Arizona republican., 1910-05-11

after midnight 70 box 36, Madison and
 Fourth avenue, but upon arriving were
 unable to locate any blaze.
 SURVEY APPRoVEp-The survey orgeneral has approved mineral surrey No. 2748. embracing the Madison, Port land, Palo Verde, Thrush, Butte. Lib- erty. Copper Flat, Hawk, Arizona, Tuesday, Daisy, Advance. Munroe,
 Growler, America. Blue Bird. Gila. Copper Hill, Treasury. Wednesday. Washington. Boston, Quail, Lincoln,
 Maggie and Yellow Hammer lode min-
 ing claims. situated in the Growler mining district. Pima county. Arizona, and claimed by the Colonial Copper company.
 WANT MORE PAY-A delegation
 of conductors and brakemen on the
 Maricopa and Phoenix railroad waited on Superintendent Scott yesterday
 asking for twelve per cent increase
 of wages. Mir Scott took the request
 under consideration but he stated that
 it could not be acceded to. He men,
 toned that the company had twice
 voluntarily raised wages.
 TO HEAR MISS HoLLisTER-
 The members of the local w. C. T. U.
 are looking forward with no small in
 terest to the meetings to be held to-
 morrow afternoon and evening at
 which addresses will be delivered by
 Miss Louise Hollister. The afternoon
 meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock
 while that of the evening will open at S:15 o'clock.
 TO CATER TO THE lADIES-J.
 Francis Wolpe. who recently purchas-
 ed the establishment of the Arizona
 Mercantile company at Adams street and Central avenue, announces that he is specially prepared to look after orders from ladies and the home trade in particular. He is prepared to fur nish wines and liquors promptly and phone orders are especially solicited. Delivery Is made to any part of Phoe- nix.
 HE MADE HIS GETAWAY-Hav- ing eluded the vigilance of the Cali fornia authorities. Hi. Eldred arrived in the city the other day from San Diego, and Jake Miller at once ar- | ranged to take him into the fastnesscs of the White mountains. where he will remain until the excitement on the coast dies away or until public sentiment is not as acute as it is at present. Several Phoenicians. former 1 friends of Mir EIdred will accompany ! the party and the function will be
 made something of an outing. NEW TICKET AGENT-Beginning today new man will smile at Santa
 Fe passengers from behind the ticket | window at the passenger station. He 1 is Earl Kanags, until recently ticket agent for the Grand Trunk railway at Battle Creek. Mich, and is experi- , enced in the art of prying the travelling public from it's coin with coupon paste boards Incidentally it is announced ] once for all. that the name "kanaga' , is not Carnegie" in disguise. nor is 1t derived from any royal Japanese fam | fly. It is just common Michigan language
 A FAULTY LANDscAPE-The
 residents of Evergreen addition are !. in a state of unrest, feeling that , the character of the landscape is not what they might reasonably ex- pect in that choice residence locality. They complain that the picture would be a much prettier one if they could look down Portland street more frequently and see city sprink- Ter crossing the horizon. They say that if a sprinkler has traversed
 that street in six weeks it must
 have had rubber tires so it would
 make no noise and must have been
 an empty one for the dust has not
 been laid since Heck was a pup.
 PATRICK HALL oPENiNo-The
 newly erected Patrick hall on West
 Washington street. opposite the Eiks'
 theater. will be opened on Friday
 night, by a dance to be given by
 the Rebekah lodge, the proceeds of
 which will go to the Home Fund of
 the odd Fellows. Tickets will be
 sold as usual. but there will be an extra charge for the ice cream and
 cake that will be served. The hall is a fine new structure. 50 by 137h and has hard wood floors. put in with the special view of being used TOT IUt DtSSc
 will furnish the music.
 LUCKY IN HIS MIsFoRTUNE-H. Angell of 361 North Third avenue, was unfortunate yesterday in losing his pocketbook. containing beside personal papers and effects. cash and nego- tiable paper to the value of between sixty and seventy dollars. But he was very fortunate that his property fell into honest hands. He had dropped the purse in Santa Fe coach and a lady chanced to find it and sent it to General Agent Goldsworthy al the up townoffice. who restored it to the owner about noon, he having learned of it's finding and called for it. His appreciation of its finding and restora- ton was literally evidenced.
 NEW BICYCLE ATTACHMENT The Phoenix youth is nothing if not original One more evidence of the truth of this assertion was brought to light yesterday when d bsrefooted boy rode into the city hall plaza. Now upon these warm days the pedals of bicycle are pretty apt to become quite