Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
MINERAL SURvEYOR-.

MINERAL SURvEYOR-M n Johnson of Kingman, Mohave county, was here yesterday taking the examin alton for mineral surveyor.
 FUNERAL OF R. c. ELDER-The funeral of R- C. Elder. who died at the Sisters hospital. will he held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the parlors of George. F. Merryman. The service will be private and will be conducted by Key. F K C0cks:'
 PARKER VlSiTOR-Fred r. Bra g0nier of Parker is in the city on busi- ness He is accredited to Parker be- cause he has been there more recently and has some lots entered upon in the new town Mir. BragOnier. how ever. has been in Arizona d. long time and has lived in various parts of the territory. being largely engaged in mining He was at one time secre- rarv, t0 Walter Douglas st Bisbee
 THE SEWERS MEETiNGS-J"hn T StIVers talked last night "n The Five Kingdoms. \ large audience re sponded with great enthusiasm. Con fessi"ns and baptisms are the order of the day for this church. More came forward last night Tn" total num- ber may reach a hundred hef"r" the meeting closes. Tonight the rNins"- list will speak on Acres of Diamonds. Al rhe close of the service. the beauti- ful ceremony nf christian baptism will be observed.
 STRAWBERRY SEASON -J W. Black yesterday brought t0 the board of trade some fine straw wberry plants on which there were blossoms and frIii in all stages from the blossoms h the ripened berry. He says there are very few ripe berries, but he expects t0 have lots of them in ten days or more. The crop seems to- be unusually early this season. for some reason. nofWithstand ing the long cold winter He does not generally figure on having ripe berries before the 25th of March.
 DEATH OF NORTON MARSHALL Norton Marshall passed awly at his hoine, 22S West Adams street. yester- day morning about o'clock. MT. Marshall was born in Toledo. ontario. Canada. January 29. 1899, and has been q resident of this city since October. ISS1. He is survived by four children. Mrs Neil MacIntyre and Mrs. ]. Wes- ley Watther uf Phoenix, Ari- zona. Mrs. Alice NJ. Givens and Mir. !. G Marshall of Los Angeles. California The funeral services will be held at his late residence this. Saturday. after noon, March r. at o'clock.
 A SWIFT BUNCH-J1ke Miller, Wiins Graham. Roh Fromm and I. Geagh5n have returned from an outing trip to Roosevelt and vicinity. That they are fast travellers is indicated by the fact that they arrived here ahead of some post cards they mailed two or three days before starting. IL is re ported that MT Fromm's hat blew over the brink of the cliff known as the Fish Greek hill. and that he want ed to jump after II, but the others would not let him The precipice is so high that all got dizzy headed. even their kodak. and all the pictures tak- en were double
 UNIQUE TOPICS -~D"es Christ Save Both S"ui and Body and Modern Idols Illustrated are the two interest compelling topics of Rev. Robert =. Fisher at the First Meth odist church sunday morning and ev- ening Perhaps no religions topic K more discussed than The first Of these by the people "f the christian world today The sermon l"ctIr" "n idols will be fully Illustrated and brimful of original ideas. There will be special music at both Of these services. The church is also planning for special weekday services during Passion week The announcement of the par tirular features of these will be made the first part of the next week.