Arizona republican., 1910-06-29
STAGE DRIVER-W. P. Kelsey

1 JuSllCc JOHISlOHe was equipped WILL
 an electrical fan whose magnifcence i
 out of all proportion to a cour
 of inferior jurisdiction. It is
 new kind of revolving ceiling fan, consisting of two brass fans whose motions are like those o
 the earth which revolves on it's owr
 axis and around it's orbit. The draft | is equally diffused throughout the
 room being in no place strong enough tc l imperil the health or to disturb papers
 DEATH OF MRS. CHiLDERS.- Mrs. Hattie ChilderS of Wickenburg died at the Sisters hospital yesterday afternoon of pnuemonia. She is sur vived by two children, Mrs. Margaret
 Roberts of Wickenourg and Guy R.
 MOoers of Reno, Nevada. The funeral
 announcement will be made later
 BACK FROM VAcATION.-John
 J. Fagin of the Valley Bank returned
 Monday from a three weeks vacation
 spent at Battle Creek, Mich, his for
 mer home. While there he induced the
 other members of his family to come
 to the valley to live. His father will
 be on in a short time and the others
 will follow in the fall
 SLIGHT BURNS-Assistant Chief
 Bill Price got tangled up with a live
 wire in the roof of the Nicholson
 block while fighting the fire yesterday morning. His arm was blistered by it. Chief Sullivan also visited physician after the fire was over as an old f,, filled with dirt and water. He had it cauterized.
 GOOD WORK APPRECIATED.- Appreciating the good work of the Phoenix fire department yesterday morning as the result of which the Union Bank X Trust company came through the fire in the Nicholson block with nothing worse than a good wet ceiling and floor. that financial insti tuition immediately donated the fire department a check for $50.
 cOSILY BIRDS-L. w. Collins and the last of the Los Angeles sports who have been shooting white wings south of Tempe for a couple of weeks, re- turned to the coast last night MT Collins said he hoped that the next legislature would modify the law re- l lating to the limit so that he and his l friends can come back. They have | made a calculation of their expenses 1 and find that each bird cost them | fifty cents.
 NEW CEMENT WORKERS-Cook X Sullivan is the name of a new firm l If cement workers that will bid for | share of business in this city. Both | are gentlemen of experience in their inc. MT Cook has done concrete | work all over the southwest and | Mexico and MT. Sullivan had charge If the cement and concrete work for he Florida East Coast railroad com 'any. connecting the mainland with Key West. Later he was engaged in similar work for the Southern Pacific.
 NEW FIRE HORSES-A pair of A. ear-old black horses, purchased to re- 'lace the horse that died, have been 'etting plenty of practise of late. They lad never been in fire service before nd aren't quite sure yet what they ave to do when the bell rings, but hey are rapidly becoming used to the ervice and will make a good team hey were bought the day of the garb- ge blaze in the Fleming block and hat was the fire fire they went to. hey were purchased from Wesley Wayne of Buckeye.
 OFFICERS CORRESPONDENCE icers' commissions in the national uard and university cadets were is ued yesterday, signed by the gover- or and adjutant general. as follows 'econd lieutenants first infantry. Ienry G. Randy and Louis Cuber; lajor cadet battalion, University of Irizona, Warren A. Grossette; cap aims of cadets, University of Ari- ona, Clifton H. Rolfe and Sidney R. ones: first lieutenant of cadets. Uni ersity of Arizona, Arthur O. Lovejoy: econd lieutenant of cadets, University Arizona, William R. Campbell
 BASEBALL ON THE FOURTH.- game has been arranged between a inc that will float the colors of the { raternal Brotherhood and the EJks' 1 all team to be played July at East ike park. The game will be a part { the celebration that the Fraternal will get up for Indep ,n- ] ence day. All the ball players that ave been left in Phoenix will be : rawn on to fill the ranks for the ' rotherhOod. Many of the best men ave gone away for the summer but l lere are still enough left to fill up a Q inc that will make an interesting anne with the Elks' aggregation. C. w. B. M. MONTHLY MEETING- he Christian Womans Board of Mis- 4 ons will hold their regular monthly eeting this evening at o'clock at e Christian church. Topic Our For sners on the Pacific Coast" leader z IFS. J. P. Ivy. The following program i,C ill be rendered: What We Can Per nally Do to Help the Spiritual Needs I,
 the West" Mrs. Stewart; solo, Mrs. =
 R. French; Italians of the West" rs. Dunlap; Japanese of the West" IFS. Avis; Chinese of the West" Miss 'azier; solo, Miss Orr; story, "Smoe- ing Better, or the Story of Shrine" rs. Phillips. Our president, Mrs. inks, will be with us for the first ne in several months This is to be
 open meeting. Members will invite d bring their friends. A social good ne after the program and a melon eat for all