Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
MILITARY couRrEsY-Major E

MILITARY coURTEsY-Major E.
 F. Grinstead will talk to the boys oi
 Company B. N. c. A.. this evening
 Military Courtesy" being his subject
 As Major Grinstead has made life time study of the training and handling of troops. this is a topic upon which he
 is exceptionally well qualified to speak and his talk is expected to be
 one of the most interesting and in- structive of the series Captain Earl w.
 Hill has arranged for the education of his men
 DAIRYMEN WILL MEET-There
 win be a meeting at the court house on Saturday afternoon at 1880 D. m.
 to which all the dairymen of the val
 ley are cordially invited. The meet ing will be for the discussion of plans for the bettering of conditions for the local dairymen. possibly with d view of organizing another creamery company. The dairymen are more or less dissatisfied with matters as they now stand in the handling of their products and believe they can devise some method of bettering themselves.
 DEATH OF MRS. HoRNBAkER- Mrs. NJ. C. Hornbaker died Tuesday morning at the family home, 92i North Third street, of pneumonia. Her mother who was notified of her ser iuus illness is now enroute here and the disposition of the body will not be decided upon until her arrival, but it is likely it will be sent east for interment Beside her husband who is employed in the Arizona Eastern shops. deceased is survived by little girl two years old, and to them will be extended the sympathy of many friends.
 THE SUPREME COURT MEETING - When the January meeting of the supreme court adjourned it was an- nounced that the court would meet again about the middle of March. the Aac: date '" he made known in good time. Yesterday it was given out by Clerk r. A. Tr;tle that the court w";ld hold session March 2l and 22. and that opinions would be handed down on March 25. the Saturday fol- lowing. Colonel Roosevelt will ar rive in .he cit,' on March IS ana will probably leave cn MaDch 70.
 GUESTS AT CASTLE HOT SPRINGS Among the recent arrivals at Cas- tie Hot Springs are Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson and family. Chicago; MT and Mrs Clarence Carpenter. Colorado Springs, Colo; Miss Bertha Ruffner, New York City: Major Charles Lowndes and family. Colorado Springs. Colo: MT. and Mrs Wm. F. Woodward, Portland. Oregon; Mir. Geo Purdy Bullard. Mir. Lindsay and MT. Tritle motored up from Phoenix and stayed over until Mon day The weather has been beautiful " warm and pleasant and everyone has been enjoying the outdoor life to the fullest Tonight the guests at the hotel are giving a fancy dress ball in the large music room which promises to be quite a gay affair
 MAJOR GR;NSTEAD-The regular weekly drill of Company A. \. G. A. held last evening at the city hall. was turned into a congratulatory meeting by the news from Clifton that Captain E. P. Grinstead had been chosen major of the third battalion. According to telegram received by Captain Grin stead from Colonel A. NJ. Tuthill. of the election board. his cleo ton was practically unanimous. The new major was the recipient of sincere from the men Of Com pany A. but underneath their congratu- ations there was a sincere regret that Major Grinstead can no longer continue IS commanding officer of the c0mpany. He has commanded the company since ts organization a little less than three years ago. An election to fill vacan- ,ies in the officers staff of Company A will be held shortly.
 EDUCATED Es-charIes 3ernetzke has issued d couple of pos al cards of snapshots made by him ,f ostriches at the Hot Springs. Ark, ace track not long ago. One of the ;arcs shows an ostrich hitched to d racing sulky. and he is not there ? erely for show. either. for the ostrich 2 capable of developing great deal ,f speed when he is shown that it s wanted. and he takes an apparent bfbSH NIln n UOTSc. The other card shows an ostrich pulling a blow. Mir. Bernetzke took ! third picture of a saddle ostrich. put that has not yet been put upon ! rostal card. In the course of his l, urney Mir. Bernetzke visited all the ostrich farms in the south. but hs ias seen none that will compare with hose of the Salt River valley. either n the number or the quality of the birds
 ARIZONA DAY PoSTPoNED-~Ar- zona Day" which was to have been observed by the Woman's club of with Miss Sharlot Hall in on Tuesday. February :. in the Arizona School of Music. has been postponed until February 21. This event was to have been known IS 'Gentlemen's Guest Night" and vas to have included also d recep- ion to the teachers and officials of the Phoenix public schools. The change was made necessary by an