Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
eoING To AN EASTERN HOME-


 ternoon was able to be out on the yer anda for a short while.
 GOING TO AN EASTERN HOME Mrs. A. Harry George and daughter and son, Harry George, left this morn ing over the northern route for Detroit where they will. make their future home. MT. George has been in the east for several months, and they now i go east to join him.
 | TEACHERS EXAMINATlON-The regular quarterly teachers eXamina- tion in this county will be held at the | Central school building on the fourth and fifth of June. It will be conducted | by Superintendent Fulton of the coun- ty schools. The list of those who will take the test is a large one.
 l A CHANGE OF BASEL. s. Baker, who for several months past has been with the George H. Cook Jewelry com pany store yesterday assumed the
 management of the Crescent jewelry
 store. MT. Moeller. who has been in
 charge since the company was formed. 1 leaving for the east in few days. MT.
 Baker has been in Phoenix for several years, having come here from River
 side, where he was in the jewelry busi- ness for twelve years.
 | A STORE MOVED-The firm of | Gerard Brothers yesterday completed
 moving their store from their former | location at 2S North First street to their new home at 42 West Washington
 street The new location is a much more desirable one and will no doubt
 assist the firm in adding to the success it has made since going into business several months ago. The firm has no ] especial plans for enlargement. but
 will in the future. as in the past, make l their stock an attractive one.
 EAST ON MINING BUSINESS George w. Mardis, accompanied by his
 wife, will leave in a few days for Titus vile. Pa. where they will spend the
 summer. Although the trip is made 1 primarily for pleasure and to enjoy a i vacation they have been planning for some time, MT. Mardis will devote a part of his time in an effort to interest | eastern capital in a mining property | he is promoting Some time ago he disposed of an interest in some mining
 property in the Pikes Peak district,
 and he now has a second proposition to float
 THE CORONADO BAND-The Co.,
 ronado band, travelling under the di-
 rection of Harry Ohlmeyer and num- 1 bering in all twenty five pieces, ar ! ilNth III lHt CllN IulS morning on the | early train from the north. It each
 year makes a trip through the south west, advertising the beauties of the Coronado Tent city resort, where. after
 completing the trip, it makes it's head quarters. This afternoon at 3:3O o'clock, at the city hall plaza the band
 will give a concert, and a second con- cert at the same place this evening at | s o'clock
 THE ARIZONA MAGAzINE-The June number of the Arizona Magazine appeared yesterday, greatly enlarged as to the number of pages and greatly improved as to the quality of the mat ter contained in them and in the style of the illustrations. The feature story of the number is "A Copper CoIored Tragedy" by Mack P. Gretchen. There is an illustrated article. Cliff Dwell CTS of Tonto," by Dwight B. Heard, an interesting article on The Casa Grande Valley" There is a large mum Der of stories and various other fea- lures, some of them new ones.