Arizona republican., 1911-02-20

1870 North Third avenue.
CALL TO PRAYER-All women in
terested in the local option movement
are invited 10 meet for prayer every
morning this week at the. w c. II. L..
rooms, 227 West Monroe street.
IN ARTEsIAN BELT-The rush to
file on lands in the San Simon val
ley, in the vicinity of the place where
artesian water was struck a short
time ago, continues at the Phoenix
land office. Eighty homestead fill
ings were made last week.
WILL SELL HoRsE-The hand
some brown horse picked up by the
police several days ago win be sold
at Kearley's stable, First and Adams
street. this morning at 10 o'clock I'M
less the owner appears to pay the
pound charges.
RAILWAY COMMISSION - The
regularly monthly meeting of the Ari-
iona Railway commission will be held
today. the chairman. w. p McNair
arriving here yesterday from Douglas
to attend il. 1t is likely there will be
little doing outside of routine work
BIcYcLES-Two bicycles We're
added to the collection of the city po-
lice yesterday. One is a green framed
wheel brought in from the vicinity
of the cemetery. where it has been
for some time. The condition of
the bike shows that it laid out i'm sew
eral rains. Ii has no name plate
The other wheel is brand new Yale.
MRS. ST. JOHN lll-Mrs. SiIas
St. John, who recently went to Pres
colt to become matron of the Pioneers
Home. of which her husband is sup
erintendent, is confined to her room
at that institution. suffering with
pneumonia. The affliction developed
about the middle of last week and at
last reports the patient was very ILL.,
Her many friends in this city will re
greet to learn of her illness.
FUNERAL OF MR.. JAGEMAN-
The funeral of. Chas. w. Jageman,
who died Saturday morning. February
IS. at, the home of his law
Thos. Armstrong, of the surveyor
generals office. will be held Mon
day at 2:s0 from the parlor of Mer-
ryman & Hayt The services will
be in charge of the Masonic frater-
nifty. Mr.. Jageman was 81 years old,
was born in Germany. coming to Ari-
IONA from Illinois in 1883.
BROKE FOUR RIBS-Henry A.
Etter, agent for the Singer Sewing
TO 1,f
home, 1850 East Mckinley street;
with four broken ribs. Early Thurs
day morning Mr.. Etter climbed upon
the roof of his house to fix a Chin
ney and while walking across the
roof. slipped and fell He was re-
moved from his perilous position as
soon as possible and the physicians
called and found that the fall has re-
suited in four broken ribs.
GOLDMAN QUALIFIEs-sid Cold
man yesterday qualified TO join the de-
tachment of rough riders which it is
expected will escort Theodore Roose-
welt from the dam site to the cliff
dwellings on the occasion of his visit
next month. Mr.. Goldman has no bull
let wounds to show, but he is an ac-
rough rider for all that
Yesterday he was galloping down
Central avenue when both reins of the
bride were broken. He very deliber-
ately reached forward and grabbed the
headstall bringing his mount to a halt,
never grabbing leather, II is limited by
witnesses though that he was mighty
glad his saddle had a horn on it,
NOTABLE SUNDAY SCHOOL
interested in Sunday
school work and Bible study will be
pleased to hear that Robert NJ Hopkins
will be in this city on Tuesday. deliv-
ering addresses both afternoon and
evening in the Christian church Mr.
is national superintendent of
the Sunday schools of the Christian
church and is said to be a fine speak
er. live wire and one whose heart is
thoroughly in his work. At 2:3O p. m.
he Will speak especially to the officers,
teachers and Sunday school workers
In the evening at 1880 o'clock he will
speak in the interest of Bible school
work. The public is cordially invited,
and especially the workers in any or
all of the Bible schools of the city.
FINE COUNTRY HoME-The new
country home of r. A. Jones on North
Central avenue, eight miles north of
Phoenix, is now well under construc-
lion and it is said by those who have
seen it that it will be the finest one in
that whole section, and that is a pretty
big statement, for there are a lot OF
nice places out Orangewood way. 1t
IS brick house but the brick will be
sand pebbled, the mission style of |
architecture being employed. The
building will be of two stories and will |
contain seven large rooms. The work
las progressed to a point where the |
Singing of the roof comes next and !
N a short time ii will be fully enclosed. |
Mr. Jones has a ten-acre tract and will |
plant it all to oranges it is understood |
.hough at present it is partly in alfal- |
"a.
RAILROAD GoSSlP-DanieI @
Reid. chairman of the board of direc |
tors of the Rock Island visited Los
Angeles recently discussing the rail-
road situation at some length i'm an !
interview in the Times. The follow
ing extract from his interview win