Arizona republican., 1910-10-06

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 RETURNED HoME-Mr and Mrs. J. w. Coverdale returned home yester- terday from an outing trip to Los An geles.
 EUKS' LODGE-The local lodge of Eks will hold regular meeting to- night As important business is to. be taken up, a large attendance IS requested.
 PIANO TUNER HoME-A. R. Taverner, the well known tuner, has returned from an extended trip on the coast. He was absent rom fhoe- nix about three months.
 COMING HoME-Mrs. James H McClintock, who has been spending the summer at Santa Barbara and other coast points, will arrive home on this mornings Santa Fe train.
 CHURCH SoclAL-The ladies of Tanner chapel will serve all the del- cacies of the season at their church on the corner of Second and Jefferson streets tonight The public is invited to attend. Admission lree'
 oLoRIoso MILL coMPLETED-It was announced yesterday that the mill at the GloriosO mine had been com pleted and the men were paid off yes terday It will not be started for about ten days yet, owing to the non-arrival of oil and other necessary operating supplies.
 BARBER SHOP IMPROVEMENTS The Eagle barber shop on North Center street looks like a new place now. New fixtures have been in stalled, while the room has been re painted and redecorated. By each chair is a stationary wash stand with running water.
 R. R. COMMISSIONERS LEAVE-| w. P McNair, chairman of the Ari- zona railway commission. left last evening for. his home in Douglas. Commissioner George J. Stoneman of Globe. left for that place Tuesday evening. Both have been in Phoenix for the rate hearing before Examiner Gerry.
 WILL NOT ATTEND-Owing to the press of his bushes and professional duties, Dr. John w. Foss, president of the Phoenix Board of Trade. was not able to go to Los Angeles to ad dress the soil convention, which meets there this week. Dr. Foss was in- vited to address this convention upon the soils of the Salt river valley and g-f night but was disappointed.
 MAY HAVE AWARDED CON- TRACT-It was reported last even ing that that contract for the new Hotel Adams had been awarded yes terday in Los Angeles. It is known that the plans for the building have been accepted and bids asked for. Nothing of a definite nature could be learned last evening. J. c. Adams was expected to return from Los An geles yesterday, but failed to arrive.
 CRANE -RAPP-C F. Crane, agent for the Southern Pacific at Maricopa. and Miss Rapp. who for two years has been a resident of Phoenix. were united in marriage here yesterday afternoon, and in the evening left over the Southern Pacific on a hon eymoon trip which will include Los Angeles, San Diego and the beaches. They expect to be gone about two weeks and will reside at Maricopa upon their return.
 FOR A SHORT VISIT-Mr. and TataC1aN night for visit of a few days with MT. and Mrs. Stanley Porter, Mrs. Porter being their daughter They were formerly residents of this valley, but in hecent years have lived in New Mexico. Recently they disposed of their interests there and have been visiting relatives in Humboldt, being on their way to California, where they expect to remain permanently.
 TO MEET ENGINEERS-Eng Louis c. Hill leaves tonight for Inn perial Junction, California, where he will meet the board of army engi- neers tomorrow morning. The plans for the entertainment of the board while in this valley have not been changed from the outline given in The Republican Tuesday morning. though some changes may be made as soon as the engineers have been consulted. They will arrive in Mesa Friday morning.
 INDIAN SERVICE OFFICIALS Two of the most important officials of the Indian service spent Monday and Tuesday at the Phoenix Indian school They were Mir. Fl. E. Peairis, in charge of all educational work of the department, and Mir. John Charles
 in charge of all construction work. Both are property owners in this val ley and have been here before. MT. Charles has been coming to Phoenix at frequent intervals fro years. They left Tuesday eevning for Tucson, aft CT expressing themselves as wholly satisfied with the condition of the local school.
 ENGINEERS TO BANQUET-Ari- zona Local No. 1, National AssOcia- ton of Stationary Engineers. will hold a reception and banquet in honor of o. $. Wiley, who represented the