Arizona republican., 1912-03-06

Phoenix for a few hours yesterday. | returning to his home in Prescott on an evening train.
 G. A. R. MEETING-J. w. owen 1 post No. 5. G. A. R., will meet in
 regular session at K. of P. hall today at 2:30 o'clock. All members are re-
 quested to be present.
 MOTHERS cIRcLE-The Mothers child study circle of the Mckinley school will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the school building There will be an interest ing program with music and discuss sion of subjects O! concern to moth- CTS. followed by a social hour. PROVING UP-O. E.. Young. who is nursing some promising mining claims in the Wenden district. came down from that camp yesterday to witness the proving up of homestead claims acquired by M. NJ. Briggs and Mrs M. A. Dodson. Other members of the party were M. F. Josephi and Joe Whitehouse
 HOUSE DESTROYED-A frame house belonging to Adolph Liebenow
 
 was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The flames are supposed to have started from a gasoline stove. All of the occupants of the building escaped without injury. The loss is estimated to be about s2000.
 NEW tIGHTS-City Electrician Copson has completed the installation of ornamental street lights from Third to Fifth streets on East Wash ington and these were lighted for the first time Monday evening. As soon as additional supplies are received the work will be continued on East Ad- ans street
 EXAMINATION COMPLETED -I The quarterly teachers examination which has been going forward for a couple of days in the office of the county superintendent of schools at the court house was completed yes- terday afternoon. Fifteen applicants waded through the papers which now go to the board of examiners.
 PEOPLES TABERNACLE The Peoples tabernacle at the corner of West Washington street and Third | avenue. is going up rapidly and will be ready for the opening service. l Wednesday. March 6. at 7:30 D. m. 1 The doors will be open to all colors | and races of men and all are invited | to go and hear the old time religion. | There will be electric lights and com | fortable seats.
 4 FINE DAUGHTER-Mr. and Mrs 1 X. F. Morris. who reside at 1906 West | Adams street, are rejoicing in the | arrival of a fine daughter at their | home yesterday afternoon. This is | the first heir to the couple and they | are correspondingly happy. MT. Nor ris. who is conducting the Phoenix | agency. regards the inci- dent as a good omen for himself and | all advertisers.
 OLD FOLKS MEETING-There will he an old folks meeting at Central Methodist church opposite the post office. Sunday morning. March To- The service will be for the enjoyment of old folks especially but everybody | under 100 years old is invited to at tend. Songs of 100 years ago will be sung. The choir will be composed of old people. The pastor will preach q short sermon from Psalm 92:12:14
 GIDEON SECRETARY coMiNG- Professor A. K. Stabler. president of The Federated Brotherhood, announces ] meeting of that body to take place Thursday night at o'clock in the Methodist church. The purpose of the meeting is to make arrangements for the reception of w. r. Henderson, | secretary of the Gideon band Prof | Stabler is anxious that everyone in terested be present as Mir Henderson Is known to be a Tive wire" and ex- poets to make things hum.
 PENNEY & ROBINSON MOVE - The gun store of Pinney X Robinson has moved to its new location at 17 South Central avenue in the new Ma iOnal Bank of Arizona building which he firm has been fitting up for the last three weeks and will have the finest equipped sporting goods store n the southwest. This firm has been n business in Phoenix for the last twenty-five years. the last sixteen of which have been at the old location ,n North Central avenue.
 LOCAL coRPoRATIoNs-Two To- al corporations have recently been fled in the office of County Record 1T Vaughn. One provides for the in corporation of the Tubcrclecide Com ,any of Arizona, and the other for he organization of the k. C. II. Mo- or company for the purpose of con- luctirg garage and general auto mobile business. The latter company s capitalized for s25.O00 and the di- ectors are George N. Kellar. John A. iant. and F. C. Struckmeyer.
 MODERN WoopMEN Tr"-Phoe- .ix lodge. Modern Woodmen of Amer ca is making preliminary plans for celebration on April 10th at which ime the pennant will be turned over O the Phoenix order for showing he largest membership increase du- ing the past year. The honor is con- erred each year upon the leading odge in the state. Last year Mesa l; yon the trophy The PhOepiy lodge