Arizona republican., 1910-06-15
VISITOR FROM coLoRADo-w

F.. Zink of Monte Vista. Colorado, a real estate dealer. arrived in Phoenix yesterday and made a tour of the ! orange groves. the ostrich farm and
 other points of interest in and about
 Phoenix. He is making a tour of the southwest and may return here in the
 fall and locate permanently.
 FINDS 4 WAllET-Walter McEl-
 more brought to the police station yes terday a big black wallet which he said he had picked up in the road while driving into town. There are many papers and letters. the contents giving rise to the belief that the book is the property of Emil Houser a ranchman living short distance outside of town.
 OPPORTUNITY FOR SURVEYORS The government is about to under
 take the survey of public lands in the counties of Mohave. Yavapai. Coco nino. Pinal. Cochise. Yuma and Mari copa counties. Proposals are asked for elsewhere in this issue. to be re ccived up to noon July lS for running. measuring and marking these surveys. in all about 621 miles.
 JUDGE GIVES WEDDING PRES ENT-lt is seldom that wedding pres ents are distributed from the bench, but Judge Thomas in police court yes terday announced to C. Sims. colored. that in vier, of the fact that he was celebrating his wedding at the time he was arrested upon charge of being drunk that he would enter into the spirit of the occasion tO the extent of suspendins sentence as wedding present
 DOG IS REDEEMED-A dog that has made friends with frequenters of the benches in the city hall plaza was yesterday picked up by the dog catch CT. One of his admirers. not having the money to redeem the dog. went among those occupying the benches and by the time the wagon vas back to the city hall had raised the S2.50 necessary to buy tag and pay the pound fee. The dog was released and immediately resumed his station under a bench.
 WOULD PAY FOR DOG TAGS Dr. O. l.. Mahoney yesterday visited the police station and said that he did not believe it was right that dogs should be killed just because the own CTS were heartless enough to not pay their taxes or because they did not have the money He expressed him self as willing to pay for the tag of any dogs where any other person would furnish a collar and see that the tag was properly affixed The of fer was apparently in good faith.
 A CHANGE OF LocATIoN-Frank P. Lee who has had direction of agr- cultural operations at the Indian school for several years has been transferred to the Fort Hall reserva- ton where he will have charge of the ditches. Fort Hall is in the south eastern part of Idaho about twelve miles north of Pocatello. Mir Lee and family left last night He is not leav- ing Arizona for ever. He has ranch and other property here which will draw him back.
 WATER USERS MEETINGS-It was expected President J. P Orme of the Water Users association would be home from Washington yesterday with the CrOsscut canal and power house contract signed by the secretary of the interior. in his inside vest pocket. next to his heart. but he failed to arrive though there is little doubt that he will be here today The board Of gov ernors expects to hold a meeting to- morrow to consider the contract and the council will meet for the same purpose on Saturday.
 BIRD DiNNER-A good dinner of doves, white wings and belgian hares is promised all who go to the A. M F. church on tomorrow evening between the hours of six and eleven. Lieuten- ant w. A. Bettis Fred Gardiner and the pastor. Rev. H. Franklin Bray with others will return from the foothills loaded with game tomorrow and the of which Mrs. Florence JOr- dan is chairman will see that they are cooked in the latest style and served 1 to suit a queens taste. Brilliant cleo l tric lights are placed here and there | over the lawn and everything will be | done by the ladies to make it a pleas ant affair.
 JOURNAL OF EDUcATIoN-The ] second issue of the Arizona Journal of I designed to appear five i times each year and this time publish ed under June date. is now in the ! hands of the teachers of Arizona for I whom it is especially published. The 1 of the number include the | following: Current Comments. Hero | Tales from Arizona History by Shar- i ot NJ. Hall; Commercial Courses i n Arizona High Schools by Karl Me Hurry; Overcrowding in Public | schools by T. l.. Bolton: History of | Arizona Schools Until 1876 by Jennie | Notes and News from Ari- .ona: Book Notices and Reviews. Un- | Ter the head of Comments there is | discussion of the school | aw The number is of some interest | O the general reader and Is of special |