Arizona republican., 1910-01-11


 NEW NorARiEs = Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to J A. Howell. of Douglas. and George R. Hill, of Globe.
 WoMAN's cLue-The regular meeting of the Woman's club win be held today at the Knights of Pythias hall fine musical program has been arranged for the afternoon.
 VISITING PREsc UT-J. F. Cleaveland. grand chancellor of the Knights oflsPythias is in Prescott. where he was to install the newly elected officers of Prescott lodge last night.
 v. p. S. C. E.-The' Y. P s. c. F.. will hold a business meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Chris tian church. corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. All members are requested to be present.
 has returned to Phoenix after an ab- sence of several months on the coast. returning via Prescott. where he stop ped long enough to try-Out the win ter climate, and-well he likes Phoe- nix better.
 DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT - The Comfort orchestra win give a dance Friday night in the. Melczer hall. The last dance was held in the O'Neill hall and was uncomfortably chilly. Tins time the management dhas ar ranged 70 have the room warmed and everything will be done for the com fort of those who come.
 SULLIVAN ELECTED cHiEF-At the regular annual meeting of the fire department held last night. Fire Chief Sullivan was reelected for the ensuing year. W. R. Price will be assistant chief Eugene Brady O'Neill was elected president of the organiza- ton and also attorney for the de- partment John Martin is vice pres ident and J NJ. Schott secretary. and A. II. Davidson treasurer. Wharton was elected engineer and O. s. Wiley assistant engineer. Dr. II. A. Hughes will be the physician for the fire men.
 COUNCIL polNcS-The city council transacted a little incidental business last night besides calling q municipal ownership election. A new hose wagon was ordered purchased of the type made by the Anderson company of Kansas city. Bids will also be asked for 1000 feet of new hose. Oty Attorney Prescott was asked to draft an ordinance creating the office of electric inspector. He will also draft ordinances to create the offices of in spector of scales. weights and meters. and 0f milk and food inspector. These were all passed on recommendation of the committee of the whole which met last Wednesday.
 LOT SAlES-Among the instru- ments recorded yesterday were the following: A deed transferring from J. W. Doris to John R. Hampton lots and '. in block S1 of this city. These lots are on the south side of Adams street, in the rear of the Presbyterian church The considera- tion was $s.000. Addie Sine ct al. deeded to F.. s. Lack fof $500 lot 6 in block :. LinvilIe addition. C. D. Milc dtCutu No tilt t- Land and Title company lots 15 and 17 in Block "a. city of Phoenix. Rich ard Geyler deeded to A. II. Marshall lots and s in the Walker sub Myers and Cornell deeded to Joseph E. Lobit and wife lots 3. 1. , and 6 in block 2. Neahr's addition. William Whitfield deeded to P. J. Mckinney the east half of lot in block :. Hadselrs addition to Glen dale.
 RAILROAD PusLicITY-A. Deck CT, aFwriter in the employ of the Union Pacific railroad, is in the city in the pursuance of assembling the data for two railroad booklets short y to be issued, one on alfalfa and the other on general information. con- all sections reached by the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. where agriculture is maintained by irrigation, or where alfalfa is grown. The books are to be distributed by the railroads as a part of their gen. eral publicity plans. Mir. Decker call ad at the board of trade and offered .o give this valley ten pages in each book, providing the board would fur nish pictures for their illustration. Acting Secretary Taylor immediately said yes and engaged himself-to dig