Arizona republican., 1912-07-06
DONALD M'oUEEN-A Phoeni'

DONALD M'oUEEN-A Phoenix Queen of Mesa
 FORD-John A Cant, Mesa; F. k. Newhauser, New York; Irene Roden, Chandler; Mrs. F. Roscoe. Chandler; A. T. Kampe. San Francisco; w. w. Higgins, Buckeye; T. P. Smith, Los Angeles: l.. l. Hanlon, Troy.
 RETURNED FROM FRISCO Howard & Reed. reclamation en- gineer in charge of canals returned yesterday morning from San Fran cisco. His trip-a purely business one-was a complete success, though he says he did not get to see much of the exposition city.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Opposite postoffice. w. R. Thornton pastor. Il A. M. pastor vii preach. s p M there will be special service for young people. All are invited. At P NJ. we all will join in the union ser vice at the City Plaza. Dr. Harker, pastor NJ. E. church will preach. Lets all hear him.
 THE ADAMS-J. Fred Fletcher, Kansas City; Abe Jacobs, New York; C. P HeatOn Los Angeles; R. $. Mas son, Los Angeles; w. H Wigglesworth and family, Durango, Col; R. c. Lang ley. Parker; A. B. Hardwick, Parker: c. C. Deenan, Parker; c. w. James, St. Louis; W. P. Parkhurst. San Francis co; J. <. Peters, Fl Paso, Tex; John MacIntyre, Hayden.
 IiIrLCDhkt NLttPNLI Lutheran church service in the w. c. T. |. hall, 227 West Monroe, Sunday July 7th at 10:45 a. m. Subject. How May One Obtain a Blessing from the Work of His Hands," Sun day school and bible class at 9:45 q. m. Subject for bible class, Christ Calls His First Disciples" A cordial welcome is extended to all
 SAUCE FOR THE GANDER. SAUCE FOR THE GOOsE-Mrs. R. L. Bake left on Thursday night for Agua Caliente Hot Springs whence her husband returned last week great ly improved in health. He had been for long time a sufferer of rheuma- tism. Mrs. Bake has been similarly troubled. She will remain at the
 
 ALL RAILROAD REPORTS IN - All railroad reports of assessable property. required under a law passed at the regular session of the legis- lature and amended by the special ses- sion, have been received by the state tax commission and by Monday will have been placed in the hands of the board of equalization It is said no opposition from the railroads has been encountered to the proposed changes which will be made in some cases. PEOPLES TAeERNAClE-Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Conservation ser gellstic service at D. m. The pas tor, Ford HendricksOn, in charge oi i the tabernacle work has been called l to make q missionary journey tC ! Italy and will start on his journey i July 18th. making his way by raj 1 to New York thence by boat tC l Naples, leaving two more sabbath: l for prayer and exhOrtation. Fol 1 special services between seventy five and one hundred people stood outside You are invited in. Can seat about 350 people Come early.
 1 DEATH OF GEORGE HURD.-Th' body of George Hurd who died on Wed 1 nesday has been taken back to Indian | apOlis for interment. under escort of hi: l wife and his sister Mrs. George Th' | Hurds came here last March. their mis sion being the betterment of MT. Hurd l health. They were long time friend l of Mr and Mrs. George F Merrymal l i0l 1 and his death appeals to them as | personal bereavement Mr Hurd wa 1 an electrician by profession and super l intenden5 of the commission that hat charge of all the electrical work in tn, l Cincinnati schools. He was we'll know
 in that city and highly respected by al THE TELEPHONE TRANSFER | The Way of the stocks and bonds o
 the Overland Telephone co. were pour
 ing into the Phoenix Savings Bank an Trust company, the trustees, yesterday
 indicated that the deal whereby tn | Mountain States Telephone cOmpan
 would acquire the Overland propert!
 would be ratified in short order. Tn
 time limit for the transaction is Jul
 20th but ir is quite probable that a suf i ficient amount of the securities to com
 plete the transfer will have been re
 Ceived in four or five days. All tn
 stock that is turned over will brn
 fifteen cents per share and it is indi , cated now that most of it will come i
 as uncertainty will attend the fate c
 that which is withheld.
 VALLEY HORSE PERFORMS The prOudest man in Phoenix yes
 terday was Frank Cavalieri when h thelrd that his horse Creme de Menth , had taken second money at La Sall' , Ill., the day before and making tn , mile in 2:19A Creme de Menth , was lately started on what is know
 as the half mile circuit, all races be ' ing over half mile tracks. This serit = | of events precedeS the grand circu