Arizona republican., 1911-07-13

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 DIRECTORS TO MEET-The dircc- | tors of the Phoenix board of trade have ben called to meet this afternoon at 4:2O
 THEY OBJECT-And now the auc- tioneers object to the ordinance that the city council is considering relative to their business. NEW ClERk-Harry Johnson, once of the Commercial, has become one of the clerks at the Ford. and he has good company there.
 WORK TO BEGIN-While it is a trifle previous to say so. work on the new sanitary sewer system for this city is scheduled to begin on Septem- Der l5.
 CREDIT WHERE DUE-The great big watermelon at the board of trade, credit for which was given to Mrs. w. \. Wilson, the other day, it now appears, so far as the growing is at least concerned. belongs to her father. Mir J. J. Camp.
 SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral Survey No. 29lS. Choke Cherry No. and Choke Cherry No. ? lode mining claims, situated in the Fluorine min ing district, Gila county, Arizona. and claimed by Mir. George Powell. has been approved by the surveyor gen eral.
 SIGNED THE BONDS-Recorder Frank Thomas yesterday put in a strenuous day, most of the day sign ing the new sanitary sewer bonds, of which there are 400, worth s1000 each. It is said that when he had finished his signature looked like a copper plate copy It is believed that the bonds ought to go through all right on his signature alone. but there is possibility that he will be sent to Chi cago with them.
 VIEWING MElONS-General Agent Cater of the Arizona & Eastern and Manager Strachan of the Melon Dis tributing association, which has the contract this year for handling the
 
 CTS association, visited Mesa yester- day, to look the landscape o'er," and see about what the crop prospects are in the melon line. IL is understood here that the contracts from the Mesa growers to MT. Strachan's association this year cover about zoo acres KELVIN SUlTANA-Neil McMll- Ian. superintendent of the Kelvin Sul- tana copper mine in Kelvin, spent yes terday in Phoenix. His mission here
 was to buy a boiler with which tC. furnish power for the new air com pressor which is now in place and will be used for the operation of power drills. He accomplished what he came for. and will return to the mine again this morning The mine is equipped with a steam plant and hoisting engine and is working force of twenty-two men. The pres ent workings are down 200 feet, and the force is now engaged in cross cutting. the result of operations to date being entirely satisfactory.
 FUNERAL OF MIR. J. F. WOOL  Woodbridge will take place Friday af ternoOn at the mortuary chapel of Moore X Mcclellan, 329 West Adams street The services will be conduct ed by Elder F. N. Phillips of the Christian church, with which NIT. Woodbridge had been connected for many years It was the original arrangement that the funeral should be private. but so many friends expressed a wish to pay last mark of respect to the dead that the plans were all tered in this respect, and friends of the family are invited There will be Masonic services at Rosedale ceme- tery. after winch the body will be laid away in the family vault.
 AS BAD AS BROKEN-President Orme of the Water Users association returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles, where his son, Charles Orme. had been taken with what was sup posed to be broken leg. He had been for some time employed with a Unit ed States surveying party in New Mexico. and the accident happened not far from Gallup. Mir. Orme said yesterday that the leg was not brok- en. The injury consisted of the grind ing of the ends of the bones of the leg together under the weight of the body suddenly thrown upon 1t when Charley sliped and fell, while crossing a gully, carrying heavy instrument. The injury became serious. for the reason that it was several days bef re the services of physician could be secured.
 A SUIT FOR PARTiTiON-As suit to eject the division of property was brought in district ocurt yesterday by The Ross for Homes company against Lincoln E. Wieder. The property con sists of three lots in Irvine addition. said to be worth about $2OOO. The plaintiff and defendant each owns an undivided half interest in the property,