Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-25
GONE TO Ell PAso-C. i

GONE TO Ell PASo.-C. ]. Blan-
chard, statistician of the reclamation
service, who was here to participate
! in The dedication OF the Roosevelt
dam. has gone to il Paso. Texas.
A PURvEYOR OF LIoUoR-D
Hernandez was before Commissioner
tombstone yesterday on the charge of
selling liquor TO an Indian and was
held to the United states grand jury.
SLOAN ON RELIGION-Lively in
| terest has been aroused by the an
nouncement that Governor Richard
Z. Sloan will speak at the mems
/ meeting of the Y NJ c. A, to be
held Sunday afternoon in. the Coli
scum, upon the subject of Some
Thoughts on Religion. The lecture
that Governor Sloan will deliver is
entirely original with himself.
QUESTION OF SOIL PIPE-A
warrant charging j. H. Mulrein with
having violated the citys plumbing
| ordinance was sworn out yesterday
Bellas. In his complaint. Bellas al
leges that in installing the plumbing
Of the National Bank of Arizona
building Mulrein used a soil pipe 2ia
inches in diameter instead of four
inches, as the law requires. The
small pipe connects at the curb with
one of the required dimension.
THE BROADWAY scHooL-There
is an educational awakening in the
Broadway school district due in a great
measure To the Center street bridge and
the rapid settling up of that region
Great interest is being taken in the
election of a trustee today and it was
announced yesterday that the district is
to have a new school house of imposing
size and design. 1t was further stated
that the Broadway district will shortly
be rival of the Osborn district as an
educational center.
WAS NOT UNANIMOUS mem
Der Of the democratic county central
committee. who was present at the
meeting on Thursday which passed the
resolutions condemning the Arizona
Democrat and certain democratic lead
ers, requests The Republican 10 correct
the statement that the action of the
committee was unanimous He stated
that the opposition to the resolutions
was small but ii was there nevertheless
and he believed it should be credited
with its effort, even if it availed moth
ing.
ROAD NSPECTION-The board of
supervisors and l. NJ Acuff yesterday
left for an inspection of the road be
tween Morristown and Wickenburg
with the purpose of accepting i if it is
found to be up to standard. The su-
pervisors expected to meet F. b. ia
cobs and the board of trade of Wicken-
burg and 60 over the road with them.
The length OF the road is about sixteen
miles but iour miles of it is Yavapai
county. a part of the road lying in
this county was already SUilt For the
res the Hoard agreed TO $1,000.
7 DEATH OF JOHN LLEWELLYN-
Miss Llewellyn of GA North Fourth
avenue received the painful news yes
terday of the death of her brother.
John Llewellyn, in San Diego. The
body will be brought to Phoenix for
burial, and the father and mother of
the deceased. who reside in Jerome,
viii be here for the funeral, announce
ment of which will be made later. De-
ceased was well known i'm Phoenix,
having lived here as a boy and in
his early manhood. He was a plumb
er by trade and was for many years
an employee of ID. II. Burtis
AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH-The
pastor, Rev. II. Franklin Bray. will
preach morning and evening. In the
morning the sacrament of baptism will
be administered and candidates re-
ceived into full membership. In the ev
ening the annual sermon of the X. of
p. viii be preached. This church will
unite with the pastor and members of
the c. NJ E. church in the laying of
their cornerstone at p. m. The beau
tiful new auditorium of the A. NJ. L.
church is nearing completion and all
are invited to worship there at any
service. The church is on the corner
of Second and jefferson.
EXCURSION OF RED MEN-The
members of the Phoenix tribe of Red
htu Viii tSStiitpit III Antil WIZ. VAIN tiilS
evening at Z O'clock sharp, some of the
chiefs having Communicated an Arizo
ma Eastern passenger coach in which
the tribesmen propose to journey to
Mesa City. About seventy of the Mesa
City natives have signiIied their desire
to affiliate themselves, adopt the Ian
guage of the P-loenix braves and es-
tablish a tribe of their own that will
work with the general federation of
Red Men The Phoenix warriors will
inculcate all the degrees of rank and
honor and institute the new tribe with
fitting pomp and ceremony.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services tomorrow. March 26th, win
be as follows: Sunday school. 9:i5
a. m. Morning Worship, IL o'clock.
At this service there will be a public
reception OF members, but no com
munion service. Sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. Henry NJ. Campbell, ID. D.;
theme, ION Faiths Side" Anthem,
The Lord is My Light" (Stark);
offeTtory solo, THE Lord is My
Shepherd" (BarrD by Mr.. Hull. Jun
Tor Endeavor, 3 .. m. intermediate
EndeavOr. p. m. Senior Endeavor.
$3.50 p. m. Evening worship. 1870.
Sermon by the pastor. Anthem. THE
King of Love NV SheDherd Is