Arizona republican., 1910-04-09
NOTARY PUsLIc.-L. Myer,

I will serve this afternoSn at the Coun- try Club.
 EXAMINING PRoPERTlES.-Lew A. Dunhau. q mining engineer of l New York city, is in Phoenix lie will examine certain mining properties in the vicinity of Parker.
 RAILROAD MAN HERE.-F. K Sullivan. commercial agent of the New York Central lines. was in the city yesterday on business. lie left last night for Prescott
 li CLIFTON vISlToR.-Miss olive M. Potter. of Clifton, d daughter of Dell {, M Potter the well known attorney of that place. is visiting in Phoenix. She is accompanied by her uncle. George F. Reed.
 PICTURES OF OAM.-Pictures of the Roosevelt dam. officially taken on April lst. were received at the office of the Water Users association yes { terday They give a fine idea of the way the big rock pile now looks. NORMAL BOARD MEETING.-
 
 tendent: F.. F. Kirkland, territorial treasurer. and Lloyd B. Christy. all members of the Tempe normal board, attended a meeting of the board in that city yesterday
 1 BIKE RlOING.-Francis Pena was fined three dollars yesterday by Judge 1 Thomas for riding his wheel on the sidewalk Another young man was
 arrested for riding upon the walk in front of the DonOfrio store He rode
 but a few feet and then got off but
 he was violating the ordinance just
 the same He was released with
 reprimand
 A STEADY TENANT-Ihe board of supervisors renewed it's contract with the government for the use of part of the court house by the latter.
 The renewal will take effect on April
 II and the arrangements were made Iby the board with Marshall overlook.
 The rental is the same as last year. The government is a good tenant in
 that it is respectable and good pay
 ing But the board sometimes thinks
 that its tenant unreasonably insists
 that all of the rental shall be eXpen!
 ed in improving its quarters.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will
 be held tomorrow, second Sunday aft
 CT Easter. in Trinity church, South ,Second avenue facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius w. Atwood. rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and administration of the rite of con
 firmation and sermon by the Rt. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick. bishop of Arizona. at II o'clock At this service the fol- lowing musical numbers will be given
 under the direction of Mrs. Deity: lOrgan voluntary. Adagio, Kauau; of !fertory solo, Oh Ye that Fear and Un- !derstand. Dudley Buck. sung by John Armstrong; postlude, Mozart Service in Tempe at 3:3O o'clock
 | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I-Services tomorrow, April 10th, will
 be as follows: Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning worship. at II o'clock.
 will be a communion service: Com
 munion Thoughts" by the pastor. Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell; anthem, God so Loved the World" (Stainer): offertOry solo. by Miss Alexander. There is q Green Hill Far Away (GounodD. Junior EndeavOr. 2 D. m. Intermediate Endeavor. p. m. Senior
 Endeavor. 6:30 D. m. Evening ser vice. 1:30; sermon by the pastor: an them, Sing Allelulia Forth OBuck): offertory solo. by Mir. Brooks. Just
 for Today" (AbbotD. All are cor dially invited to attend these differ ent services. Seats in the church are free. Corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
 A GREAT CHICKEN ROAST.-C.
 F. Justus, proprietor of the Chiquito
 ranch three miles west on the Yuma
 road. had more roast chicken last
 Sunday night than he knew what to
 do with. He had 90 of them in fact
 but they were too small for the mar
 ket. They were in d brooder which
 was kept warm by small lamp which in some way set fire to it and
 only by vigorous work was MT Jus
 tus able to save the chicken coop and fowls. He is quite philosophical
 however and says he has no one to
 blame but himself for owning a lamp brOoder. He said twenty people warned him not to buy that kind of ! a machine for fear of just such a result. but he was persuaded to do so nevertheless but he will never buy another one. He flatters himself that even if he won't take advice he can learn some things by experience.
 THE FISH NUISANCE.-Though the farmers, especially those in this valley, have had things better than usual of late. there is always a fly in their ointment and the silver lining to their dark clouds is very apt to be merely plate instead of solid ster- ling. Now comes George Alkire who deposes and says that the farmers are enduring a recurrence of the fish nuisance. He says they come down |