Arizona republican., 1910-05-06


 zueia of Patagonia has been appointed a notary public.
 . GUILD MEETlNG-Ali members ot the Guild of Trinity Church are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. S30 North First avenue on Friday. May e. 1910. at o'clock.
 LADIES PLAN SOCIAL TEA-A so- cial tea will be held this afternoon in the pariors of the First Presbyterian church under the auspices Of the ladies ot that organization. Mrs. Dysart, Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Dodge. Mrs. Wattawa. Mrs. Cant and Miss Jenckes will enter tain
 PHOENIX GUN clUe-The regu- lar weekly shoot of the Phoenix Gun club will be held this afternoon at the Country club grounds. on the Yuma road north of the Capitol. All shooters are invited to report and give their crack guns a chance to show what they can do.
 PRIZES FOR CHilDREN-The Mothers day committee has decided to offer S5 in cIsh to the child who sells the most buttons and valentines on Saturday There will be some other prizes. but they have not been yet. Those who are eX- pecting to participate in the sale should report at the store of Elvey & Hulett today if possible.
 EXCURSION TO PARKER - The excursion rates to Parker for the big opening and sale of lots on the 10th will go into effect today, and il is expected that town will be full of people for the next week, anyhow. The rates are placed in effect early. so those who desire to bid on lots will have an opportunity to visit the place and study the townsite a day or so before the sale begins.
 HAllEY'S COMET-Hailey's comet is still showing at the old stand in the eastern heavens from about 3: 30 to a few minutes past every morn ing It is now so plainly visible that anyone who chances to look for it at the right time can easily find it. But if the star gazer he a little 100 early or little too late he cannot see 1t at all. Shortly after o'clock il be- gins to get daylight. and the comet hides out at the first hint of dawn.
 MOTHERS DAY OBSERVANCE There will be an observance Of Moth CTS day next Sunday of which the ladies of the Eastern Star will have charge The ceremonies will take place at 2 o'clock at the Masonic lodge room and the public is invited to attend. The program will consist of music, vocal and instrumental. recitations and ad- dresses Among those who will take part are. Mrs. L. D. Dameron, Miss Boone Miss Monihon, Judge Parker. A. D. Leyhe, Vernon Clark and J, H. Langston.
 A ROOSEVELT RIDE-Mr and Mrs. William Dunbar G. H. Taylor and Miss Charlotte Chapman returned yesterday from delightful automo- bile trip to Roosevelt. They left Phoenix at s a. m. Tuesday and went to Granite Reef. thence on to the dam Wednesday they visited the Cliff dwellings near Roosevelt. and yesterday morning they started home at o'clock. reaching Mesa at . p. m. and Phoenix at 5 p. m. They made no notable speed and did not care to. as they preferred to take it easy and enjoy the scenery. which Mr TayIor says is the finest he ever saw
 BOARD OF GOVERNORS The board of governors of the Water Users association will hold q meet ing next Tuesday to consider the reply of Judge Kibbey to the tender to him of the office of legal adviser for the next two years. The judges reply was as follows: T beg leave to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this date advising me of my reelection by the board of governors as legal adviser of the association Tor the ensuing year at the same salary as formerly, which was two thousand ts2. .OOO) dollars. I appreciate the com pliment implied by the action of the board, yet l am compelled to decline the employment at the compensation fixed
 A SLAUGHTER OF iNNocENTs- H. H. Harrington yesterday morning found the prematurely born body of a child floating in the canal near the Martin ranch four miles below the city. He took it out. put it into box and notified Marshal Moore. Coroner John stone was notified and Deputy Sheriff Woolf and Undertaken Mcclellan went after the body An inquest was held in the afternoon at which it was de- veloped that the child was of white and that the body had probably been in the water couple of days. There was another inquest on a child, Soledad Martinez. years old. who died ,f measles yesterday morning without having had medical attendance. The live in the southwestern part ,f the city. Another child of the same 'amily was reported yesterday after noon to be dying.
 GRAND CHANCELLOR HOME With the handsome sum of $1.00O .aised to further swell the building 'und for the proposed Pythian home n Arizona as a result of his efforts, Grand Chancellor J. F. Cleaveland of he Knights of Pythias. has returned o his home in this city following a general tour of visitation to the vari-