Arizona republican., 1904-06-09
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NOTARIES PUBLlc.-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to AL bert J. Eller of Mohave City, Mohave county and J. J. Coleman of Troy, Pinal county.
 A NEW MAIL WAGON.-Hal Ben nett. carrier on rural route No. 9 has secured new wagon, of which he is justly proud. The body of it is white and it is trimmed in red and blue, the national colors.
 4 COMING WEDDIN6.-Invitat have been issued for the wedding of Mr. Charles Green and Miss Carrie Mansfield, which will occur on June 21st. MT. Green is an employe of the Wakelin Grocery company and the bride-tO-Oe is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. T. Mansfield.
 LAWN SOCIAL.-Friday evening of this week the Epworth League of the First M. F. church will give a lawn social for the reception of the rev members. Mr. Jerry Millay has kindly offered his lawn and a delightful time s anticipated. All are invited to come and spend a pleasant evening. There will be no charges.
 LODGING AN OFFlcE.-R. II. Drane is hiding out these days trying justice of the peace. Wall street threw itself at his feet yesterday and inn plCred him to accept at once, before somebody else does, but he is deter mined to wait till after the St. Lotus convention and see whether or not he can stand on the platform.
 
 The Champions of Fraternity, local fraternal insurance organization was formed in Phoenix last night. This is Phoenix Assembly No. 1. One hundred and fifty members were initiated. The organizers are Barker Northrup, presi- dent; T. T. Powers, vice president; C. A. Randy. Dr. J. w. Foss, Lloyd E. Christy and Rev. Lewis Halscy
 GONE TO GLOBE.-F. H. Parker, secretary of the Salt River Valley Water Users association, left for Globe last night to attend as a witness. the condemnation suit brought by the association against the Lee family, for a right of way for the power canal, across their property in the storage basin. Judge Kibbey left the night be- fore. The case is set for hearing on Friday. They expect to return Sunday morning.
 RAW MATERlAl.-Hi Eldred is do- ing his part toward supplying raw ma terial for the firemen's picnic. His contribution is of the rawest kind and has bristles on it. More specifically he gave two shOats and delivered them alive so there would be no imputation that they had died of the plague. Ari- zona shoat. properly prepared, is about the best there IS for picnic purposes ana far ahead of the raw dog that was sometimes a life saver in these parts a generation ago.
 AN ARTICLE ON ARIZONA.-Gov- ernor Brod:e is putting in part of his vacation at Pennington, \. J.. ir the preparation of an article for the Cos mopolitan on "Reclaiming the Arid West" This work was undertaken at the requests of John Brisben Walker made about the time the governor started east. The article will be copiously illustrated. most of the illus trations relating to this valley. One of the principal features will be the ap- plications of the Hansbrough- New lands law to the conditions in the Salt River Valley and on the Colorado.
 A PAINFUL ACcIDENT-G. II. Hirschfeld was thrown from his buggy last evening about o'clock, and very severely injured Accompanied by Barry Goldwater, he was driving his black horse and rubber tired buggy on Center street. Just north of the town ditch one of the wheels of the buggy came off and both mem Were thrown out, the horse running to the stable. MT. Goldwater was unharmed but MT. Hirschfeld suffered the dis location of his right knee. No bones were broken and the injury is not a dangerous one, but 1t is very painful and will confine him to the house for some time.
 NEW OFFICE BUILDING@The Central Avenue Improvement associa- tiOn has changed it's plans in respect of the way in which a part of the second floor of the postoffice building will be utilized. It was at first in tended to make a hall of that portion in the rear of the reclamation service and Water Users association officers 1t has since beer decided to convert the entire room into offices and it has already been partitioned. It will make several large airy and altogether de- sirable suites. One will be occupied by the Stoddard Incorporation com Dany, which has already temporarily moved into a small office in the rear of the rooms of the reclamation service.
 
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