Arizona republican., 1911-06-07
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 l EXPECTED LAST NiGHT-GoSer- nor Sloan was expected home last night from stay of a few days in ! northern Arizona.
 FOR EASTERN SEAsoARD-Mrs. | Augustus Tuck, who has been spending 1 the winter at the home of her son at | 1915 West Pierce street, leaves today for Portland and South Beach, Maine.
 NEW NoTARIEs-Notorial com missions have been issued to C. K Wilcox of Dudleyville, Emil Eger of Yuma, Frank Baxter of Yuma, and Charles l.. Diehl of Mesa City.
 WILL ISSUE NEW MAP-The board of trade is preparing to issue a new map of the Salt River valley with accompanying data. and is now securing bids for the work of printing it. An issue of 5000 will be printed.
 ERRONEOUS DATE-In yesterdays issue 1t was announced that the board of trade had several copies of the
 
 culture for 1907 for distribution. There wos an error in the date It should have read the year book of 1909
 LECTURE IN GLENDALE-Mrs. Louise Stevens Cooke of the Ameri- can Woman's league, will deliver a lecture Friday night in the airdome in Glendale. Her subject will be "A Fri, fn ture will be illustrated by lantern slides
 IRON SPRINGS AND PRESCOTT l. J. Johnson, agency director for the New York Life, returned yesterday from a trip through northern Arizona. While in the north. he stopped at Iron Springs to figure on some repairs on his summer cottage. Mrs Johnson will spend the summer there. He seems to think, however, that eventually the l Iron Springs colony will transfer itself ! to Prescott and join the new summer | resort crowd in the mile high city.
 A CENTlPEDE, NOT A SKUNK-l pr. MOnical returned from Cave Creek l yesterday. where he was called to attend | C. F. Philes. who was supposed to have | been bitten by a hydrophobia skunk. | through the fact that the doctor could | not understand the message of the | Mexican messenger. The doctor says the supposed bite proved to have been the sting of a centipede and that no serious results are expected to follow
 PREPARING SPECIAL ARTICLES Secretary Harry Wclch has for Yarded a special article on the cleo ric features of the Salt River pro- feet to the Journal of Electric Power md Gas, and another to the Omaha Bee, both by request He also has a 'equest for an article for the Business 2thics Magazine of Milwaukee. and will furnish it as soon as possible 'fr. Welch is succeeding admirably n the securing of valuable publicity. lot only in thenewspapers, but in many of the trade papers throughout he country.
 DOING BIG 5USINESS-"Contrary Q all expectations" says | J Johnson. gency director. the New York Life has 'ritten an unprecedented business in IriZona this year. Up to Gate the .riZOna branch has written this year 920. GOO and paid for S650. GOO This is he biggest business that the Arizona ranch has done since 1904 It appears he home office alIots each branch so luch business. They increased the rizOna branch allotment this year rom S1,000.000 to S1.20O. .OO0. but as will 2 e seen by tine above figures, it has se- Ired over half of the allotment during le first five months The Arizona or anization is in splendid shape. writing }3O 900 of new business in the single . lonth of May HOUSE WARMING PLANNED- f ast Fourth of July Tom Whitney T tanned a big housewarming at his | len newly occupied residence. He was | ot only in earnest in the matter, but | , much so that his father. Tom Whit 2 ay, ST, and other friends took great C terest in the event and were helping elaborate Toms plans to such an ltent the event was being looked for " 3 of community if not of state wide terest But just before the Fourth v r. Whitney's partner was called away ~ Id Tom was too busy tp carry out the U ans which were temporarily given up. U he elder Whitney says that arrange ents are under way to pull off the use warming on the coming Fourth. ough he does not know whether Tom IS done anything in regard to the alter But that, he says. will not - ake a great deal of difference, for it - something that has to be done some s ne and he is getting tired Of wait g. Tom, senior, proposes to have that use warming somtime, if he has to CD ribbing at it until the cement mutations rot away. V DEATH OF C. E. JUSTUS-C. F.. stus died yesterday morning at 4:25 his home near the Yuma road three n, les west of the city. The immediate tf use of death was heart failure. Mir. R l,ol Fn,. como tiY,a haan a l n.