Arizona republican., 1910-04-06

FROM BOUSE-James Bacon has been running d rent car down at Rouse He has returned to Phoe- nix as he got tired of the job.
 GONE TO OSEVELT-Engineer Hill went to Roosevelt on Monday and will probably remain there the greater part of the week.
 DROVE TO FLORENCE.-Hugo Daggs has gone to Florence on court business He shipped his tourist car to Tempe and drove it the rest of the way.
 TO NOTE PRoGREss-Frltz De to note the progress of construction work on the Y. M. C. A. building and the Phoenix sewer system.
 A BUSINESS VlSlT.-J C. Hurley arrived at his home in Phoenix Mon day evening after spending a number of days in Prescott on business con nected with his extensive stock in terests.
 RETURNS TO SPOKANE.-Dr Magill, who has been associated with Dr Grant Monicle has returned to his former home in Spokane, Wash, He went first to Reno. to look after some mining interests he has there.
 CHILD STUDY ClRClE.-The Mothers Child Study Circle of the Churchill school will meet tomorrow, Thursday. afternoon al 2:30 o'clock and all mothers having children at tending that school. are urgently re quested to be present.
 THE WATER FLOW-The Verde river flow is subsiding and yesterday there was very little going over the Granite Reef dam although there Is still sufficient coming from that source to supply the valley. The Wal ter level at Roosevelt is now l24... would be taken to the district court.
 CHURCH TEA.-The ladies of the Christian church will give q tea Thursday afternoon from . to in the church pariors. IL will be q con tinuation of their Easter bazaar of aprons and kimonoS as the rain in ltIltiIfh NlAli NtAlis NN'' '''''if7- cordial invitation is extended to all.
 BOARD OF TRADE-Frank De SouZa will speak this afternoon at the board of trade at the usual hour, o'clock His subject has not been an nouuced but it will be one relating to the desirability of life in Arizona. cordial invitation is extended to all to \ .Ht sfLf- tors in the valley.
 MRS. WILSON RECOVERING - in d runaway accident Monday morn- ing. was resting easily yesterday. Her injuries consist of severe bruises but no bones were broken. She will be confined to her bed for several days but is getting the best of care and her complete recovery is simply matter of few days.
 SUIT FOR COMMISSION FAILS Robert F. Morrison arrived yesterday from Florence where he appeared for the defendant in a suit by Colonel Weedin against Thomas Haley for commission of S5000 for the sale of d mine. The mine was sold d year ago. Mir Haley receiving s45.000. It de veloped that the plaintiff in this case was one of the purchasers. Judg- ment was rendered for the defendant.
 NEW TIME CARD-A new time card for the $. F, P X F. will shortly be announced. It will not greatly change the time ol trains arriving and leaving Phoenix and is made because of the new buffet ears which will shortly be put on cutting out the meals at Hillside. The morning train will leave Phoenix ten minutes later and arrive in Ash Fork some what earlier than at present. The incoming afternoon train will arrive ten minutes earlier. No change will be made in the time of the night trains to which the buffet ears will be attached
 FLAG LECTURE TONlGHT.-To- night at Me!czer hall beginning at 7:30 o'clock, is the place. date and hour of the lecture on our Flag written by Mrs. Bowron and to be delivered by Miss Sharlot Hall under the auspices of Maricopa chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev olution. It is noted that an enter tainment is also to be given tonight in the Arizona School of Music by the Phoenix choral society but there need be no interference as the lee ture will be finished in time for those attending to go from Melczer hall to the School of Music and en- joy the concert. There has been q very satisfactory advance sale of tickets for the lecture but it is the wish of the society that the house may be packed. In the first place the lecture will be well worth the money as it recites the history of the American flag. including lhany facts with which most people are not familiar. It will also be illustrated by q number of fine stereOpticon slides that were made especially for it's illustration and which will be shown in Mrs. Dwight E. Heard's stereopticon. Secondly the purpose of the lecture is the raising of funds for marking the graves of pioneers and other historic spots in Arizona