Arizona republican., 1911-05-02

I who will make headquarters in the
 board room. This is offered as a
 convenience to the public as there is
 frequent inquiry where a stenographer
 can be hired for transient work.
 PROMINENT ATTORNEY AT
 ADAMS ANNEx-Frank Evans of
 St Louis. attorney for the Rock Is land lines and general counsel for the
 St Louis X san Francisco railroad. is
 a guest at the Adams Annex with his father, Dr. James Evans of Spring field. Illinois. They came to the Salt ! river valley for rest and recreation and will remain in the city for three weeks if their present plans are car ried out.
 WORK AT RELIEF MINE-George Hamlin came in yesterday from the Relief gold mine quite enthusiastic
 with the progress of his recent de- Velopment. On the 400 foot level he
 has run the drift about 100 feet west
 from the shaft. He does not expect
 to strike the ore shoot for another
 so feet. On the 200 foot level he has
 extended the drift across the fault
 encountered when operations were
 suspended at that point a long time ago and is now in the hanging wall of
 the vein and has begun cross cutting
 it. He has six men employed.
 FREE RAZORS-The Durham Du-
 pleX Razor company is arranging to
 give the people of this section the
 most liberal proposition ever offered
 in the introduction of a new article
 of convenience The company will
 establish an agency with local mer-
 chant for it's razors and will then dis
 tribute free 1000 of them among the people of this section who think they would like to shave themselves if
 they could get the right kind of
 machine. These razors will be loaned
 without contract. rental, or the pay ment of any money at any time; posi-
 lively no string on the offer. At the end of thirty days those who take the razors are to send them back to the manufacturers. and if they have been convinced that they need d tool of that kind they may then go to the local merchant and buy it.
 CITY COUNCIL MEETING-The city council held it's regular monthly meeting last night. passing on the monthly bills. An ordinance was read the first time and referred to the ordinance committee for report at the next meeting, to be held Thursday night, punishing the cruel treatment of animals A resolution was present cd but no action taken. prohibiting the erection. extension or enlargement of any building within the special fire limits. where corrugated iron is to be used in such construction. A matter of importance to city employees was the passing of a motion made bv Cis- ney and seconded by Stauffer. provid- ] ing that all teamsters in the employ ! of the city shall receive $60 per month ] for an eight-hour day. with price and q half for all overtime except on sun | days. when the price shall be double. | or at the rate of $120 per month.
 PRESCOTT BOOSTERS Judging from an account in the Journal Miner l of meeting held by the Prescott l chamber of commerce since the Pres | colt boosters returned from their ex- cursion to Phoenix. that organization l is fully in earnest in respect of the | things t has undertaken. And the | people of the city are entitled to fla i vorable notice for their support of the | chamber IL is stated that the mem | bership exceeds that of the Phoenix i board of trade by three and is nearly | double that of the Tucson organiza- i tion. both these cities being much | larger than Prescott. There was | further discussion of the Phoenix | summer colony project and plans for | out the Improvements guar anteed The subject of good roads ! occupied a great deal of attention and | progress was reported on tlte con- struction of the Grand Canyon high way which was then completed to valley.
 FEELS SURE OF STATEHOOD Eugene Brady O'Neill believes that is matter of only short time Yesterday there came to Phoenix rom Washington. sent by MT O'Nein. [ mail bag full of copies of the speech Dy Senator Chamberlain of oregon in support of the Arizona constitution. C. B. Wood also received letter fiom Mir. )'Neill in which it was stated: There $ no doubt but Arizona will be admit -ed at this session. What delay has been caused has been by the people lighting the New Mexico constitution
 have personally seen all of the mem- lers of the United States senate but seven, and of these seven, two-Ter- ell and Tillman-are sick and neither ,f them will in all likelihood appear in he senate again. And I have the as 'urance of fifty-seven members of the senate that as soon as it comes before hem on the program arranged by the louse committee. they will vote for he admission of the two territories"
 RECOvERS AFTER LONG ILL NESS-After a long siege of illness Mrs. c. NJ Cron, wife of Dr. Cron, the