Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
TRIP TO MAMMOTH-Governol

the Mammoth. is highly enthusiastic over what he saw there
 DOG PolSoNER BUSY-Three valuable dogs were found dead yes terday morning in south First street below the railroad tracks, and It was determined that they had beer poisoned. Later a pet cat was also discovered dead, having evidently also been poisoned. The police are making an effort to learn the iden- tity of the miscreant.
 PURITY TEMPLE TO MEET-For the purpose of making arrangements for the entertainment of the visit ing Pythian Sisters, during the ses-
 sions of the Grand Temple and of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, meeting of Purity Temple No. g, Pythian Sisters of Phoenix will be held this evening It is earnestly requested that there be a full at tendance so that every detail may be decided upon at this time.
 UNIQUE WINDOW-The H. A. Diehl Shoe Co. last night arranged very unique Halloween window.
 Between the shoes on display were strewn a number of little jack-o- lanterns, looking like diminutivo pumpkins carved in the way child ren cut up that vegetable to repre- sent human faces. Inside the Ian terms were electric lights and the eff feet produced last evening was de cidedly novel and pleasing.
 ADAMS ANNEX ADDITlON-All three stories of the Adams Annex addition south of the old building, will be ready before fair week. It was thought for a time that only two stories would be finished ir time to accommodate fair visitors and that the third story would have to be finished later, but better pro- gress was made than was expected. The addition contains fifty rooms. half of which will have private bath.
 TO CANVASS TEMPE-W. H.
 Teasley, specially appointed by the board of trade to cooperate with County Commissioner Elliot Evans in gathering Maricopa county aGri- cltural exhibits for the fair. will canvass the Tempe district Wednes-
 day He will keep his eyes open for farm products that will attract at
 tention and make the exhibit com
 plete, and he doesn't intend that anything Tempe has shall escape him, if he wants it.
 INSURANCE AGENT-David. B. Driskill has been appointed special agent for Phoenix of the Mutual
 Benefit Life Insurance company.
 For several years Mir. Driskin has been connected with the c. 1T. Dav- idson store and in that position he has formed a large circle of friends. He is a young man of great busi- ness getting ability and his friends confidently expect him to make his mark in the life insurance line. His appointment as special agent becomes effective today.
 meeting was held last evening of the Phoenix Merchants, Manufacturers
 & Contractors Protective Association when quite a number of the members were present The membership now amounts to A Several important items were discussed and a special committee was appointed to call on
 merchants and manufacturers of this city during the coming week and to report at the regular meeting to be held next Monday evening, November |7, at 7:30, when it is hoped that all members will be present as there are still several important matters to decide
 ANOTHER ENTHUSIAST OVER SALT RIVER VAllEY-Louis Salz- geber, daughter and friend, Mrs. Cloetta from Los Angeles, are visit ing their daughter and sister. Mrs. Lizzie Zimerman and family, at their ranch four and one-half miles west of Phoenix MT. Zimerman, an old time dairyman and cheese manufac- turer in the Valley, kept them on
 the go during their two weeks stay showing them around the Valley and Salzgeber being an experienced dairy
 man and alfalfa farmer having been ] in the business for thirty years in California, was very much surprised at what he say and pronounced this valley the pest alldlId ana udlTN country he ever saw They wished
 they could make their stay perman ent.
 TRIES TO FORGE WAY IN-An
 unidentified man called at the home of Councilman Eugene Hackett late yesterday afternoon and demanded of a servant that he be admitted, stat ing he wished to use the telephone. The girl refused the man admittance.
 Later he appeared at the front door and was met by Mrs. Hackett He claimed he had a note to deliver to Mrs Hackett. Mrs. Hackett refused to take the note or to admit the
 man. The police were called. but the man who was evidently drunk had made himself scarce. Marshal Moore desires that, with the ap-
 proach of fair week. all household CTS will immediately communicate with his office whenever a suspicious character appears in any neighbor- hood.
 WHO WANTS THEM-If anybody in this town has lost any bronze or copper colored coffin handles the I;l t,;.