Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-18

will hold another meeting i'm the
board of trade quarters this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Engineer Harold
Baxter expects to have constitutions
and bylaws of other bureaus to sub
nit as forms To be followed as far
as practicable.
RECOVERING FROM OPERATION
Sidney A. Bartleson was operated up
on at St. Joseph's hospital Monday
morning by DIR. Wylie. assisted by Drs.
Craig and Bell, a tumor of the bladder
being removed. His many friends will
be glad to know that the operation was
successful and he is rallying as well
as could be expected. Mrs. Bartleson is
at the hospital with her husband, help
ing to care for him.
SENDS COLL PHOTOS-Aloysius
Coll the Douglas poet and magazine
writer, has requested Secretary Harry
Welch of the board of trade to fur
nish him with some photographs
suitable for illustrating an article on
the territorial road for a leading mag
aZine Welch has forwarded some
good views of the Roosevelt dam,
Roosevelt road and other points of
| interest.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Oliver Johnston of Los Angeles,
who recently conducted successful re-
vival meetings i'm this city. will take
charge of the Liberty circuit for the
remainder of the conference year. He
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will preach at the church on East
Adams street on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. All are cordial
| ly invited.
ENTHUSIASTIC, QUITE-Mr and
Mrs. Charles +. Merwin of Moscow
Idaho, are evidently quite strong
| for the Salt River valley. They
called at the board of trade yester-
day and when they had gone the fol-
lowing was seen written on the reg
lister, opposite their names: THE
best town of its size in the. l.. $
Offers. with territory tributary. the
best opportunities in almost every
line of investment"
POSTCARDS Secretary Harry
Welch of the board of trade yester-
day sent to the Los Angeles branch
copy of every Salt River valley
postcard he could obtain. The cards
will be placed in albums for the de-
location and education of visitors to
the bureau. Mrs. Cowgirl wrote that
no doubt a collection of valley post
cards would be a valuable addition To
the collection of literature and pic
lures on hand.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT PRES
BYTERlAN CHURCH.-As the VIII
liams meetings were necessarily can
celed, the usual special services held
in the Presbyterian church will COM
mence tonight DR.. Campbell's theme
tonight will be. THE Responsibility of
Unbelief." The sermon viii be es-
pecially helpful To church members
as well as others. The services will
be opened by a song service led by a
chorus and the solo will be sung by
Miss Alexander. All are invited To
enjoy these services. Bring your
friends with you.
A NEW MAP-The Greene & Grif-
fin Investment company has just
had made by Architect George Pheby
a new map, showing the northside
canal system of the valley. 1t is not
to be published, at least not now, but
blue prints are made of it whenever
desired. 1t shows clearly all the
points of interest desired on a map,
fully up to date. and in addition
there is especially marked the hold
ings of the company or the larger
tracts for which it has the selling
lagency.
IN THE HANDS OF THE PEO-
Territorial Secretary
r. A. Kirk finished his work of send
ing out the printed copies OF the
iconstitution to all names shown on
the great registers of the various
counties, the supplying of members
of the late convention and the mail