Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
11:S1 am 1920 pm
NEW NOTARY

NEW NOTARY-Governor Kibbey yesterday appointed Alexander Brown of Mesa City notary public.
 ALoS ANGELES VlSITOR-w. A. Bondurant of Los Angeles arrived here Thursday. He did not say whether he came on a business trip or merely to escape the rigors of the Los Angeles summers and enjoy the balmy weather
 of good old Arizona.
 GOING TO SAN DIEGO-R. Hertz berg and family will leave this evening for San Diego. where they expect to remain permanently. MT Hertzberg came here recently with his wife and seven children from Lodz. Russia. son Adolph.
 VISIT TO PARENTS-Mrs Hugh Caldwell. who will be remembered by her many friends here as Miss Rosa Viault, arrived in the city yesterday mo- ming and will spend some time here visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs k. Viault. MT. Caldwell is now in the real estate business in Los Angeles and has been quite successful.
 ANOTHER TATION-Governor Kibbey yesterday received another in- vitation to make a Fourth of July ad- dress, this one coming from Flagstaff. | He had to decline it for the reason that | his date card is full. He has accepted an invitation to go to Florence, and
 since then received one from Douglas, which he had to decline
 OLD PHOENICIANS COME BACK MT. and Mrs. Harry Javins arrived
 in Phoenix yesterday morning from Douglas where they have resided for several years. After a visit here with | friends and relatives they will con
 tinue their journey to Santa Rosa, Cal. where Mrs. JaVins parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Ben Eager. reside.
 | MARLAR-POOL- - Thursday night
 at the Baptist church in this city Rev.
 O:vile Coats united in marriage Claude MY rlar and Miss Poole. two young peo-
 ple who have made this city their home | for many years and who have many l friends here. They will after several 6ays. leave for Los Angeles where they will take up their permanent res 'dence. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERV- fCES-Sabbath school tomorrow morn ing at 9:45; preaching by the pastor at
 II o'clock ard 7:3O in the evening. | Morning theme, Elijah Under the
 Juniper Tree" MT. Campbell will
 speak in the evening on the theme.
 Search the Scriptures Christian
 Endeavor meeting at ' p. m. All are | cordially invited to these services
 GEOLOGICAL WORKS IN ARI- | IZONA-A general reconnaissance of
 Arizona will probably be made, during
 the coming summer, by geologists of the United States geological survey. MT. F. L. Ransome will do the work in
 the eastern half of the territory and MT. Waldemar Lindgren that in the
 western half. including particularly d
 study of the Mojave, Yuma and Yava-
 9ai districts.
 SUMMER APPLES-J A. Higgins,
 who lives a quarter of d mile north of | the Cartwright school house, yesterday | brought a sample lot of apples to the l board of trade. He does not know
 what variety they are, but he does 1 know they are fine cooking apples and | quite sour, though when fully ripened
 are good eating apples. It may seem l strange to the average reader that good | apples could be matured so close to a school house. especially in this section | where very few apples are grown. The 1 explanation is not so much in the fact
 that the Cartwright school boys are l better than all the other school boys in | the world, as in the fact that MT. Rig gins is principal of the Cartwright