Arizona republican., 1910-06-05

hE OHNS HOME-MlSS Emma FOX
| who has been visiting Mrs. w. E. Def
| ty, will return to her home i'm Oakland
| California, today.
BUSINESS TRiP-H. c. Story. su-
perintendent of the S. f. p. a. z. road,
was in Phoenix yesterday on business
connected with his department Of the
| road.
GOING EAST-Mr and Mrs. NJ NJ
Whitlaw and two children will leave
today for Chicagagua. They will make
side trips to the Grand Canyon and to
| Denver.
EAST ON VACATION-Mis L. E.
| Lindsey. teacher of English in the
high school, left, yesterday morning for
vacation trip in-the east. Miss The
| reese Houghton, who has been visiting
Miss Lindsey, has returned to Tue
son.
TO THE cOAST-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Christy departed yesterday for
Los Angeles. Mr.. Christy will remain
away month, but Mrs. Christy will
stay at the beach towns till really
cool weather comes in the alt RiSver
valley. 1t will be some time in oct
ober before she returns.
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL-Many
Of the railroad men of Phoenix who
were friends of George West. auditor
Of the ). f. p. & p. will go to Pres
colt today to attend his funeral, which
occurs at } o'clock this afternoon.
Among them will be w. $. Colds
worthy and Harvey Betz. and B. H
Durfee. stepfather of f. p. Cruice.
ELKS' PIcNIC-One week from to-
day the annual picnic of the Elks at
Wickenberg will take place. The local
lodge will accept the hospitality of the
Wickenberg long horns and partake of
a barbecue and all that sort of thing
Arrangements have been made by
the Santa Fe for a special train to
bring the Elks back in the evening
The Elks and, their friends will leave
al 1925 a. m, city time Sunday, June
Il and return the same night. A round
trip rate of $500 has been made.
FIRST METHODIST SERVICES -
The pastor. Rev Robert =. Fisher viii
DOtii llOIiilllS ana evening. ne
time occupied by the services will be
shortened and the preacher will give
sermonettes during the month of June
The special topics for the evening ser
vices will be Summer Scenes of the
Bible" The topic for tonight will be,
The Summer Harvest" There will
be special music both morning and
evening. The Sunday school and young
peoples societies will meet at the usu-
al hours. Strangers and visitors in
the city will be made welcome. The
church is at the corner of Second
avenue and West Monroe street.
ROAD MACHINE coMING-G H.
Stephenson, one of the incorporators
OF the new company for the construc-
ton Of good roads by the patent Ward
process, returned from Los Angeles
yesterday morning. where he attended
to the shipping of the Ward engine.
The machine viii arrive Monday AS
steam roller goes with the road
making process the country roads will
be worked over first. an ordinary roller
being used on them A steam roller
has been ordered and will be shipped
from New York in few weeks At
present the company handling them is
behind in its orders. Real road maxi
ing with the Ward oil sprinkler will
begin in the city of Phoenix in few
weeks, and the process given d thor
ough test.
REGISTRATIONS CLOSED At
midnight last night. the closing hour
for registration for the sewer bond
election. 551 names had been register
ed. More than half of them came
in during the last three days as the re-
suit of an awakening of the public to
the seriousness Of the proposition. For
the past three days Sid Henry has de-
voted his whole time to getting men
TO register. He enlisted the services
of other real estate men and obtained
the use of their automobiles to drag
the reluctant property owner to the
recorders office. Probably hundred
of the names on the rolls are due to his
vigilance and energy in poking up the
taxpayers. He brought them to the
office. saw that the registrations were
made and took them back again The
publicity that has been given the reg
istration by this newspaper was also
said by Recorder Thomas to have been
an important factor in getting out tile
Even with 551 registered, this
number represents but little more than
quarter of those who are actually
on the last tax roll