Arizona republican., 1911-01-15
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SUNDAY SCnOol, ~ d. III. preaching, II
a m. and p. IN. great meeting is in
progress and all are welcome. b. b. b.
johnson, pastor.
YOUNG MANS DEATH-Edward
Jones Anderson. age 20 years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs William ii. Anderson of
80 North Ninth avenue, died Friday
noon The funeral was held in the par
Tors of Easterling & Whitney yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A BICYCLE THETA stranger
who gave the name of Alexander FOs-
ter was arrested for the theft of a
bicycle from John Ii. Hill. He was try
ing to sell the wheel at GrIswOlds. He
said that he bought it from man who
said his name was Doyle and that is
all he knows about him. Foster is evil
IDENTIFY a hobo. He had in his posses
sion a small quantity of bacon. some
salt and pepper He was arraigned
before Justice tombstone.
BUCKEYE STAGE-The Buckeye
stage failed to arrive here on We'd
nesday with the mail from the lower
NdlltAs buA 6'A III an itblA Vii iAhnN
and returned yesterday. Some may
not know that the mail still goes to
Buckeye by stage instead of train, as
the change has not yet been made, but
il would have been no better for the
mail i'm this instance if the train had
been the carrier, for the railroad
bridge was also out of business for a
day.
TO START MORE SURVEYS
Frank NJ. Johnson, supervisor of sur
veys of the general land office, who
has been here for several weeks. left
last night for Daggett Cal He will as
sist in the inauguration of work by six
different government surveying parties
assigned to work in that locality. He
expects To return to Phoenix sometime
during the week and within the ensuing
month will equip two or three more
surveying parties for work in this ter
ritory.
THE RESERVOIR-Th water ele-
walton in the Roosevelt reservoir was
still a little short of 100 feet yester-
day morning when the reading was
9S45. The water continued To- pour
i'm over the intake twenty inches deep
all day. however. that being a flow of
3.2O0 second feet in addition To- what
was coming from Tonic and smaller
tributaries. So it was estimated that
the 1901 foot reading was passed pref
ty early in the day. and 100 feet means
10S.SSO acre feet of stored water.
Granite Reef day was also topped
4 1 I.
day.
ARBoR DAY PROCLAMATION
Governor Sloan yesterday issued his
annual proclamation for the double
Arbor day which Arizona enjoys. For
the benefit of new settlers it is eX-
planned that two arbor days are neces-
sary in Arizona on account of the
differing climates in various pOr-
lions of the territory. When ii is
tree planting time in the southern val
leys it is still winter in the north. The
proclamation issued yesterday names
February as Arbor day in the fol-
lowing named counties: COchise, ella,
Graham. Greenlee, Maricopa, Pima.
Pinal, Santa Cruz. Yuma. April { is
named as Arbor day for the counties
of Apache, Navajo, Coconino, Mahave
and Yavapai.
HUNTING A LOST SOMA letter
has been received from Mrs. +. J. Wood
of 81 North Ewing street, Helena,
Mont, inquiring about her son, Joseph
A. wood. She says he came to this ter
ritory about two years ago and has
not since been heard from. II is stated
in the letter that since his departure
the writer had moved from her former
postoffice address and she suggests
that that may be a reason why she
failed to hear from her son. He was
sick at the time of his coming to the
territory and he may have gone to some
health resort. She writes: Il am very
old and would like to see him before
| have to leave this world" She adds
that his father left him some money
which she thinks he will need.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
CIENTIST-Services are held in the
postoffice building at IL o'clock. Sub
ject of the lesson sermon, Life"
Sunday school is held at 10 o'clock.
Wednesday evening meeting at
O'Clock The reading rooms maintain
ed by this church are open daily ex-
cept Sunday at the same address
from . to y. IN. At these rooms
welcome is extended to the public and
an opportunity afforded to read or
purchase all authorized Christian
Science literature. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the church
services. There will be a free lecture
on Christian Science in the Arizona
School of Music Monday evening,
January %, by Professor Hermann :.
Herring of Concord. y. II. Professor
Herring is member of the Christian
Science board of lecturship of Boston,
and his lecture will doubtless be
well authenticated statement on this
subject.
SALVATION ARMY APPEALING
Salvation Army captain wishes to
make an appeal through the columns
of The Republican for donations of
money and clothing to meet the press
ing demand that is at present being
made upon the army for relief. One
or two concrete examples of urgent
need might be cited: \ mother with
two little girls is compelled to move