Arizona republican., 1910-01-26
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at the home of J. A. Riggin on rural route No. 3.
 \ ONE APPLICANT EXAMINED An examination was held at the cap- itol yesterday by the local civil ser vice board. of an applicant from Tue Il son for a position as stenographer in | the Philippines service.
 I DOING Y-Mrs Dugald I Stewart of Florence who underwent a very critical operation at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday is doing we'll. Her | condition had so much improved that | her husband who accompanied her here returned home yesterday.
 l THE FLORENCE RESERVOIR 1 It is understood the board of trade l committee for the investigation of the relative contentious of the San Carlos reservoir company and the Southern Pacific. concerning the right of way in | the Gila canyon. will hold a confer
 ence this morning and if possible will make final report to the board on | Thursday.
 PRISON WATER TANkS-Bids were opened by the board of control on the goth for the construction of | water tanks at the territorial prison. | There were six bidders ranging in
 amount from $6O00 down to $2800. though the latter bid was only for
 material. The award was tentatively made to The Des Moines Bridge and
 Iron Works at $3495.
 l MEETING OF FARMERS-There will be a meeting of farmers In the l Murphy school house Thursday even- l ing for a general conference over the | subject of the marketing of valley products. Ii is planned to form an as- | sociation for the purpose of furthering l the interests of the farmers in secur ] ing better markets and better cooper ation in supplying them. The meeting will be public and farmers especially are urged to attend.
 A NEW GOLD cAMP-A new gold camp has been established eighteen miles southwest of Arlington. on the road to Agua Caliente. A strike was
 made there recently by NJ. A. Bay
 singer, who discovered a very rich
 vein of gold ore at a depth of twenty
 five feet Assays of It have been ex-
 tremely flattering. Mir Baysinger has
 for some time had other properties
 in that vicinity. A company of seven
 members has been formed of which
 MT. Baysinger is the superintendent. - ELks PARApE-The Elks will parade the streets this afternoon. part ly to show how good they feel over last nights fine performance and part ly to keep up the ginger for the show tonight and tomorrow night. By giv- ing the third show they will be able to accommodate all who want to see the performance and they desire well filled houses on both occasions. Great actors, those who have made their name and fame. always like to play to full houses. They feel cold and un- sympathetic if they are not appreci- ated. and the Phoenix Elks are great actors. They are giving the third show for good measure and desire that all will boost them along and make it just as big as the two preceding per- formances. The members of the or der are all urged to be at the hall to- day promptly at 3:15 o'clock to take part in the parade.
 GONE TO DENvER-The following item concerning a young couple we'll known in Phoenix. appeared in yes- terday's Prescott Journal Miner: "Af- ter six years residence in this city. during which time he established a wide circle of friends and. gained a prominent standing in business cir cles. F. M. Drescher and his wife left yesterday afternoon for Denver. Colo. Recently the father of Mir. Drescher died in Denver. where he was lead ing real estate agent and broker and his son leaves here to take charge of the business. He has sold his home on North Pleasant street to w. V. Radley, mining engineer. MT. Drescher was a member of the we'll Construction company. and his inter est has been taken over by his part ner. w. w. Elliott Ills many friends here wish him the greatest success in his new field"
 A coMMoTioN AMONG THE STARRS-'Dr. Frank Starr" is in further trouble which he himself brought to the notice of the author ities with the idea of having a son-in- law arrested He and his wife and children live in a house in the south-