Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

arc rejoicing over the arrival or a Ilne
 baby boy. The mother is doing nicely. FUNERAL YESTEROAY-The flu neral of Sisto LiZZaraga. whose death toccurred recently, took place yesterday iaftcrnoon. Intcrmcnt was in tho Por- ter cemetery.
 NOT IN POTTER'S FIELD The
 Republican was misinformcd as to the lintcrmcnt Of SiSto LizarraGa which occurred yesterday in the Porter ccmc- Itery, instead of in the pottcr's field
 as had been reported Many friends attended the funeral
 RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN TOWN TT. Q. Bonney, travelling passenger
 agent of the Washington Sunset route, IWith headquarters in Los Angeles. is
 passing the early week in town. An other railroad official here on busi-
 ness is C. T Slauson. travelling pas scnSer agent of the Erie. whose main
 office is in san Francisco.
 A CORRECTION-Th attention of Tue Republican is called to inc fact
 that it was misinformcd as to meet ing being called by the board of gov ! crnors on March 2?. The board has called no such meeting nor considered 1 it. believing the questions at issue were sufficiently disposed of last Sat urday.
 CLOSE CAtl-The-eXpr wagon i, employed by local undertaken Tor hauling outside boxes 10 the cemetery seems tu have ambitions as business maker as well as q common carrier. [ Yesterday it ran down a man on | bicycle in front of the Hotel Adams. ! He was severely shaken up and lit | tie cuticlc was torn loose but no great damage was done.
 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Services at The Church of the Breth- rcn. Dunkards). March 26th. 1912. Subject for 1:45 r. m. The washing of the Saints feet. A church ordi- nance to be perpetuated in the church. j"'Tm Christ Comes Again" Scrip ture reading. st. John. 18th chap. by Elder Jacob Witmore. Fl Centro. Cal. , Everybody invited. lO25 Grand avenue.
 DEATH OF E. H. cORLETT-E. H. Corlett died last night at 6 o'clock at his home on the Mcdowell road or bronchial asthra of which he ha' i been a long sufferer. He came here about four and half wears ago rom Ohio with his wife and son IioWarH who survive him. The body will be sent back to Ohio for interment me latter part ot the week. DcceaseJ was 8 years old.
 CONTRASTS OF CLlMATE-Ar1- zona's inauguration ball held out oi doors ant a snow bound passenger train in Michigan are the contrasting views in a recent Sunday iSsue oi the Detroit Free Press. Mounted on large card the page is placed on eAhi- bition in the office of the PhoeniN board of trade The story that cdrrlcs the pictures is by Frederick Hewitt whose article is an appreciation ol Arizona's superb winter climate. ARTHUR DAVIS PARTY IN SPECTS DAM-Eeclamation officials. Arthur P. Davis. the chief engineer: l.. c Hill. supervisor; C. II. Fitch. proiect engineer; President John r. Orme of the Water Users assoclatloh' and R A. Fowler will return today after passing the carly week m an inspection tour of Globe ana the Roosevelt dam. This is Mir. Davis first visit to the dam since its conl- plction. In the party are Mrs. li1ii. Mrs Fitch and Miss Margaret tltcn.
 FRANK DE SouZA CHAINED A feature Of the dance given the ElkS at their gathering in Tucson recently was the presentation of an Elks' head charm to Frank DeSouza. first prcSi- dent of the state organization. by L. NJ. Dickcrson. newly elected president. The charm consists of great clh head set upon a black plate. both ot solid gold. On the reverse of the plstc tho sentence. Presented to Brother Frank DcSouza by delegates of Arizona EIks' reunion. March, 1912, was engraved.
 Y. N. C. A. BOYS AcTlVE-The Rows Department of the Y. M. C. A. IS i practicins daily for the baseball games scheduled for the latter part ol the l week Friday a game is on with the l Osborne school nine and Saturday they
 play the Central school team. Both | games will be played on the seventh l avenue grounds. Friday the Altru'Stlc I club will have an outing. Members will leave the Glendale cars at orange l
 wood and take long hike on the des-
 crt. The line of march will be lei by | ! F. Jones who will be master or | ceremonies at tho wiencrwurst roast | that follows.
 SYMPHONY CLUB PERHAPS -I The T. M C. A. entertainment com mittee has in prospect an extra num- bcr as a surprise to the course pat rons. It is the celebrated symphony ] club and lady quartet Of Chica6o | which it is trying to secure to give one of it's entertainments. April 3o It is just by chance that this spicn- did company can be booked and If 1t comes the attraction will be offered at the pro rata course of regular tickets. The company gives pro gram of great variety. There VIII De quartet. mandolin and guitar mum bers. violin and vocal solos and mis- cellaneous readings.
 BOOSTER cOMiNG-Tion. Luciu .R. Barrow. who is at present m |
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