Arizona republican., 1910-04-19

TEMPLE MEETING-Purity tenn ! pie No. 9 of the Pythian Sisters will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday ! night. There will be important busi-
 ness to transact and large attend
 ance IS requested.
 GOING TO GLOBE-C A. Claypool ] has purchased the O. R. Feist jewelry
 store in Globe and will shortly trans fer his residence from Phoenix to that prosperous city. Mir. ClaypooI has been with the firm of F. A. Hlderbran X Co. | in Phoenix for the last three years, | having been q resient of Phoenix for 1 the last five years. He is will known and popular and his many Phoenix | friends will hope for him in Globe the
 large measure of success to which he l is entitled.
 THE BLYTHE ESTATE.-Parties interested in the Blythe estate lands on the Colorado river opposite the Colorado Indian reservation down the river from Parker. were in town yes terday making arrangements with the | railroads to transport settlers who might be induced to go on an eXcur- sion to the lands soon with q view to buying- IL is now expected that the Parker cutoff of the Santa Fe will be finished ready for running by May 10.
 FEELING FINE-"rm feeling fine:
 never felt better in my life" said F. J. Trethaway of the city passenger office of the Southern Pacific. to his friends yesterday forenoon. T took a rig and got out into the country yesterday. where things are fresh and green. and
 had a regular picnic under a tree. and l feel fine today. It's wonderful how l much good little jaunt like that does man." and Mr. Trethaway looked as though he was glad he was alive and
 wanted to live some more-in Phoenix,
 Arizona
 TO STUDY SCHOOL LAW.-Sup- erintendent w. F.. Lutz of the city schools of Douglas and Superintend- ent c. F. Philbrook of the city schools of Bisbee arrived here last evening { and today will be in conference with members of the territorial board of education. these gentlemen forming a committee on school law appointed by the territorial teachers associa- tion. The duty assigned to the com mittee is to report what it believes to be needed changes in the territorial school law.
 WARD REGlSTRATIoN.-Recorder Thomas gave out yesterday. that the registration for the Second and Fourth ward elections for councilmen 1,l
 The interest stirred up by the cir cular of the Municipal Ownership League. or something else. has be- come so great that a citizen of the Third ward tried to register yester- day. but in the language of T Roose- welt there was nothing in it for the reporters. The recorders office will be open for registration pur- poses until o'clock every evening of this week. except Saturday. and on Saturday evening it will be open until F o'clock midnight.
 FARMERS oReANIzArloN.- As d result of the meeting last Saturday of the farmers of the valley for or ganiZation. there were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day. articles of incorporation of the Farmers Exchange. The corporation will have capital stock of s50.000 divided into shares of slGO each and it is provided that no stock shall be sold for less than par. The officers of the Exchange are T. T. Powers, president: J. P Ivy. vice-president: C. T. Thompson. secretary. and K. s. Townsend, treasurer. The directors beside the officers are Philip Wood ring. Cliff Collins. Richard Osmund- son. C.. V. Gulley, J. A. Riggin and J. w. Forney.
 COUNCIL MEETING POSITION eD.-The meeting of the city council that was to have been held last night was postponed until this evening on account of the greater interest that was manifested in the, school meet Ing in the central building. Not only did the councilmen desire to attend it but most of those who had busi- ness before the council wanted to be there The matter that was to have been given special attention and which will be considered tonight was that of providing greater facilities and better apparatus for the use of the Five Points fire company. It is urged by the fire company that those concerned in better fire protec- ton for Five Points be present to- night
 WITH LONGING EYES-The Globe baseball team is looking with longing eyes upon these pastures green" Ac- cording to a letter frcm it received by Manager Rudolph of the valley team in Phoenix. yesterday. the Globe team would like to come over some Friday afternoon and play the Mesa team in the morning of the following Satur- day. the normal team at Tempe in the afternoon and the Phoenix team the following day. Whether Manager Ru- dolph accepts for the valley club or not will depend much upon what arrange ments can be made by the Globe team fnr transportation and other expenses. The idea of putting up out of his pocket for the fun of playing baseball is some thing Manager Rudolph is not relish ing these days.
 HE REMITTED THE FINE.- t,LA fl,a h,,t hot ic