Arizona republican., 1910-06-03

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-The
 Knights of Pythias will hold an cleo
 tion of officers this evening and will
 also confer the initiatory degree.
 ON HER VAcATIoN-Miss NJ A
 Cuplin, a teacher in the Phoenix high school. and her mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ Cuplin. will leave today for Des Moines, l Iowa.
 TO KANSAS CITY-J A. Dougher- ty of Tempe and a party of four start
 ed for Kansas City yesterday on a
 little jaunt that will take up most of i the summer.
 TEACHERS ExAMINATION-The
 regularly quarterly teachers. examina-
 ton will be held next Monday and
 Tuesday. June and '. at the Central school building, beginning each day at s.: 30 a. m.
 8. F. M'FALL DOING NICELY The doctor has cut the plaster cast on the leg of B. F. McFall, which was | broken a couple of weeks ago and has | found conditions very satisfactory. It | is expected he will be able % get up in day or two
 A FINE DAUGHTER-Ten pounds was the report made by William WetZ- Ter. a local groceryman, when he was telling about the latest arrival, a fine daughter who appeared at noon yes | terday He warns the young men of the city to keep away for though she is fine girl she isn't old enough yet to receive company.
 BACK EAST-Mr and Mrs. O. NJ Collins and Miss Claudia Williams, Mrs. Collins sister. expect to return to l their former home in Huntington, W. Va. next Saturday. Mir. Collins was formerly a partner with Al. Williams in the Ford hotel but owing to Mrs. Col | lins' ill health he decided to give it up and return to their former home. REGISTRATION - Yesterday the registration list was swelled to the dsgraceful total of about 3J0. The au tomobile brigade apparently did not get into action. but it is expected it will today. There will have to be two big days work done if the registration for the sewer bond election anywhere near approaches a representative vote of the city.
 MORE BIG ONIONS-An employe of w. J. Murphy yesterday brought to the board of trade from Mir. Murphy's ranch, on section in Orangewood. some fine specimens of onions There were two varieties. one being the eastern red, some of them weighing two pounds apiece. and the other be- ing the silver king. 1t is expected the onion patch will produce i50 to 475 bushels to the acre.
 HE'LL COME BAcK-Michael Pri- or. whose juleps and Mamie Taylors almost made him famous while he was one of the ornaments behind the Hotel Adams bar, will leave this morning for the Thousand Islands on the St. Law renee where he expects to mix Mamie Taylors and juleps for the guests of the Crossman house. Since the fire he has been employed at the Ford Michael says he will return in the fall
 STRUCK SOFT WATER-H. B.
 
 miles south of town. just where Cen tral avenue would be fit were a lit- tie longer than it is, struck water yes terday at depth of 172 feet. The well was drilled by NJ. C. Egly. who says that the water is as soft as rainwater and with no traces of salts. Mir. Sny- der will start his house on the home stead at once and move on it in Au- gust
 WANT DOGS SHOT-Residents of East Buchanan street visited the po- lice station last evening. bringing a 12-year old boy who had been bitten on the leg by dog. It was stated that there are a number of vicious canines upon that street that have been mak- ing themselves obnoxious by attacking unwary pedestrians anl that they are a menace to the peace and quiet of the ne;ghborhooi The police promised that the animals would be summarily dealt with today.
 FOR INSULTING WOMEN - George Hamilton, who has had deal ings with the police upon previous oc- casion, and Edward Miller were ar TeSleu ldSl evening Wnlle witnessing performance at a local theater. A complaint had been made to the police that two men had offered grievi0us in- suit to ladies passing along First street and that the men had entered a plav- house subsequently,. The men were identified by the women making the complaint and given comfortable lodgings in the city bastile.
 SCHOOL BUILDING elDS-The trustees of the Phoenix school district met yesterday morning as announced and devoted some time to q consid- eration of the bids presented the day before for the construction of the school building on West Adams street They came to no conclusion. however, and adjourned to meet again this l morning at 8 o'clock. T. L. Edens l yesterday submitted bid modified l as to specifications. and it is under | stood another similarly modified bid | will be placed before the board this | morning. Undoubtedly decision will | be reached today as to whether the | contract will be let on the basis of l