Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

of mathematics, has been filled by the
appointment of Prof r. ]. Jungerman
The Lehi ward choir will be given
a benefit dance at the Mesa opera
house tonight, provided the weather is
favorable
c. E. Howard has awarded the
plumbing contract to R y. Stapley &
Bro
| Miss Bessie Leebrick having resigned
as teacher in the Mesa schools. Miss
Mary Heron has been chosen to fill
the vacancy Miss Heron is from
] Payson, ella county
| The Lewis family have moved out
on the Charles Peterson ranch, recent
| ly purchased by them.
The Gurley Meat Market has a new
| assistant in the person of Ben Nc
MILAN, recently from Butte Montana.
Attorney Silverthorn went to Phoe-
nix yesterday on law business He
says that rains do not excuse lawyers
from work
c. Warren Peterson is one of the
latest democratic aspirants to circu-
late his cards among the Mesa voters.
Mr.. Peterson wants the nomination for
the office of county supervisor
Matt Cavaness. who had the J. T.
Drane ranch last season. has moved
onto the DR.. Wilbur ranch, which he
will farm during the coming season.
George F. Cooke. of Buckeye was in
Mesa yesterday handing out cards to
voters. He wants to represent Marico-
first legislature. His nomination will
be subject to the democratic primaries
j. NJ. Elliott, president OF the first
national bank Of Los Angeles. who was
in attendance at the session of the
Arizona bankers at Prescott. accom-
panied the party to Granite Reef and
Mesa. Wednesday and stopped off for
a short visit with j. G. SIangler and
family.
Up to Z o'clock YESTERDAY morning
.55 of an inch Of rain fell i'm Mesa, ac-
cOrding to the government observer
The maximum temperature was -. the
minimum Sc. Cloudy and showers
during the day
James Wallace. successful ranchman
east of town. had business i'm the capt.
tai yesterday
Chas. F. Jones is looking for Mrs.
Jones back from visit with her peo-
pie about the 25th OF the month. In
the meantime he is washing his own
dishes. with the help of a neighbor's
cat, and says baching on homestead
is certainly getting close t. nature.
DR.. \. J. Chandler is back from Los
at the Chandler tract are all that could
be desired. Applications for particu-
lars are flooding both the Los Angeles
and Mesa offices of the company.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piester
moved into their new home they
found that some Industrious persons
had placed a large wedding bell on the
front gate, and above it a flaming
heart, with the legend: The Wedding
Bells are Ringing"
]. NJ Beach is back from Prescott
and again busy in the Salt River val
ley bank He says the Prescott people
treated the bankers with unstinted hos
pitality
After having been informed that the
National irrigation Congress was to
be held in a half dozen cities. from
San Francisco to New York, Jed Pc
terson has been officially informed that
the congress will be held IN Chicago.
This is satisfactory. as it VIII give Mr..
Peterson a chance to attend the con-
ference and also to visit with his two
sons. Earl and Phil. who are attending
college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Giles left last ev-
ening for Los Angeles and intend max
ing their home there for the fall and
winter. perhaps longer.
DIR. NJ. w. Brack was in from his
yesterday and reports a fine
rain. He is trying to get about so
acres Of grain and so OF alfalfa planted. !
as he has water in abundance to draw !
from should there not be enough rain |
fall to insure a crop.