Arizona republican., 1910-12-09
OWLS WILL BURY LARsoN-Un-

OWLS WILL BURY lARSON-Un- able to locate any relative of Hans C. Larson, a charter member of the Phoe- nix nest of owls. who was found dead in Douglas few days ago. Secretary J.. F. Powell of the local nest yesterday directed the Douglas nest to see that Douglas at the expense of the Phoenix nest.
 HOME FOR A VlSlT-C. F. Now bray, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern, with headquarters in this city. arrived home yesterday from an extended trip along the main line of the Southern Pacific, relieving w A Macon, who holds like position with headquarters at Tue son. MT. Mowbray will return to the southern part of the territory in day or two, as MT. Macon, who has been representing the Southern Pacific at the United States Land and Irrigation exposition at Chicago. is not expected to return for several days.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. LIBeEY- Mrs Marian Stewart Libbey died Wednesday at Vulture mine where her husband is employed and where they have been living. The body was brought to Phoenix on last nights train and the funeral will be held this morning at II o'clock. The body will then be taken to Ban gor Maine for interment. Mrs. Lib bey was we'll known to many m Phoenx as she was the daughter of F.. l.. Stewart spent last winter in Phoenix and was married here. A large circle of acquaintances will be grieved at her untimely death
 ANOTHER 5AZAR-Today, Dec. 9, is the day of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church's baZar, to be held in the church parlors. All kinds of fancy work, aprons, dolls, handkerchiefs, homemade candies and cooked food, consisting of cakes, pies, salads, etc. will be on sale. The ladies have been very busy for many weeks, preparing for the baZar, and the result is an array of dainty and appropriate Christmas gifts. Re treatments will be served in the aft ernoOn and all are invited to come and spend some time socially. As the baZar begins at l o'clock, the ladies are urged to bring their contributions as early as possible.
 4 DULL DAY-Neither Court Com missioner Johnstone. Justice of the Peace Johnstone, Coroner JOhnstone or Notary Public Johnstone was call ed upon to act in an official capacity. Justice of the Peace P. P. Parker as
 iA but he did attend to one very i'm portant matter. He sat officially on the skin of a wildcat that was killed by Manuel Robles on the Agua Fria, and after careful inspection satisfied him self that it was the skin of a wild eat and allowed Robles to make af- fidavit to that effect before him, so he could collect from the county the munificent bounty it allows the slay- CTS Of such dangerous and marauding foes of a peaceful civilization.
 JEWISH SERVlcE-The Jewish people Of this city are looking for ward to quite treat in a discourse to be delivered by the Rev. Herman Hof>i adter or San Francisco on Sun day morning at MelcZer hall. Rev. Fofstadter being temporarily in the city 'o eLloy the salubrious climate and coming with letters of introduc- ton to some of the leading Jewish families they set about to take ad- vantage of his being here and pre- vailed upon him to deliver a sermon, which he consented to do as indicated. He has chosen for his text: Come ye. and let us Walk in the light of Jehovah" Rev Hofstadter has strong letters endorsing his work from some of the leading Jewish rabbis on the Pacific coast and is said to be a forceful and convincing lecturer. He will devote a portion of his remarks especially to the children and young people and their presence is especial ly desired.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Secretary Van der Veer of the Water Users association has completed his list of the transfers of title to prop erty signed to the association, that have taken place during the month of November. The total number is 70 as compared with 51 during No vember a year ago. This is an in- crease of nearly forty per cent over last years November transactions. The fact shows the continuous in- crease of business along that line and the cutting up of large tracts into smaller holdings. Small cold ings shows more settlers and increas- ing population begets prosperity. It is true that the number of transfers during November two years ago az gregated 11S but that was an excep- tiona incident as it inclnded the transfer at one time of the holdings of the Eastern Sugar company. That was not an indication of the regular business in that line but as the cul- imitation of a lot of business that had been one during the preceding year.
 WATER USERS AsSociATION- The suggestiveness of the name of the Water Users association gives tho afficarr of that wonderful inStitn-