Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-17
FUNERAL OF JAMES euRRIs..

FUNERAL OF JAMES BURRIS.-
The funeral of James Burris will be
held at Moore and McLellan's under
taking parlors Friday afternoon at >
o'clock
NEW NOTARlES-Harry =. Adams
Of Hayden, Pinal county, and Arthur
b. Young of Hamburg, Cochise county,
were appointed notaries public by Gov
ernOr Sloan yesterday.
NEW YORK VISITORS - Louis
Strauss of New York city is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Greenbaum of 1O11
North Second street. Mr.. Strauss is
brother of Mrs. Greenbaum.
MISSIONARY MEETING-The Wo-
mems Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church will
hold its regular monthly meeting in the
church parlors this afternoon at 2:3O.
FROM THE HASSAYAMPA-Miss
Lucy X. Jones, a former resident %
both Phoenix and Tempe but nov.
residing at Wickenburg. came down
Wednesday evening and will remain
several days. visiting friends
CONGREGATION EMANUEL-Con-
gregation Emanuel will hold services
in Melczer's. hall this evening at the
usual hour, 1870. Rev. Hofstadter
will preach a sermon upon the text:
Thou Shalt Not Covet" The public
is heartily invited
ILLINOIS CAPITALIST C. d.
Clarke, principal owner of the Clarke
Bros. & Co. distiTleries at Peoria. ILL
nois, is now i'm Phoenix. staying at
! the stag. He is also owner of a
ranch at Peoria, Arizona, and he is
here to look after his farming inter
ests.
WlCKENBURGER HERE-L l..
Campbell, agent for the S F.. p * p.
at Wickenburg, spent yesterday in
the city, having come down to have
one eye treated. Overstrain caused
blood vessel in one eye to break.
The condition of the optic was found
not serious by the physicians.
SEVEN DAYS-Gavina Mora, the
Mexican arrested by Fire Chief Sulli-
van Wednesday, with two blankets he
had stolen from the Boston store, APP
peared i'm police court yesterday Ii
Was decided not to prosecute him for
stealing the blankets so he was given
seven days on a drunk and disorderly
charge.
SECOND SHOW-"Toodles In Hol-
land" was presented To another large
audience at the Elks' theater last
night. Naturally the show went a tri-
file better than it did the night before
for those taking part had more conf
dence in themselves and made almost
no mistakes. The audience was gen
erous with its applause and upheld
the verdict of the first night audience
that "Toodles In Holland is an. i'm
mense success.
PRAISES WATER DEPARTMENT
Nearly every day somebody is heard
to say something nice about the water
department of the city of Phoenix.
and about the most enthusiastic praise
the department has won yet is from
Charles j. McElroy. McElrOy says
that he believes even the office. froce
of Greene & Griffin could prOfitably
take lessons from the water depart
ment afficials and clerks in politeness
and anxiety To oblige.
NIPPED IN THE BUD-Marshal
Moore and Policeman Troutman hap
pened along just in time to prevent
little scrap that started in front of
Thayer's hardware store yesterday az
ternoon growing to the proportions of
a real fight A drunken Mexican hit
an old man without any provocation
and an American standing nearby
swatted the Mexican one. The mas
shall and Troutman came along. took
the Mexican and his assailant To jail
and left the old man to nurse his
aching jaw.
SCIENCE CLUB-What was prob
ably the most enthusiastic and sue
cessful meeting Of the Phoenix High
School Science club was held yes
terday afternoon. Harold Herwig read
a paper on Great Chemists and Their
Contributions to Science" His fell
low club members unanimously voted
it the best paper yet read before the
body, Mr. Herwig having gone into his
subject thoroughly. At the next meet
ing. week hence. Clarence Felch
will read a paper on The Manufac-
ture and Use of Steel
SHE WEIGHS TEN POUNDS
there is a man in Phoenix who is
any more chesty than Leslie Adams,
he has no right to be. Yesterday Les
received a telegram from Los Angeles
announcing that Mrs. Adams, who
has been spending a part of the win
ter with her sister in that place. SaVo
birth to a girl. She weighs ten
pounds. and the father. who is a
printer, says that is just the right
font. Maybe her dad won't exhibit
her when she comes Phoenix, for
she is the first
CHECK is ClAlMED-If anybody
else forces Count Deubel of the Adams
Annex to handle checks he doesn't
want because they aren't endorsed
and he can't cash them. he is going TO
mod noon YES