Arizona republican., 1910-10-18

GOES TO COAST-F. R. Dyar was
 passenger for San Diego on the Phoenix" last evening
 GOES TO SAN FRANcISco-w
 F. Frazee left last night, Over the
 Santa Fe, for San Francisco.
 TO LOS ANGELES-Maggie D.
 Bates and T. M. Earnhardt were pas
 sengers on last nights Phoenix for
 Los Angeles.
 | LEAVE FOR coLoRADo-W. F
 and Thomas J. Buckley left last cv-
 ening on the California Limited fo1
 Colorado Springs.
 TO EASTERN HoME-George Hill
 worth left last night over the Santa
 Fe California Limited, for his old
 home in Celina, ohio.
 ENGINEER LONG HERE-Chief
 Engineer l.. H. Long of the Hartman 1 lines, with headquarters in Tucson
 was in Phoenix yesterday on business
 GOES TO LOS ANGELES-P. A. l TharaldSon of the Hub left last even ing oyer the Southern Pacific for Los Angeles, expecting to be absent sever al days on business connected with the | letting of a contract for the construc-
 ton of the Hotel Adams.
 TWENTY-FoUR ARREsTS-From Saturday night until yesterday after noon, the police made twenty-four ar rests, the majority of the cases being common trunks. There was a com plete lineup before Police Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon.
 GOING TO AFRICA-There will be debate tonight at Tanner chapel A. M. F. church on the subject, Resolved. That the AfrO-American Should Emi- grate to Africa" John Beck. assisted by Prof. Williams will look after the affirmative, while Hr T. Smith with one of the city's best orators will sup port the negative. There will be good music. All questions on Africa will be answered by the president
 GIRL PAROLED-Viola Hazel Pray has been parOled from the territorial industrial school at Ba I sor. by Gov ernor Sloan. The girl was commit ted from Cochise county August 1 of last year for the crime of "iepen- dency and neglect" Her record at the school has been excellent and friends succeeded in convincing the governor that her personal interests would be better served by her parole than by fer detention.
 MAY LOCATE HERE-Mr and Mrs. William Minderman are recent arrivals in Phoenix from WinnebaSo, | Minnesota. They nave rented q lit- tie ranch situated near Alhambra, | fem th- Valley Really company, and | wIll spend the win;@r here at least It is possible that if they like the | country as well after one winter here l as they do on first acquaintance. they will locate here permanently. MT | Minderman is much impressed with i the wonderful possibilities of the Salt River valley.
 URST-lUkE-This morning at | o'clock the marriage of MT Max ] B. Wurst son of Mir and Mrs B i Wurst, North Fifth street and Miss Eva Luke, daughter of Mir and Mrs | F. K. Luke of East Washington | street will take place at St. Mary's | Catholic church. There will be | solemn high mass. at which Rev | Louis Wurst, the uncle of the groom will officiate and also perform the | marriage ceremony. Rev. Louis | Wurst is pastor of the Catholic church at Tomak, Wisconsin, and | purpose of officiating on this oc- casion.
 EXTENDED TRIP-The movements of Rex. w. Dunlap. the mining en- gineer. are enough to keep one news paper reporter busy. Dunlap came back from a summer vacation and ! business trip only a few weeks ago and today he will leave again, travel ing via the Santa Fe He will go first to Kansas City and then on to New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and other eastern points. It is possible that before he returns he will run over to Europe. He is taking the trip for business, not for pleasure, and he admits that he has a big mining deal on that may be closed by the time he returns.
 STORED WATER SUPPLY
 The elevation of water above the Roosevelt dam yesterday was 64.30 feet, indicating a stored supply of 25153 acre feet. The normal flow of the Salt and Verde rivers at Gran ite Reef was 14122 miners inches and of the Salt at the joint head, 2260 inches. On the north side 1160O inches of water were used yes terday for irrigation purposes, while 929O inches were used on the south side. Following is the schedule of water distribution for today: Ari zona, eight hours to quarter section; Grand nd-Appropriators, twelve hours; dry; Salt, twelve hours.
 SURVEYS APPROVED - Mineral I Survey No 2675, Planet, Planet No. ,, Planet No. 3, Planet No 4, Iron Hill No. 2, Copper Hill, Copper Hill No. 2, Ella Belle, Ella Belle No. 2, Ahonika, Mark Hanna, La Mexicana, ] Comet, Byron, Sentinel, Palmetto a Planet No. 3. Ashley, Orange, Wiscon- a sin. Kimball, Boston, Chompton, . )dora, -Oddoletta, NickersOn, Barton, | Blue Bird. Otis, Opal, Brookville, New yorl, Mesa Smelter Gulch Bill Will "