Arizona republican., 1910-06-28

NEW NoTARlES-Notarial com
 missions were issued yesterday to l.
 c. Pearse of Globe and A. c. Stice of
 Phoenix.
 TO THE SPRfNGS-Mrs. F. P. Col | lings will leave today for Iron Springs
 wehre she will spend part of the
 summer.
 | BACK AGAIN-Charles Christie re- 1 turned yesterday from the coast. Mrs.
 Christie will remain in California till | October.
 GONE TO AL8UOUERQUE-J R.
 Brought who started the New Airdome
 theater in Phoenix, left this morning
 for his home in Albuquerque
 BOUGHT A RANcH-It was re- | ported yesterday that Woolf Sachs had ] bought the 240 acre ranch of James | Pitts in the Horovitz district across 1 the river and west of Phoenix. AN ARIZONA HORSE-The first
 Arizona stallion to have race winner | this season is Charles A. Smiths well
 known Senator L. His daughter, Sis l ter Bess won race at FanfOran, Cal, | and took a record of 2:17h.
 WILL ADDRESS IRRIGATION
 CONGRESS-The board of governors of the Eighteenth Irrigation congress
 has invited Judge J. H. Kibbey to ad- dress the convention on the general subject of water equities, and Judge J. H. Kibbey to addres the convention. The congress will be held in Pueblo September 2O-30 inclusive.
 FUNERAL OF CHIEF PRINCE Territorial Secretary Young returned yesterday morning from Prescott and the Derby mine where he spent Sun day. He says the funeral of s. A Prince, late chief of police of Prescott was held yesterday and called out an immense crowd of people there being over a hundred carriages in line.
 BOARD OF TRADE-The office of the board of trade was moved yester day to room 204 on the second floor of the Fleming block. The new quar- ters VII be shaped up in a day or so and will be decidedly comfortable dur ing the summer months. There is no room for display of products but things will be conveniently arranged for the office business of the board.
 MOTORED TO THE DAMP. A. Carr and four friends made the round trip to Roosevelt last Sunday in an F. NJ. F. 30. They started from Phoenix at a. m. and reached the dam with out incident at 11:30. After about two hours spent at the dam the party re- turned reaching Phoenix about , D. m. | Those in the party were NJ. l.. VieuX, l Peter Block, Frank J. Barr, J. w. i Block and F. A. Carr.
 SAW TT FIRST-Simon Oberfelder cashier of the National Bank of Ari | zona. after reading yesterday morning | of the increasing of the capital stock | of two other Phoenix banks, jocularly i claimed that his bank had exhibited l even better foresight than the others | in accurately forecasting the needs of i Phoenix. Several months ago the Ma | tional Bank of Arizona increased its | paid up capital from S1O00OO to s2O0.- 900 and now has almost completed a fine new building of its own.
 A POULTRY ENTER RISE-John Weber in the osborn district is pre- parng to remove complaints of chicken shortage in Phoenix, the val ley. or for that matter, in the whole territory. He has just completed a incubator house and he has enough incubators in it to enable him to turn out 5000 chicks a week. Though he has not commenced book ing orders yet, he has an order for 5000 for fall delivery and 25,0O0 for de- livery next spring.
 SPEED SiGNS-Newly painted signs pointing the way and indicating the speed allowable to the traveller were received at the police station yesterday They will be placed at the between the ten and twelve mile speed limit districts. Each sign bears two hands on it pointing to the twelve mile and the ten mile districts. They will be placed on East Washing ton at Seventh street and West Wash ington at Seventh avenue; at Five Points: at the town ditch on North Central avenue and at Van Buren and Seventh streets.
 A WORD OF CHEER-Robert New comb and others will leave Bisbee this via automobile, to attend the Elks grand lodge in Detroit, Mich. Geo. U. Young some sort of an expression they could carry as a credential on their journey and doubt less believing he was still the acting governor, as territorial secretary he yesterday sent them the following: The initiative and energy of yourself and associates in your Bisbee- Detroit Elks special, attracts the attention of the infant Arizona and inspires the admiration of every buck Elk standing guard over the destinies of the future state"
 CHICAGO VISIToR-R P Cross. the United States Land and Irrigation congress is in the city and met with the directors of the board of trade yesterday. His mission
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