Arizona republican., 1910-12-02

NOTARY PUBLIc-Dugald Stewart of Florence was yesterday appointed g
 notary public by Acting Governor Young.
 BAPTIST LADIES' TEA.-The Bap- tist ladies' tea will be held this aft
 ernoon, December ?, at the church
 parlors Home made bread, pies and
 cake will be an attraction, with other
 good things.
 HUMANE SOCIETY MEETlNG.-
 The Phoenix Humane society will hold
 its annual meeting tonight at 1:3O
 o'clock in the city hall. All members
 are urged to be present and all others
 interested in the work of the society are invited.
 CITY CLUB DINNER-Announce ment has been made that the first City club dinner for the season will be held in K. of P. hall Saturday evening, be- ginning at : o'clock. The topic chosen for discussion is, Problems for 1911 and What Course the Club Shall Pur- sue" Chief Justice Kent will preside and Joseph H. Kibbey. Dwight B. Heard and Barnett F.. Marks will be the principal speakers.
 CITY, WARRANTS-An city gene ral fund warrants will be paid upon presentation today. or any time here after at the Valley Bank. This is a new arrangement. as heretofore holders of warrants have discounted them at various banks. But after this the Valley Bank will cash all warrants at their face value A great many warrants issued for Aug ust, September, october and Novem- Der are outstanding while a few even older ones have never been cashed.
 THAT NIGHT TER-Secretary Harry Welch of the board of trade is not forgetting to send a night letter each evening to Chicago to be dis played with Arizonas exhibit at the L. $. Land and Irrigation exposition. Last nights letter, however. was his last, and was as follows: Arizona oranges being shipped in large quanti- ties daily to capture and delight New York markets. The Rose Special with Phoenix business men will tour Parker country next week. Red roses, American Beauties, for badges and decoration of train. being donated from all gardens in Phoenix"
 A DEESTRICk SkOOl-Those who want to laugh until their sides ache and then laugh some more, should not fail to attend the District School EX- hibition," to be given by the older people of the community at Creighton school house on the Mcdowell road Friday evening. December II, at s o'clock. The program will consist of the reciting of reading. spelling. men= tai arithmetic. physiology and geogra phy lessons. singing old songs, speak ing old speeches and drill by the soldier boys. The bad boy will be present The proceeds are for the school library fund.
 BUYS SANITARY CLEANERS Donald Hooker has purchased the es- at 31 East Adams street, known as the Sanitary Cleaners. from Earl Ullom, and takes charge today. Mir. Ullom has conducted the place for sev- aral years and has enjoyed a large pat
  the most profitable cleaning and press ing establishments in the city and Mir. Hooker will run it along the same lines that Mir Ullom found so successful, adding new machinery and equipment rom time to time as the growth of demands it. MT. Hooker has | -or some time been connected with the | Phoenix National bank, but has re- signed his position to devote all his at | ention to the business which he has purchased.
 DIPHTHERIA.-Ra Phillips. the ! A. year old son of Probate Judge Phil | ips. was very suddenly seized with | m attack of diphtheria on Wednesday l He is a robust boy and seemed to be i n his usual perfect health when he i itarted to school Wednesday morning | When he returned home later in the | lay he was suffering of a high fever | md a sore throat and was almost l taggering. He was given medical at ention at once and antitoxin was ad There is every reason to xpect his early recovery, but yester lay he was a pretty sick boy. There $ no knowledge of the source of in ection, the family residing on the IcDoweT road and so far as known here has been no other case of the isease among the high school stu