Arizona republican., 1909-04-02
Of Local Interest
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT

CHANGE IN MENT-A.
 l.. Moore who for a long time has had
 the management of the Standard Fur
 niture company. has retired from the position and has been succeeded by B. F. McFall. MT. Moore has not been in good health for some time and is pre- pairing for a rest or at least a change of occupation to something less con fining.
 REBEKAH MEETINGS-Mrs. w.
 A. Julian of Tucson, president of the Rebekah Assembly Of Arizona, arrived
 here yesterday morning from her
 home in Tucson for the purpose of
 officially visiting the lodges of the
 order in this valley. She went to
 Tempe last night to visit the Tempe
 lodge and will visit the Phoenix
 lodge Saturday night, a special meet
 ing of the lodge having been called in
 her honor.
 BACK FROM YUMA-A large part of the Phoenix excursionists to the recent festivities in Yuma returned home yesterday. among them Cover nor Kibbey and Col. J. H. McClintOck. few came the day before and the rest will probably come this morn ing There were lI5 who went from Phoenix on the excursion Monday and 156 came on the excursion from California The celebration is spoken of as a magnificent one. the best fea- ture of it being the decoration of the city and the parade.
 A REGION OF ACTlvITY-W. F. Deity, the mining expert returned yesterday afternoon from trip along the A & C. and a visit to the scene of the gold strikes. The country IS by no means new to him. He has been travelling through it for several years and he has never had doubt of it's great wealth, though like every body else he was not aware that there were such rich deposits any where so near the surface. As to the extent of the strikes, he said that only development could tell, but he believes that the greater development the richer the country will be found to be These strikes he thinks will hasten development on an extensive scale The country is already filled with people, mining men and those who expect to become mining men. He saw two women prospectors in the field yesterday.
 NAME THE VOTERS-The secre- tary of the board of trade requests that the railroad companies and all business firms which hold member ship in the board of trade at once to notify him who is to represent their respective companies as the vot- ing member of the firm in the com ing election of the board of April l3. He would like to secure this infor- nation as soon as possible so he can close up his register for the election Under the rules of the board every firm or company having more than one person interested in it must des- ignate to the board which member of the firm it desires to cast the vote of the firm. In a few instances there are personal memberships by mem bers of the firm, as well as the firm membership. but usually this is not the case, and it might occur that two or three members of a particular firm would all be present at the cleo tion. It would be embarrassing to the board to have to determine among all the good men who was to cast the firms vote, and, moreover, it would be confusing. It is desired therefore that all these little questions shall be settled in advance and voting register made out. The rules Of the hoard do not allow the voting of