Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-11
MYERS FUNERAL TODAY


ner of Third and Pearce streets.
MYERS FUNERAL TODAY = The
double funeral of George Myers and
wife. victims of the tragedy of Sat
urday last, will be held this after
noon at o'clock in the parlors of
Moore & Mcclellan. Interment will
be in Greenwood cemetery.
AFTER BUSINESS S. Griffin
of the firm of Greene g. Griffin left
last night for Los Angeles and other
southern California points on bust
ness mission. He did not disclose
his plans but said he thought he saw
something in sight and was going af-
ter it.
BANK CALL SSUED-Territoria
Auditor George A. Mauk yesterday
issued a call to all the territorial
banks TO submit statements of their
conditions at the close of business
Saturday night. January I. The call
is issued simultaneously with that
of the national bank comptroller to
the national banks of the territory
JOINT INSTALLATIONS The odd
Fellows and Rebekahs of Phoenix will
hold a joint installation in their
lodge room tonight The members
and visiting members of both
branches of the order and the MEM
bers of their families are invited as
the public ceremony will be used.
though the invitation is not for the
public generally.
WOMAN'S ClUB-There was a
meeting of the woman's club yester-
day afternoon at the usual hour
and place. but the attendance was
not large owing to the weather. Such
an excellent program had been pre-
pared il was decided TO postpone il
until such time as a larger attend
ance was assured so the hour was
devoted to an impromptu program.
THE NEW mANAGER-w. H.
Mann who has succeeded ]. w. Roe
buck as manager of the Western
Union office in this city. assumed his
new duties, yesterday. Mr.. Roe
buck will continue to be connected
with the office. Mr.. Mann is not
stranger in Phoenix for he was con-
nected with the Postal Telegraph
company here for some time num-
Der of years ago.
DEFERRED BY RAIN-Governor
Sloan. the member of the board of
control and Territorial Engineer J. B.
Grand. who planned to leave for
Globe by automobile yesterday morn
ing. TO inspect the Globe Roosevelt
territorial road, decided not to start
when they noted the state of the
weather. II the weather conditions
are favorable they will leave Thurs
day morning for the Gils capital
DOING WEll-E F. Kellner who
was operated on for appendicitis on
Monday was reported yesterday as
iod has not passed. Mrs. Kellner ar
rived on the morning train from their
home in Venice. Cal. A daughter. |
Mrs. Willie Claypool. arrived from |
Globe on the afternoon train, and |
their other daughter who resides in |
Ell Paso. is expected this morning.
sPARRiNG EXHIBITION - There
will be an added attraction at the |
Grand theatre tonight in the shape of |
a sparring exhibition between Kid |
Kirby and Kid Johnson, the latter a |
local expert in the noble art OF self
defense Kirby is one of the best |
in the ring today. be- !
ing as fast as Abe Attell and almost /
as clever. He is looked upon by |
those who know as potential light |
weight champion. Johnson is also
good with the gloves. The doors will
be thrown open and the public adj
mitted free to the exhibition.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Sun
day afternoon an unfortunate auto
mobile accident occurred on the
Tempe road in front of the asylum
for the insane. DIR. n. D. Brayton !
was driving toward Phoenix being ac-
in the machine by Miss
Terry and Mrs. Johnson of North
Second street A rear tire blew UP
and the machine which was moving
rapidly swerved across the road and
through the fence around the asylum
grounds. All members of the party
were thrown out but only Miss Terry
suffered serious injury Both bones
of her left leg were broken below the
knee and she was otherwise bruised.
that however being the chief injury /
DR.. RedeWill was sumomned and gave
the injured attention.
THE PRICE OF A MlNE-The
friends of Frank Leland who spent
some time in Phoenix will be pleas
ed to learn that he has become a
mining magnate. The Medford,
(Ore), Mail Tribune says of a recent I
transaction in that state: Frank NJ
Leland has purchased the Osgood.
Deep Gravel and Logan mines in the
Waldo mining district. in Josephine
county. paying s2S5.O0O. For the
Osgood mine he paid $4,000. for the
Deep Gravel $4,000. and for the /
Logan 100000. The mines will be
operated by an eastern
syndicate. of which Mr.. Leland is the
Mr. Leland has been
doing extensive development and
prospecting work at the mines during
the past few months. So pleased was
he with the returns that he took over
the mines and will operate them on a
large scale"