Arizona republican., 1911-04-23
WILL VISIT sPRINes-Mr and

WILL VISIT sPRINGS-Mr. and
Mrs. John 7. Dunlap will spend the
coming week at Castle Hot Springs.
MEETING POSTPoNED-The reg
ular monthly social meeting of the
Womans Home Mission society of the
Central Methodist church which was
to be held tomorrow has been indef-
initely postponed.
POST ED-Th Crittenton
Home reception to have been held
April oath, has been postponed a
week owing to "Chautauqua week"
and Will be held May LIST, to S
p. m. Friends and subscribers take
notice.
SURVEY APPROVED. Mineral
Survey No. 2SS4, Eagle Brand lodge
mining claim. situated in the Mineral
Creek mining district Pinal county,
Arizona, and claimed by J. l. Coleman,
w. J. Birchell. w. +. Easton and Mrs.
Nellie L. Coleman, has been approved
by the surveyor general.
GIVING LOTS AWAY.-H c. Will
liams. one of the Prescott boosters,
will be at the board of trade offices
April "A, % and % from 10 a. m. to
y noon and from to p. m. TO ar
range as to lots the Prescott cham
Der of commerce is giving free one
half mile west of the court house at
Prescott
THEY GOT IN TOO LATE.-Fran-
cisco Nunez and Tolesfero Contrcras
were before Commissioner tombstone
yesterday, charged with the sale Of
liquor TO Indians The former as
suaged the thirst of a character wide
" known as Charley and the other
kept one Toto from perishing For
these Good Samaritan-Iike acts they
have been held to the grand jury
which will not meet again until next
October
A LINEN HOWER.-Something a
little apart from the educational line
took place at the Osborn school on
Friday, when the pupils of the gram
mar grade deluged their drawing
teacher Miss Corinne Van Noate
with a linen shower. 1t had come to
their notice that they were about to
lose their teacher, who is to be mar
ried a week from yesterday to Ralph
Blount prosperous farmer near
Glendale. The marriage will take
place at the home of the brides moth
CT on Central avenue.
TRINITY PRO-CATHEDRAL
L.
day after Easter, in Trinity pro-
cathedral. South Second avenue, facing
the courthouse, the Rev. Arthur w.
Moulton, priest in charge, as follows:
kindergarten and Sunday school at 10
O'Clock. At II o'clock the annual visi-
tation will take place Of the Ri. Rev.
julius W. Atwood, bishop Of Arizona,
who will administer the sacrament of
At the latter service the
quartet choir under the direction Of
Mrs. Deity will repeat the program of
music given on Easter day.
VALLEY MOVING PICTURES. -
In compliance with repeated requests
the moving pictures of the Salt River
valley, Roosevelt dam and territorial
fair, taken during last fair week for
the board Of trade, Will be shown
again at the Coliseum tonight These
are perhaps the best pictures of the
valley ever taken and greatly pleased
the Friday and Saturday night au-
diences at the Coliseum. They have
been used in connection with the Salt
River valley lectures at Los Angeles.
TO which place the three reels will be
this week.
WoMAN'S CLUB-The chairman
Of the household economies depart
ment of the Womans club, who is
arranging for the club picnic, To be
held Monday at the home of Mrs. W.
a. Wilson, northeast Of Phoenix. is
very DESTROYS of seeing that all mem
bers of the club have facilities for
getting to the ranch. The chairman
Of the committee on conveyances is
Mrs. f. T. Ceilings. and it is request
ed that all club members who can
one or more others with
seats in their carriages or machines
will report the fact to Mrs. Ceilings
at the earliest moment.
FIRE AT UMeoLDT-Dr. L. c.
Toney received a telegram yesterday
from Mrs Eva Burleson, at Humboldt,
apprising him that she had lost every
thing by fire There were no details
given. From other sources it was
learned that the fire was in the early
part of Friday night but whether
there were any other losses was not
learned. The doctor says that he re-
Gently sold to Mrs. Burleson the ten
room building he had used as a hos
pital in HUMBOLDT, which is doubtless
the one burned. He said the prop
erty was near a long row of buildings
which he understands were not burned,
and was also near the Humboldt
church. concerning which he has heard
nothing.