Arizona republican., 1914-03-07
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BARNETT KING HERE-Garnett King, general freight agent for the Fl Paso- Southwestern system, and one of the prominent club men of | Ell Paso was in the city yesterday, in consultation with the corporation commission.
 SUPERINTENDENT w HIP P L E 1 Superintendent w. M Whip pie of the Industrial school was in the city yesterday. He came over to be present at the meeting of the board of control yesterday. He will remain in Phoenix today.
 WALL FUNERAL-The funeral of Mary Whilemina Wall, infant daught
 CT of MT. and Mrs. T. L. Wall, was held Wednesday morning from the family residence, S15 East Monroe street. Burial was made in the Catholic cemetery.
 TRINITY VESPERS-The was a good attendance yesterday afternoon | at o'clock at the Friday vespers of Trinity Episcopal pro-cathedral. Dean Scarlett delivered another of his in teresting talks on the general topic 1 of Personal Religion and Health LOOKING FOR DELEGATES = Governor Hunt is now engaged in | sounding the sentiment of the irri- | gators of the state as to the proper persons to be appointed from Ari- zona to represent the water users | of this section at the conference to 1 be held by Secretary Lane in Den Yer early in April.
 GREAT YEAR FOR SHEEP-This
 year bids fair to be great year for 1 the sheep interests. Information reached Phoenix yesterday that i Young. Wilkins and Company had sold their wool at Boston netting the
 firm twenty cents per pound. The recent rounds in the pasturage sec
 tions have made the grass good and
 rangemen are predicting the best
 year yet seen in Arizona.
 LEWIS GETS DEPUTYSHIP- Lewis T. Carpenter, collector of in
 ternal revenue for the district of
 New Mexico and Arizona yesterday
 notified Dudley Lewis of this county
 that he had appointed him special deputy travelling collector for this district. Judge Carpenter is at pres ent at Santa Fe getting acquainted with the duties of his office and at
 the same time preparing to move it to Phoenix which he will make the headquarters of his district.
 BOY IS RUN DOWN-Lous Villa :
 lobos, aged about fourteen years of S15 South Fourth avenue, had a close call shortly before noon yester- day when he rode his bicycle in front of a Thayer Hardware Com pany auto truck at Fifth and Adams streets. He was thrown to the ground and rendered unconscious for a time. pr H. K. Beauchamp was called and after restoring the boy to consciousness gave it as his opinion that he had sustained no serious in- iuries. His wheel was completely de- Imolished.
 SCOTS 'WHA' HA' "-The meet
 ing of the Caledorian Society at the
 Labor Temple last evening surpassed all previous records. Five new mem
 bers were added. and preparations iWere made for the organization of 6
 literary society as an auxiliary o1
 the Caledonian, the purpose of whicl will be to study Scottish history Brother Henderson, one of the stand . bys of the organization rendered
 some fine Scottish songs during tn, | evening. The society looks forward
 to great season of growth an, prosperity.
 TALKS ON MISSIONS Will liam Beckam, D. D., field secretar,
 of the National Colored Convention
 of America, will lecture at the Sec
 ond Baptist church, Tuesday anC Wednesday evenings, March 10 anC
 II. Dr. Beckam is just completing { l tour of Arizona and New Mexico , throughout which Rev. J. NJ. Bell O
 this city. superintendent of missions in Arizona and New Mexico, accom-
 panied him. The trip was under , taken in the interest of coloreC l iBaptist missionary work A cordia l invitation is extended to all citizens l white and colored alike, to attend 2 the lectures.
 ST. LUKE'S DONATION-Nex . Thursday has been selected as Do , nation Day for St. Luke's Home This is an annual affair and afford : Ian opportunity for contributions O money, fruits and vegetables, Whicl will assist in meeting the heav! maintenance burdens. Incidentall, friends of the institution are cor dially invited to visit the home or : Thursday Those who take thu . Washington street cars will be me at the end of the car line by auto mobiles ready to carry them the re
 mainder of the: distance The man
 agement of the institution respect
 fully urges that the day be not over
 looked and that the donations thi:
 year will be even larger than pre-
 viously.
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