Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-03
OF Local Interest

HOME FROM CoAST-Mr. and
Mrs. G.. NJ. Gillett are home from an
outing in Los Angeles and vicinity
MISS PLANT HOME.-Miss Mar
garet Plant, an employe in the office
of the live stock sanitary board. has
returned from a months vacation on
Oak creek
SCHOOLS OVERLOOKING. - The
Adams and Central Schools are over
Knowingly full, and are taxing the in
genuity of superintendent and teach
ers considerably.
FOR CARNIVAL.-C D. Boyce. of
the Cosmopolitan Carnival Co. of Los
Angeles, was in Phoenix Yesterday,
making arrangements for some of his
attractions to come to the Territorial
fair in November
THE LAST TO LEAVE-Mrs. J.
| Elliott Walker and Miss Edith Evans
| returned home last night from Iron
Springs, being the last To leave that
notable summer resort. 1t is now
veritabIe deserted village
MAKING GOOD REcoVERY.-Miss
/ Blanche L. Therouz who has been
very i'll in the hospital for a few days
| is improving rapidly and it is ex-
pected she will be able to be taken to
her home, 500 East Adams street, to-
| day.
TRAVElERS.-Phoe who are
taking little trips abroad are +. Har-
UNI, to Albuquerque: Floyd 5. Curry,
To Clayton, oklahoma: Aug. Inder-
wesche. to San Bernardino; and j.
p Gallagher. to Kingman. All of
them left Monday.
A REMINDER.-An interested are
reminded that there will be a post
poned meeting in the interest OF the
Country Club. and its handsome pro-
jects Of building and grounds, at the
rooms of the board of trade. this
Tuesday evening Everyone who feels
an interest in the project is invited,
whether present member or not.
FAIR MEETING.-The meeting of
the Fair Commissioners to make or
authorize final arrangements for the
territorial fair of 1911 will be held
today and tomorrow. and the pro-
ceedings will be given simultaneously !
to the Phoenix and other daily ter |
ritOrial papers. Commissioner Pirtle. |
in attendance at the Bankers conven. |
ton at Prescott. has promised to |
surely be on hand today for the SEES
sions
NO SUPERINTENDENT. - The |
board of county supervisors has de- |
cided to hire no superintendent for the |
county poor farm and hospital. In |
view of the fact that the official life |
of this board will end on or about the |
first Of the year a resolution was
passed yesterday providing that in
stead of hiring a manager the work
should be done by L. NJ. Hoghe presi-
dent of the board As. Mr. Hoghe will
serve without any pay additional to
what he receives as member of the
supervisors board, the county will eff
feet considerable of a saving from
the expense involved under the other
plan.
AT CITY COUNCIL-The city coun-
ell had its usual long monthly session
i'm consideration Of bills last evening
but very little else was done The |
matter Of closer hauling" the paving
work. if possible. was left in the hands
Of Councilman Cisney to work out
with Superintendent Conway of the
paving company. City Attorney Pres
colt. who was present, was instructed
to take the necessary legal steps to
secure the paving of certain odds and
ends of streets in connection with the
private contracts with the Barber
company. Mr.. Ericsson was permitted
10 get water at gate No. %; and. sit
ting as a board Of equalization. the
went finally over the mat
-er Of the assessments of two mer-
'hants who appeared, and then took the
matters under final advisement
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS ,,
rhe headquarters of the county re-
publican central committee in rooms ;
Is and Ala on the fourth floor of
he Fleming block is now a fusy
lace Tho attention of tho 500 |