Arizona republican., 1910-06-01

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 MORE PEAcHES-Han brothers
 yesterday brought another consign-
 ment of early peaches to the board of
 trade, carefully packed to prevent
 bruising, as they are to be preserved
 for later display.
 GRADUATION OF PHOENIX GIRL Miss Anne Garnett of this city, who l has been attending Smith college in 1 Northampton, Mass, is a member of
 the class that will graduate during the
 week beginning June F. Miss Gar nett is a well known Phoenix girl, hay
 ing spent the greater part of her fife
 here until she went away to school.
 CELEBRATED ANYHoW-Henry
 Zeuner, postmaster. mayor and city
 council at Prices station in Pinal coun- | ty. and also a G. A. R. veteran, writes
 The Republican that he had hoped to | be in Phoenix for the Memorial day
 exercises but could not get away. How
 ever he ran the American flag up at half mast at Prices station and had a celebration all by himself.
 WORD OF APPREcIATIoN-Rube Newton requests The Republican to eX- press his appreciation of the favors of the performers and attaches of the Coliseum, Grand and Airdome theaters for their kindly assistance and to oth- CTS for their hospitality in assisting him in his needs. He says he hopes to be able some day to return the favOrs and in the meantime is grateful be- yond expression.
 BOARD OF GoVERNoRS-Th board of governors held a special meet ing yesterday ind in a general way went over the terms of the contract to be presented to the secretary of the in terior, and approved it personally but not by a vote. They desired to have Engineer Hill with them before final action, and MT. Hill and Arthur P. Davis went to Roosevelt Monday and will not be home until today, so another meeting was called for tomorrow morn- ing. No action was taken in the nam ing of a committee to take the contract to Washington.
 ACQUISITION ISSUED - Acting Governor Young has issued Q requi- sitiOn on the governor of California for the return to Yuma of James F. An gel, wanted there to answer a charge of embezzlement. The papers we're given to Sheriff Livingstone of Yuma as the territory's agent. Angel is in custody in some southern California town. He was at one time night clerk in the Southern Pacific ticket office in Yuma and it is charged that one night before leaving he emptied the contents of the cash drawer, not large amount, into his own pockets before leaving.
 THE DUTCH TREAT-The weekly luncheon of the board of trade, which is referred to as the Dutch treat, be- cause everybody pays for his own pro- vender, was held at the Ford hotel yes terday and was a decidedly interesting event. The talk was general regarding board business, with special reference to the proposed display in Los Angeles and the financial campaign. The din- ners are a success and it is hoped shortly to extend the invitation to the public generally to join in them, that is every person who wants to meet with the board and talk things over, meantime paying for his own dinner
 AN AUTOMOBILE PARTY-J. Hind Opie, Miss Gwyda Yancey, Miss Rose Morina, Mrs. L. V. Yancey and Thomas Sullivan arrived here yesterday from Tucson in Pullman automobile after an overland journey as pleasant as 1t could be across the deserts at present temperatures. They paid the board of trade visit and were much interested in what they saw. The head of the party. is MT. Opie, who is here repre- senting Pennsylvania interests, either state or private. in securing a location for tuberculosis sanitarium, at some point in Tucson or Phoenix, or between the two places. It is to be an Arizona sanitarium, exclusively for sick people from Pennsylvania.
 METHODIST OFFICIAL BOARD The official board of the First Metho- dist church will meet tonight in con- nection with the third quarterly con- ference. There is business of import ance to be transacted and it is expect ed that practically all the members of the board who are now in the city will be present The meeting is held at this particular time to accommodate Su- perintendent Rogers, who leaves Thurs day morning with his family for va cation in Canada. The church has had an excellent year in all departments and the coming summer season finds the largest congregation in attendance probably in the entire history of the church here.
 DEATH OF MRS. Us. DREW-Mrs. J. s. Drew died yesterday morning in the Sisters hospital as the result of an operation for cancer, She revived for a short time after the operation, then lapsed to inconsistencies, passing away in few hours. The funeral will probably be. held on Friday, though the hour can not be fixed until friends are heard from today. It will be held in the family home at SIS East Port land street. Mrs. Drew was a long | time resident of Arizona, having lived |