED WITH CARRIAGE
 Slliot Evans newly purchased Win ton automobile whisked around First avenue yesterday afternoon and ran into a carriage standing in front of the Ford hotel. No damage was done
 to the carriage, but the fender of the
 car was broken.
 COMMITTEE OFFICERS oNLY-A | list of newly elected officers was
 published in yesterdays Republican as being officers of the Real Estate board. It is understood that these gentlemen were elected as officers of
 the working committee of the board
 only and that officers of the Real Estate board are yet to be elected.
 RAILWAY ISEMENT - | Word has been received from Santa
 Fe headquarters to the effect that permission will be granted for the board of trade to make use of the | trains running into Ashfork for the distribution of literature displaying | the enticements of Salt River valley. Thus far the Southern Pacific, on which the same scheme is proposed
 has not been heard from.
 SONG WRITER coMING-The
 noted song writer and entertainer, | Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond, will make her first visit to Phoenix the coming
 week, and will appear at the Arizona
 School of Music Wednesday eve, Feb. | 10. According to Ebert Hubbard:
 Art at the last, is a matter of the l heart, not head; and this fact was brought home to me strongly few
 weeks ago on hearing Carrie Jacobs | Bond. Here is a woman who writes poems, sets them to music and sings | them in a manner that reveals the very acme of art" The evening of song and story telling given by Mrs. Bond throughout the country have | placed her in the front rank of en- ] tertainers.
 FORESTER MEETING Court Hassayampa, No. 161S, I. O. held special meeting at Melczer hall Thursday night at which there was a good attendance of the members. Af-
 ter the regular routine business was gone through with, the new initiation l ceremony was performed under the
 guidance of Deputy Scott T. Linn. A great deal of interest was evidenced | by those present in this new work,
 as it presents many features of For besides affording ample opportunity sion of business, all met together in a social session, at which some out
 siders were present. Good music was | furnished and dancing and card card playing were indulged in. Golf, | fee and sandwiches were served dur 1 ing the evening, and all went away feeling that they had been well en- tertained- All Foresters should be
 present next Thursday night and take part in one of the best meetings of
 the season.
 TANNER cHAPEL-Tanner Chapel
 A. M E. church, Cor. Second and
 Jefferson Sts., Sabbath services, Rev. 1 H Franklin Bray Pastor Praise ser