Arizona republican., 1910-03-22
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of the Phoenix Railway Cos. line north from the Indian school.
 Il LOS ANGELES VISlTOR.-E. l..
 Andrews of Los Angeles. for long | time a leading Phoenix citizen. is in | the city for visit with old friends
 and to look after his business inter
 ests
 DEATH OF A CHILO.- William
 John Slaughter. the ne-year-old son
 of Mir and Mrs w. J Slaughter. of | 1874 East Adams street. died Sun day afternoon. The funeral will be i held this morning at 10:3O in the i parlors of Mohn & Driscoll and inter
 ment will be made in Greenwood cem- etery.
 DROWNED AT RooSEVELT-A
 man named Dillon, employed by Con
 tractor O'Rourke at Roosevelt. acci-
 dentally fell off the top of the big
 dam into the reservoir last Friday,
 and was drowned. The body had
 not been recovered at latest informa-
 tion The dead man had family
 in England.
 SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral
 survey No. 272i. embracing the Empire
 mine Copper Belle. Charleston. Eliza | btlil. luTdllu, 1bctliuA. tdh DIpNt. J't | and Katherine A lodes situated in the Turquoise mining district, Cochise county and claimed by Nathan l..
 Amster. has been approved by the surveyor general
 THE OSBORN SCHOOL BONDS.- The trustees of the Osborn school i district yesterday filed with the board
 of supervisors an abstract of the elec- | ton proceedings by which bond is- sue to the amount of S17.0O0 was voted by that district The board ! ordered an advertisement of bids
 which will be opened on May 3. THE LAST tINk.-The board of supervisors yesterday arranged for the complete enclosure of the court
 house plaza by cement walk by let
 ting d contract to Potteiger X Will son for walk on the west side of { the plaza to cost Sl9S50 Other bid , ders were the Cement Workers Con : crete company S206 and Porter X ! CornVille S212
 THE GASKiN ASSAULT CASE When the cases of Esan. Tyson. Peery. Howell and Riley charged with an aggravated assault upon officer Harry Gaslin. was called in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday. it was announced that Judge Baker. the at torney for the defendants. could not be present He was busy preparing for the South Gla litigation which will come up in the land office today. Justice Johnstone accordingly continu- ed the hearing until next Saturday when he said there would be no fur ther continuance.
 HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS. - A meeting of the household economies department of the Womans club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs :. w. Higley on East Mon roe street It was the last meeting of the year in which active work will be done in this department and there was d fine attendance. forty two ladies being present. Miss ChinSren gave an interesting talk on Indian girls as household servants and vocal solo sung by Miss Louise Mur- phy added much to the afternoon's pleasure. Mrs. olive Lovett was elect ed chairman for the coming year to succeed Mrs w. ". McNeff.
 HELP WANTED-The Committee of one Hundred'' of the American as sociation for the Arrangement of Science on National Health. has di- rected an urgent appeal for help to the Salt River Valley Water Users as sociation. as it intimates it has done to nearly all other organized associations ! of citizens throughout the country | The committee requests those receiv- ! ing it's appeal to labor with their con f gressmen to support the owens bill | for the creation of d federal depart l ment of health. to he presided over by | a secretary of health who shall be q I member of the cabinet. The purpose | of the bill is to consolidate and CO., ordinate the many separate govern | ment bureaus now engaged in inde pendent health work and to foster eV- cry move looking toward the end that the present death rate throughout the may be cut in two as medical agree may be done by sys- tematic effort
 CERTIFICATES GRANTED - The territorial board of examiners has is sued certificates to teach school. on presented as indicated. to the following named persons: Hattie
  state normal school diploma Ellen Barbara Schuff of Prescott. on Iowa state normal school diploma: Helen B. Peck of Phoenix, on Massachusetts state normal school diploma; Clara Staley of Phoenix. on Illinois state normal school diploma; Warren H. Rishell of Alpine, on Illinois state nor nal school diploma; Lulu Foster of Littleficld. Arizona. on Utah state nor nal school diploma It is likely that q lot of good patriotic Arizonians nev- CT heard of Littlefield and would have hard work to find il on the map un- less they had an index. Nevertheless 1t is supposed to be a nice little settle ment, on the Virgin river that cuts off It's most northwestern township from ! the rest of Arizona. It is almost in the extreme northwestern corner of the territory where a good Arizonian gan stand on his front porch and shoot !