Arizona republican., 1909-04-21
Of Local Interest

NEW NOTARIES-S. w. Purcell, of Tucson. and Howard Brown of octave. were yesterday appointed notaries public.
 FLOWER MISSIoN-The flow CT mission exercises of the w, c. T. L., will be held today at the home of Mrs. O. C. Thompson, $50 North Second avenue. All are cordial
 ly invited.
 funeral of Mrs. Robert Wilson will be held this morning at 10 o'clock in the First Methodist church, corner of Sec ond avenue and Monroe street. Rev. J. A Geissinger will offIciate.
 BRIDGE ELECTION JUNE 1o- The board of supervisors yesterday ordered a bridge election to be held on June 10. The order embraces the three sites: at Tempe; at the foot of Center street and across the Agua Fria near Moore's ranch. Voters may vote for either or all of the bridges. The board began the prep aration of the list of officers of the election. The application for the Cen ter street site differs from the oth- CTS in that it lays before the voters the kind of a bridge that is wanted. namely. one of concrete and steel. This specification is not in exact conformity to the law which leaves that matter with the board of sup ervisors. It is not thought. however, that this will constitute defect
 NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE DRIv-
 ERS-A gentleman who had occasion to come in from Glendale yesterday afternoon on q bicycle made a discov- cry he felt it his duty to publish in the interest of~ automobile drivers and wheelmen. He found scattered along the road at various places between Glendale and the Appropriators' canal crossing, several Mason fruit jars broken up in the road, a menace to all rubber tires that chance to pass that way, and by no means an inviting thing for horse to step on. All tray elers to Glendale will do well to keep an eye open for glass, Tot in one place only but in several. The glass may have been scattered maliciously, or it may have jolted out of some farmers wagon accidentally, but in any event it is there and may spell trouble for somebody.
 MESSAGE OF BEREAVEMENT Mrs. w. G. Stenlake, of 356 x. 4th avenue, yesterday received the sad news of the death of her father, Vim. Babb, in England. Though in ad- vanced years. nearly 80 years of age, l he was until a few hours before his | death in good health. The old home l is at North Hill in Devonshire, and l there, surrounded by his family he | passed away. He leaves a widow and | seven children. MT. and Mrs. Sten- | lake have been planning 10 visit Eng | land this summer. and the death of | her father comes with particular sad | ness. inasmuch as their plans were, | and arc to sail from New York in | less than a month from now. Mir. | and Mrs. Stenlake are old residents 1 of Phoenix and their many friends i will be grieved to hear of the sad | news.
 CONvOcATION AT TRINITY-The | annual meeting of the convocation of | Arizona will be held in Trinity church | today and tomorrow. The twentieth | anniversary of the conservation of | Bishop Kendrick will be also celebrated | today. The bishop will preach a his | torical lesson at 10 a. m. At 1 o'clock | a luncheon will be given for him, which | will be attended by the members of the | convocation and a few other invited | guests. Archdeacon Atwood will pre- side and informal speeches will be | made by the bishop. Governor Kibbey, |