Arizona republican., 1910-06-12
LIBRARY CLOSED SUNDAYS

LIBRARY CLOSED SUNDAYS
| The Carnegie Library will be closed
Sundays from now until October.
DEATH OF M. v. WARREN-M
V. Warren died at the Sisters hos
pital yesterday afternoon at 5:4i
I o'clock of erysipelas, after a long
! illness. He was % years old and had
/ lived in this valley about twenty
years The funeral will be held in
the Christian church at 3 o'clock
Monday morning.
ROUGH RIDERS EN- ROUTE
Captain Thomas Rynning, superin-
tendent of the territorial penitentiary,
Captain J. l.. B. Alexander and Pri-
vate J. G Goodwin. left last night
via the southern route for New York
City. where the Rough Riders are
modifying to welcome their chief
when he returns from across the sea.
STORE CHANGES HANDS-Henry
Wiley and G. +. Sunderland yester-
day bought the J. W. Block grocery
store at the corner Of Tenth and Pierce
streets in the Brill addition. Both
of the new owners are young men
and good hustlers. They do not eX-
pect to run any of the down town
merchants out of business. but they
do hope to build up a fine suburban
trade in that end of the city.
ERAL OF SUPERVISOR
HUNSAKER-The funeral of Alex
ander Hunsaller will take place at 10
o'clock this morning from the Nor
mon tabernacle at Mesa. 1t was in
tended that the service should be
held yesterday, but the hour was
changed for the convenience of the
friends of the dead supervisor on
this side of the river The front
doors of the court house and the front
door of the office of the board yes
terday were draped with Grape.
of the eastern draymen.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
! Scientist. postoffice building. en-
trance on Monroe street Church
| service at II a. m. Sunday school
| at 10 a m: Wednesday evening
meeting at s p. m. Subject Of the
| lesson sermon, God. the Preserver
! Of Man" the reading rooms main
tanned by this church are open daily
| from to 4 p. m. All authorized
! Christian Science literature may be
read or purchased at these rooms
The public is cordially invited to at
/ tend the church services.
GOING ABROAD-H. l. Latham
| the real estate man. left last night
| for New York, where he will sal
J for Europe on the Kaiserin Augustt
/ line. In looking over the list Of At
8 L.. - l. n
/ aquarium, Latham selected the boat
with the longest name. He will trave
over France, the Netherlands. Ger
many. Italy and then back to En-
/ gland. He sails June % and will re-
( turn in about three months Mrs
Latham will go to Iron Springs for 8
while and later to California.
LIKES FRANK EXPRESSIONS
! Whatever ones opinions may be OF
his official acts. Acting Governor
I Young likes to see his critics frank
! and Outspoken. Editor ]. J. Birdno
! of the Graham Guardian. devoted g
/ column to a review OF the acting
governors action in respect of the
! Waddill case. in language so clear il
/ could not be mistaken and there
! wasn't breath of endorsement any
where in it. But it was earnest and
| outspoken. Mr.. Young has writer
! Mr. Birdno that he would like to eX-
! change photographs with him.
! AN. EAST END TOUR - Harry
Welsh. the new secretary Of the board
Of trade. took trip to the upper
! end of the valley on the north side
/ Friday, i'm company with Engineer
1 4 apfG v-ia
| Of the upper Arizona canal and the
! big dredger and excavator. The pur-
pose of the trip was to secure pic
! lures of these things and of scenes
! in the vicinity of Scottsdale for the
! August issue of The Earth. He had
good time and got what he went
/ after. in addition to a taste of the
mild summer climate of this valley
A PROUD RECORD - Mildred
! Sackman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Harry Sackman of this city. has a
school record that she may be proud
of wherever she goes. She was
among the pupils who recently gradu-
/ ated from the Central building and
! her diploma shows that she has been
neither absent nor tardy from the
! time she entered the school eight
years ago until she finished the
! course. This is not an unequaled
| record. but it is one seldom equaled
and only a short time ago the fact
! of a similar record i'm the Chicago
schools was heralded in the dis
! patches.
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