Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
PYTHJAN SISTERS, DANCE

' annual May day ball of the Pythian Sisters will be, held tonight in Pat . rick's hall, the public being cordially invited. There will be ice water and refreshments. The proceeds of the ball will go to the iund for the build | ing of d Pythian Home.
 FINE RANGE CONDITIONS-W. w. ,Ook who returned recently from his stock range at the head of New river, says he has never seen conditions better at this time of the year: or cer- l tainly not for ten or fifteen years. The ranges are beginning to dry up a lit 1 tie. but there is plenty of drinking wa ter and probably will he during the season. The desert ranges are getting
 pretty dry with the hot days of the last few weeks.
 WILL HAVE NEW ICE PLANT | The Phoenix Machine and Cold Stor- age company closed d contract last Saturday with the York Manufactur- ing company of York Pennsylvania. for a new 65 ton cold storage plant which will be put in operation in about thirty days \ similar plant
 
 ple's Ice and Fuel company from the
 same company. A. NJ. Fowler, the representative of the York manufac-
 turers has sold several ice plants in the territory, and says business con ditions are first class.
 FIRE ALARM sOxES-Every once in while some one gets out busi- l,a ..f n list Of the fire alarm boxes of the city. With equal regularity the supply is exhausted. the card lost and a new de- mand is felt for them. The latest to supply it is C. M. Miller. who conducts
 abarber shop at 124 West Washington street. The card is printed for adver- tising purposes and is a good one for it contains information lots of people want so the card will naturally be pre- served. Incidentally Mr. Miller is d booster for the owls and the card car ries a picture of that more or less sacred bird.
 NO MEMS MEETING YESTER- OAY-Owing to the illness of Secre- tary Davis of the Young Mems Chris tian association. and the failure of the association quartet to appear in time for the afternoon address, C. H. Trimmings of Los Angeles. who was tO address the men yesetrday after
 noon decided not to undertake the meeting. It k expected that he will make talk later on under more faV- orable circumstances Mir. Trimmings is a man of wide experience in Y. NJ { \ h1N.iner 1r- years as secretary of eastern asso- citations. Since leaving the work as association secretary he has become d concrete contractor. and is spending a few weeks in the valley with view of locating here if the prospect seems sufficiently encouraging
 CEMENT PIPE MANUFACTURE The Pioneer Transfer company will complete this week. a contract it has with the reclamation service for the transfer and loading on cars for ship ment to Mesa City of about three quarters Of a million pounds Of cement pipe. to be used in the diversion water system on the south side The pipe totals about 5000 feet in length and the diameter ranges from fourteen to twenty four inches. It takes about twenty carloads. A most interesting fact in connection with it is that few people are aware that such d manufac- turing institution is going on in PhOe- nix. The pipe in question was all made in the southern part of the city by Arthur =. Bent, who evidently knows his business or he would not have se- cured such contract from the recla nation service Phoenix is growing industrially along every line and only the most observant have an apprecia tion of all that is going on in the gen. eral development of things.