Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-04
PLENTY OF PUPILs-Osborn Sc

PLENTY OF PUPIlS-Osborn School
district will have about go pupils this
coming year. ana six teachers.
DOMENHOFFS HOME - William
Dodenhoff and family returned home
yesterday from their outing at Long
Beach.
VISITED IN GLENOALE-Mr and
Mrs James c. Blaine of Phoenix were
week end guests OF Professor and Mrs.
Hum of Glendale
NEW DEPUTY-John Connors. for
merry of the Phoenix police force and
one of the oldest residents of the val
Icy, has been appointed deputy sheriff.
EXPECTATIONS - Deputy Sheriff
Billy Woolf is expected home about
the 10th; Clerk Z. f Dunlevy of the
district court about the 18th; and
Judge Edward Kent about the goth of
September.
FICKAS FEELS FINE-W. NJ Flick
as returned Friday from a two weeks
outing in Los Angeles and vicinity.
He had a good time. is glad he went
and glad he got back again.
POSTOFFICE HOURS-The gener-
al delivery. stamp and registry win
dows at the postoffice will be open
today from to 10 o'clock. y. NJ. The
carriers will make a morning delivery.
coLoRED PEOPLE WILL CELE-
ERATE-The colored people of the
city will celebrate labor day by a ball
to be given tonight in Patrick's hall.
under the management of a commit
tee composed of Robert Stearn, Paul
Samuel Bayless.
ABOUT TRAVELLING standard
sleeper over the Southern Pacific came
in from Los Angeles Saturday morn
ing. containing thirty five passengers.
and the chair car had twenty five
through from Los Angeles to Phoenix.
The standard sleeper to the coast Sat
urday evening had all the lowers and
four Of the upper berths taken at 3
p. m.
HOME AGAlN.-To very few per
sons do those words bring more pleas
ure than to Mrs J. r. Brought. wife of
the genial manager and proprietor OF
the Savoy theater Of Phoenix. Mrs.
Brought arrived home yesterday, full
of the pleasures of life in the California
coast towns during the sumner and Of
joy at her return to Phoenix, even
though the summer is not yet past here.
CITY REcORUgR REPoRTS-City
Recorder Frank Thomas and Mrs.
Thomas, returned home yesterday from
a six weeks tour of many interesting
places i'm the east. Most of the time
was spent at the old home in north
eastern Indiana. where Mr. Thomas
rcvCled in the old swimming hole of
his boyhood DAYS. caught fish out of
the same old lakes and snapped fish
stories i'm the same old manner He
says he is loaded with fish stories and
can keep his end up now with those
who visit the coast annually To re-
plcnish their supply Of yarns. They
also visited Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
Cleveland. Chicago and numerous 9TH
er places. and altogether had the fin
est summer outing Of their lives.
FOREST RESTORED-The reports
OF the experts as To the proper eX-
tent of the Petrified Forest National
Reservation to preserve the pctrifica
tions in a national park. having been
made To President Taft. and it hav-
ing been found that more area than
necessary had been at first reserved.
the local land office has been notified
by President Taft that he has ordered
The restoration to public entry of the
parts of the original reservation not
necessary for preservation purposes
The sections now embraced in the park
are located in ella and Apache coun-
ties and are Secs. 1. 2. IL and II. and
the f. y of Secs. 3 and 10. r. Is
n, r. % f: Secs. to and w II
of Secs. , to 10, 10 to %. % to 30
and w Z of Secs. ,. II; Il. %, %.
T Il y, r. "a E. ella and Salt River
Base and Meridian.