Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-08

mnny place. 9I2 Grand avenue. by
Minnie A. Stevens. secretary of NJ. 5.
C. T. A. subject. Power Of Thought
All seats free Public is invited
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
Maricopa chapter d. \. r. will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Geo. W. Wick
crs. corner Third avenue and Bennett
lane. next Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock Visiting members are in
vited
NEW NoTARlES-The following
named have been appointed nOtaries
public: Geo. II. Crosby Jr. Stafford:
William V. Thorpe. Stafford: r d.
Burdick. Bisbee; J NJ w. Moore.
Prescott; Anna Q. Molloy. Yuma; w
J. Enery, Miami
ROAD DISTRICT ELEcTloN-An
election was held in special road dis
trict No. l Yesterday To- name trus-
tee To succeed T. NJ LamsOn Mr.
Lamson was chosen To succeed him
self there being fourteen votes east
Of which he secured thirteen, one be
ing cast for Gordon Tweed
NO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY=Guy
F. Kotribatz of 1912 Theron avenue.
Union Port. New York has written
Marshal Moore asking if there are any
vacancies on the ranches in this vi
cinity The police station is not an en-
ployment bureau. though the chief has
secured several jobs for Andy Garcia.
WoMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONS
The Womans Foreign and Home
Mission societies Of Central Methodist
church will hold joint meeting on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. G. r. Ambrose. 1863
North Fifth avenue a splendid pro-
gram has been arranged and all
members are earnestly requested to
be present.
LUTHERAN CHURCH Lutheran
church services Sunday January Sth.
1890 a. m. in the w c. T L
hall on 227 West Monroe Subject
Of sermon. "Christ's Business" Sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. Evening
services at 7:3O. subject. The Story
of Love" German service and preach
ing January 18th in the evening at
7:3O. a cordial invitation is extended
To- all. Services are all conducted BY
Rev. George Luepke. 1907 East Nc
Kinley. All are welcome.
WHAT NEXT?-Speculatio as to
what Billy Cook will lose next is a
popular pastime with the friends Of
the cowman. Two or three days ago
% -,
and yesterday he lost a check for S75.
He happened To need a little money and
drew check i'm favor Of cash" Then
he started down town and when he got
to the bank he was sans check. Again
he invoked the aid of the police and
then retraced his steps hOmeward. on
the way he found the slip of paper he
had lost
CABLE BURNED-The big cable
Of the Consolidated Telephone com
pany. which was burned out at the
corner Of Seventh avenue and Wash
ington street. has been permanently
repaired. Temporary repairs had been
made and the cable was in use an
hour after the accident but some time
was consumed in making the repairs
permanent. A trolley pole OF a street
car jumped from its own cable. be-
came tangled in the wiring above and
burned the telephone cable There
was quite a little blaze for a few
minutes and the passengers on the
car were much frightened
FUNERAL OF MISS RooF-The
ffssnaVa1 Of I oil
daughter of c. II. Roof of Topeka,
Kansas. will be held in the Y. NJ. g.
A. parlors at 10 a. IN. Monday, Janu-
AIRY 9. The funeral will be under the
auspices of the German Lutheran
church. the sermon being preached by
the pastor. Mr.. LutZ. in both English
and German. Deceased has been i'll
since last April. She was brought TO
Phoenix about three months ago but
declined slowly until her death which
occurred last Tuesday Her sister.
Mrs. Bowers, arrived from Santa Re
yesterday morning to attend the fun
eral.
OLD RESIDENT HERE-Harry W
Adams. formerly of Phoenix. but now
a New Mexico capitalist, spent yester-
day in Phoenix Though he has not
lived here for several years, Mr.. Adams
is still interested in valley farm lands,
most Of his holdings being IN the vicin-
ity of Glendale. Yesterday. he made a
trip to Granite Reef. accompanied by
Colonel L. +. bravo, Lieutenant Picken
f. Woodson, +. ]. Bennitt and Frank
Lane Mr.. Adams was much impressed
by the dam aDd other improvements
he saw while here and was naturally q
little regretful that his business affairs
make il impossible for him to return to
Phoenix to live.
MONEY FOR BOARO-Friday af-
ternoon the finance committee of the
board Of trade got busy and in two
hours had raised $1,000, just to show
what it could do when it tried, The
committee~will devote some little time
to canvassing during the next few
DAYS and expects To raise enough
money to keep the board running in
fine shape for some months. Every
one approached Friday subscribed read
ily In fact the committee found
everyone willing to help along the
work of the board and several said
that they had been intending to call
and make subscriptions. All that was