Arizona republican., 1910-07-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY-William c. Gill;
 more of Tombstone has been reappoint- ed d notary public. effective July 2S. | SANITARY BOARD-The quarter | ly meeting of the live stock sanitary 1 board has been in progress for a cou- pie of days and will probably be in l session the greater part of the week. The business before it is largely rou-
 tine.
 HERE TO STAY-W. H. Bradford
 and wife are recent arrivals from Bar
 tow. Florida and come expecting to make Phoenix their home. MT Brad
 ford is a railroad man and was hore couple of years ago. being so favor ably impressed he has returned.
 SURVEYORS EXAMINATION - An examination beginning yesterday and ending today, is in progress at the office of the surveyor general, of ap
 plicants for the position of United States surveyor. There are two appli-
 cants from Globe. one from Yuma and one from Phoenix
 WAN D Io MAhh r-SeCTeIdTA Welch of the board of trade has re- ceived a letter from a woman in Buff falO who wants to come to Arizona ,on most any kind of proposition that will enable her to work out her own future. She says she is poor but honest and hard working widow wom- an with a son years old. She would like job at almost any honorable em- ployment, or she would marry any re- spectable sort of a ranger or rancher who would undertake to make home for her. She does not hold out any of the usual inducements of youth. beauty. wealth, fine accomplishments or anything except her honesty and desire to better her condition.
 IN A CLASS Y ITSELF-Phoenix is in a class by itself according to St. Paul newspaper in which the following item appeared St. Paul has the unenviable distinction just at present of being the very hottest place in the civilized part of the country. Maximum temperatures for the past twenty-four hours give Washington, D. C.. temperature Of 92; Galveston, Tex. 90; New or leans. SC; Memphis. S4; St. Louis SS, and Atlanta. g.. Yesterday it was 97 in St Paul The only place on the weather map that could show up something warmer was Phoenix, Arizona, which had temperature of 102. But Phoenix hardly counts because some eminent publicist once said that Phoenix was only four miles from hades." Fortunately the St. Paul editor knew nothing about the difference between the dry bulb and the wet bulb thermometers, or he would have bemoaned his fate at having to stay in St Paul at 97, when he could come to Phoenix where at 1O2 the sensible tempera ture would be as delightful as it is in st. Paul at about 65 or 70.
 THE NEWS CIRCULATING-i Gradually the people of the whole world, at least the new world, are coming to hear about Phoenix and look in this directin for a betterment of their conditions. A large number of inquiries are received daily at the board of trade That has been the | CdSe loI loHB liiit put titS HOtiSS able feature of late has been the widely separated points from which the inquiries come and the great va riety of things that prompts people | to write letters of inquiry. An an alysis of yesterdays mail for instance shows the following Letters from | Santa Fe. N. NJ. Texas. province of | Quebec in eastern Canada and AL berta in far western Canada. Wash ington, Alabama and New Hamp | shire. all asking for valley literature; l a joint letter from four men in New York City who are out of work and want to go somewhere to better themselves; a letter from California asking for pictures to illustrate -an1 article; a letter from Wilton, Ark,