Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

the summer with her mothe- at the old home in Celina, ohio. The mess age was one of sudden shock, for he did not know the little girl was ill and a letter only a few days before had recited her health and happiness. MT. Fiske left the same evening on the limited train for Celina to attend the funeral
 TRINITY PRO CATHEDRAL - Services will be held today, Whitsun- day. in Trinity pro-cathedral, South Second avenue. facing the courthouse, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school, at 10 o'clock; holy communion and sermon at II o'clock. At the latter service the quartet choir under the di- rection of Mrs. Deity will Glve the following selections: organ Nolun- tary, Allegro (Guilmant); Stainer's communion service; offertory duet ar ranged from the hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul Gassen); Mrs. Leecraft and Mrs. Jessop: postlude (Hesse)
 AFRICAN Nj. E. CHURCH-Sunday will mark the third quarterly meeting for this conference yea. Presiding Elder w H. Prince, D. D, will preach at Il a. m. and D m. The sacramen; of the Lords supper will he aiminis- tered at each service. The Sabbath school convA les Ut 10 a. m with Miss Ardmore Lewis. Sdperintendenc, ard parents are urged to send their chil- dren. General class :hee;inS at T. m. The church is .,n the corner "t Sec ond and JefferSCn streets, Rev. H. Franklin Bray. pls'"r. All will be made welcome at each ser vice.
 FAME IS ASSURED-The names of the members of the board of supervis- DTS shall last as long as the Center street bridge shall stand, and if is the opinion of experts that it will last for ever There was yesterday received from Los Angeles a huge bronze tablet on which is set forth the names Of the members of the board. the district attorney, the fact of the cooperation between the board and public spirited citizens for the construction of the bridge and the amount that vas con- tributed bv the county, by subscrlp- tions and by the government toward the building of the bridge. This tablet will be secured in a permanent place in the structure.
 FOLLOWING A FIXED PURPOSE Among the graduates of the Phoenlx high school one may note in the person of J NJ. Johnson a fine example of a young man who has started cut with a definite purpose in view and proposes to overcome every difficulty necessary to obtain his object. Mir. Johnston was student in the Los Angeles college
 of osteopathy and has mastered the course. bein gadvanced to point en-
 titling him to graduation and dlplo- ma, except for one thing, and that was the proper credentials from high
 school of college. Though Mr. John ston was a we'll informed young man
 he lacked this credential and de-
 termined to come to Phoenix and get It. He entered the senior class of the
 Phoenix high school last fall and last night secured his coveted prize.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-The June meeting of the territorial board of equalization will be held next week. beginning Monday and lasting probably the greater part of the week
 This is the annual meeting for the fixing of valuations on railroad prop all may have a personal knowledge of of the board there. will probably be many railroad attorneys present to look out for the interests of the Narl- ous companies. In addition, 1t IS understood that T. E. Campbell of Prescott. president of the Arizona Association of County Assessors has issued a call for the members or the association to be present in Phoenix durjng the session of the board that all may have a personal knowledge of the manner of the fixing of valuations and more comprehensive uhueT- standing of the situation.
 B. G. PECKA HERE-B. G. Pecka who lived here for a great many years and finally acquired the San Diego habit SO strongly that he moved his
 family there and gives Phoenix really the smaller half of his affections re-
 turned here yesterday morning for a stay until after the first of July. MT
 Pecka still has large Phoenix interests
 and would probably resent the lmpu- tation that he was growing cold in his love for this valley. but he will beal ! watching. He is cold already around
 the edges. for he reported that he al
 most froze to death in Maricopa Fri day night. The board of trade will dC
 well to keep an eye on him Tor nc
 may return to San iDego and tell the people it is showing in the Salt river valley. Mir Pecka says San Diego l' moving along finely and placing grea store bv what will happen between now and the exposition of 1915. He say: the city is not quite so well filled witt tourists as in the winter. but the iodg ing houses are pretty well filled III