Arizona republican., 1913-02-26
sALAzAR's FUNERAL-The fun

| Catholic church at o'clock in the afternoon.
 SOME SWlMMlNG-D. Doris bust | the Y. NJ C. A. quarter mile swimming record in the tank yesterday His time was 9:52 2-5. The former record held 1 by Simon NOvinger was 10:35 Fitz. is trying to get all the boys to swim the | fourth mile under ten minutes
 | RECORD MONEY ORDER SALE | Counting those sold at the two substa- | tions, the money orders sold yesterday l by the Phoenix postoffice established | q new high record mark of 292. This is the greatest number of money orders I ever sold in a single day from the i Phoenix office
 l MAKES A CHANGE-H. H. Hunter. | former manager of the Adams Phar- macy. has accepted the position of pre- scription department manager for the l City Drug Store, First Avenue and Adams street. He will be pleased to meet his old friends there and to go on | making new ones as before.
 CHRlSTOFERSON FUNERAL - 1 The funeral of Mrs. L. NJ. Christ | offerson will take place this after ! noon from the undertaking parlors l of Mohn. Driscoll and Maus at ? l o'clock The services will be con 1 ducted by Reverend Henry Martin 1 Campbell of the First Presbyterian | church.
 1 BOY WANTS HOME-Humane Of | ficer J w. Canning is seeking a good home for a bright eight-year-old American boy, who has neither home nor relatives. The child is particu- 1 larly intelligent and fine featured He must be legally adopted before Mir. | Canning will consent to his being 1 taken by any family.
 | PLEASED WITH VISlT-Mr and | Mrs. W. M. AshwoOd, of Haynes. Ore 1 gon, who have been visiting here for | the past six weeks, have concluded l their sOjOurn here and are enrOute | home. So well pleased were the Ash
 woods that before departing they an | nOunced they would return here next 1 winter with the intention of perma-
 nently locating in the valley.
 1 CHILDREN'S LENTEN SERVICE The regular Wednesday afternoon 1 children's service will be held in 1 Trinity Pro- Cathedral tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock. Dean Scarlett will ] conduct the service which will be of particular interest to the little ones. 1 Parents are urged to remind their | children of the service, recalling it to them before they leave for school in 1 the morning
 VARIATIONS GOING-GONE-Th
 last of the marathon autos is sold and the M. and H. people are consequently | gladsome. Lon Hoeye made the sale l I n m who will put the machine in rent service here. This is the second of the Marathon "25" 1 boats that have been bought lately for rent service. There were in the first shipment four cars. They hung around
 a while and then all went like wildfire. MIC. A. BOARD MEETING-An-
 other pOstpOnement of the meeting of
 the directors of the Phoenix Y. NJ. C. A.
 was taken last night when it was found
 that not a quorum was present. This
 is about the fourth time the board meeting has been laid over. And as
 there has been no meeting since the
 first of the year. there are no commit
 tees appointed the work is being badly tied up. The next attempt will hap pen Friday night at 7:3O.
 FALLS THROUGH WINDOW } "BiT the colored gentleman who
 washes windows and things fell
 through a plate glass window of the
 Conboy Drug Store last evening and then after creating havoc which nearly
 resulted in sending in a call for the
 police reserves, bounded back and land
 ed in a plate glass case filled with
 combs, toothbrushes and other things
 too numerous to mention. Bill said last night his other name was McElrOy and that he wasn't related to any other
 people in the southwest.
 CORPORATION MISSION
 The two members of the corporation
 commission present in this city yes c terday heard the application of the
 Swansea Smelling and Refining com
 pany for permission to increase the
 bonded indebtedness of the railroad
 running between Rouse and Swansea
 from S5OO,O0O to $700,000. The date
 for hearing the bond issue matter was
 set for Saturday, March l, next. The
 petition referring to the rates of the
 Miami Water company was also re- , ceived and a date for hearing that
 proposition will be set shortly. TAKE REMAINS TO FARMING
 TON, N. M.-Mrs H. C. King, accom-
 panied by her sister, Mrs. Henry Meyer and her two daughters, the
 Misses King. left last night for Farm ', ington, N. M, with the remains of her c late husband who died in this city a
 few days ago. An escort of the c. A. z R. accompanied the remains from the undertaking parlOrs of Merryman and , Hayt to the depot. A brother of the deceased, John Q. A. King, also went
 with the party. The Kings have made their home in Pennington and were here for the winter.
 SOME ALMANAC-Edward J. Tits
 worth, representing the Lyon Manu-
 featuring company, manufacturing
 Mexican Mustang Eminent of Brook
 lyn N. Y, is depending few days
 in Phoenix in the interests of his con- " cern Incidentally he has brought with him a supply of the Apache State Almanacs, for circulation in Arizona This almanac presents upon the front
 cover a picture of the Arizona State \ oa DitOI and a rpDrOductiOn of the