Arizona republican., 1910-06-07
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MISS HAUxHURST HERE.- Miss Adele HauXhurst arrived here yesterday morning from Redondo. Cal, to visit her parents during the sum- mer.
 GOING TO YUMA-J NJ Eppstein will leave tomorrow morning for Yuma where he expects to lease one of the vaudeville houses for the firm of Epp- stein X Houston.
 GONE TO CINcINNATG.-Peter J. John left for Cincinnati. Ohio, yster- day morning to look after the estate of the late Judge Amogye His wife and children will follow later
 DUTCH TREAT-The directors of the board of trade will enjoy another Dutch treat luncheon at the Ford hotel today at 12:15 and every mem Der of the board who is in the city is expected to be there.
 GOING TO MISSOURI.-D. P Kyle, d long time resident of Phoenix and former justice of the peace, but who has been away considerably of late, is here now but will leave this evening for his old home in Missouri, going via New Orleans
 FISCAL INSPECTlON-H. P. Seide man, fiscal inspector of the reclama- ton service, has been in Phoenix since last Friday InsUecting the local offices of the SCI wee. As far as he has pro- ceeded with his work everything has l. i'm, dition.
 GLENDALE CITY-Glendale held an election on Saturday on the ques- tion of town incorporation. There were only IS votes cast as only those could vote whose names appeared on the roll the year before. but every vote cast was in the affirmative, so the matter of incorporation will prob ably be merely a question of time.
 ICE CREAM soCIAL.-There will be an ice cream social this evening in the Creighton school house for the benefit of the piano fund. A large attendance is expected and an enjoy able time is assured. There will be a short program beside the refresh ments which will consist of ice cream, sherbert, cakes, grape juice and lem onade.
 4 HORSE kILLED-A horse and buggy from the Stevens stable ran north on Central avenue yesterday and near the Arizona school of music the horse invaded the school of music and broke one of his legs. Humane off cer Davidson and Veterinarian Dr Lowe examined the horse ana decided that it was useless to try and save the animal. so MT. Davidson shot it. The buggy was badly wrecked.
 A GREAT BOND sALE-The time of the board of supervisors today will be devoted mainly to the opening of bids for bonds. There are three lots Of bonds. aggregating S172.0O0 for which bids will be opened as follows: At ten o'clock an issue of $3.00O for school district No. r.; at 10:30 o'clock, an issue of $19.OOO. Mesa High school; at II o'clock. an issue of $15O.OOO for the Phoenix Union High school.
 JUNE SNOW.-C. F.. Stastney. of Cedar Rapids. Ia.. spent last winter in Phoenix but early in the spring went back to Iowa The first news from him was received yesterday at the Heard real estate office. Stast- ney sent card in which he stated that on June snow fell up his way This is d grand old state.' he wrote. but I wish I were back in Arizona" There were one or. two days about week ago when little snow in Phoenix would not have come amiss
 TWO BAD RUNAWAYS-Three horses drawing a heavy has' wagon with a grain wagon trailing, took fright while in the vicinity of the Ford hotel yesterday morning and flashing up North Second avenue, scattered grain and some hay from Washington street to West MOreland Place, where they were finally stopped. The wagon tongue was demolished and two of the horses were somewhat bady cut up. A team from the Palo Alto stables made things interesting in North Central avenue yesterday afternoon, smashing the buggy and one of the horses sus- taining the broken leg.
 A DRY SEASON-Not for five years past has the Salt river carried so lit- tie water at this time of the year as right now. Yesterday the normal flow of the river was only II .6S3 inches of which the north side lands would be entitled to only 4961 inches. but with the reservoir supply to draw from the north side lands received 26.S9O inches. all that was required. The Mesa ca nal was only entitled to 732 inches of the normal flow mentioned but with its reservoir rights $500 inches were delivered to it. For some weeks past no lands above the Maricopa canal have been entitled to water, except through their reservoir nriNileges q