Arizona republican., 1908-06-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

JUNE lO IHSO kohHNliit tendent R. l.. Long left last night for | Flagstaff on business.
 NEW NOTARY-R w. Moon of lJerome was yesterday appointed a no- | tary public by Governor Kibbey. PURCHASED COTTAGE.-Charles
 Stauffer yesterday purchased a nice seven room cottage of Mrs. Deliah F.. 1 Smith. It is located at 36S North Fifth avenue and the deal was made through the agency of w. H. Hall and
 L. J. Rice.
 SANITARY INSPECToRs.-F. T. | Bourne who has been employed as i"- spector of the new city water works during the period of laying of pipe. ! has been appointed sanitary inspector,
 to act under the city marshal and the { health officer. He will begin his du ties today.
 1.-THE BONTONS.-The Bon roa , Dancing club will give a dance at ! Eastlake park on Friday night. Spec tally good music will be arranged for
 and a very enjoyable and well pat'''- niZed dance is anticipated. as ;he nights are now really edlightful for this pastime in the open air. COL. M'CORD'S WlLL-The will of the late Colonel NJ. H. McCord was pre- scented yesterday for probate. There is no list of property in the will which is brief and merely conveys all of the estate of Colonel McCord to his wife. 1 Mary Emma McCord. The will was 1 executed at Nogales on August,S of last year.
 CALL OF THE DESERT-The June number of the Call of the Desert is now on sale in the newsstands and is
 very ceditabIe publication On the back page is a large advertisement of the valley prepared by Secretary Cow gill of the board of trade and printed | by the publisher complimentary. A GREEK LETTER INVITATION.- The members in Phoenix of the Delta Sigma society yesterday received in- Vitations from the secretary of the na- tional academic fraternity to a con- vention to be held in Chicago at the
 Masonic Temple beginning June 26th and lasting three days. The Phoenix chapter founded in 1903 is the only one in the territory connected with the na- tional fraternity
 ELECT OFFICERS.-At a meeting VI AAlt A. B- A- w. ifAF7A iASA AAN eiN NAN K. of P hall the following officers months: NJ E., J. C. Dobbons; fore. man, Frank Smithline; overs. Harry Blank; Financier, A. Herzberg; re- ceiver, George Hidden; recorder, T. F..
 Hiclley; guide. F. G. Pecka; inside
 watchman. John Perrin; outside
 watchman. W. R. Reno.
 THE MESA SCHOOL BONDS-The board of superviOrs yesterday sold the
 Mesa high school bonds, the issue amounting to $45,000, being per cent
 interest to Mcdonald & Mccoy of Chi cago at a premium of s2S70. There were five other bidders, the premiums ranging from S14OO up to the bid of
 Mcdonald & Mccoy. Among the bid ders was Dwight B. Heard who offered s2000. The bonds have twenty years to run ..---..
 WATER IN THE TUNNEL-The gates have been set1n the sluicing tun- mel at Roosevelt, the debris cleaned up
 and the entrance to the tunnel has
 been opened. At least the information
 from there yesterday was that the tun-
 nel would be opened either last night
 or this morning. It may therefore be supposed that the water will cease
 running over the big dam today and
 the contractor will immediately en-
 large his force engaged in laying ma sorry.
 REPORT OF COUNTY OFFICERS. The monthly reports of the county officials were turned into the board of supervisors yesterday. That of the re- corder shows that the receipts of his office for the month just ended were
 S1759.65.. The fees of the office of probate judge, collected were $236S In addition there was sale Of forty eight marriage licenses at a net profit of S4S The report of the county treas urer showed on hand in his vaults and in the Repositories, s6S, ,7436S. The li- .censes collected by the sheriff for May amoUnted to $11960.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.-A the session of the board of equaliza- tion yesterday devoted to the consid- eration of. returns made by the rail- roads of the territory. several attor- neys appeafed for the companies, chiefly to present in the event the board cared to ask any question con corning one item or another of the re- turns made. James " Bergen and C. F. Hawks of Fl Paso were present rep .resenting the F. P. S s. W, Frank Cox was prsent to represent the Southern Pacific and Charles F. Walker was on hand to represent the Randolph Iinesa
 HOURS FOR SPRiNKG GING.-The season for sprinkling lawns began on June l and the water department has promulgated new set of rules and regulations concerning the use of the hose until next November. In the first place only, a spray or a nozzle of not more than quarter of an inch shall be used. Sprinkling must be done. if