Arizona republican., 1911-09-09

1 Buckeye This brings the list of sub scribers practically up to date
 to date.
 WILL COME TO PHoENlx.-PhiL
 D. Parmelee, the Michigan aviator who will compete for the $jO,000 Hearst prize for the trans continental trip. will come by way of Phoenix, from Los
 Angeles. He will be paced by a rail
 road train, one mile in front of him.
 so that he will follow the railroad | track
 ON A MISSION - Clyde Pickett | left Phoenix Thursday evening for 1 the east on a mission" in which his many friends hope he will be success | ful. It is to bring back bride He ! expects to be gone about three weeks. if everything goes well. and | he has d nice little new home on West Jefferson street near the public library for the bride when she shall come
 DR. MORRILL, HOME A. w Morrill,, entomologist of the Arizona Horticultural commission, has returned from an extended trip of investigation of decidious fruit conditions. particu- larly in Graham, Greenlee. Apache and Yavapai counties The office of the Horticultural commissioner, for merly located at 235 w Monroe. is now located in room II, Board of Trade building.
 PAROLES GRANTED. Paroles were granted yesterday by Governor Sloan to three inmates of the In- dus trial school one k Thomas Fer guson who was committed November 6, 1910 from Mohave county on the charge Of burglary. Another is An dres Carryon, committed May 15. 1910 from Pima county. for ncor- rigibility The third is Myrtle Hicks. committed February 9, this year from Greenlee county, for incorrigibility.
 SOME PUMPKINS.-Specimens of thirteen varieties of pumpkins and seven varieties of squashes were brought to the board of trade room yesterday from Hall X Chapman's Blue Ribbon ranch. They fill a large table and make a fine exhibition. It is the purpose of the growers to save the collection for eXhabition at the fair and it was thought it could do good service in the meantime in the board room.
 r HOSPITAL CONTRACT-At ten o'clock this morning the question of providing for the running of the county hospital and poor farm will be decided by the board of super visors II was thought the matter had been decided. but a hitch has arisen and the question now is whe- ther bids for the superintendency for a period of d year shall be received or whether contract shall be made for a time sufficient to cover the life of the present board.
 LAMSON'S COLLEGE For sev- eral days past, at the Lamson Busi- ness college everybody has been busy preparing for the opening of the fall term next Monday morning. All of the extra @urniture which has been stored during the summer. has been brought out, cleaned and put in place. A great deal of new equip
  latest Burroughs adding machine of the split keyboard type. respects for large enrolment are very good.
 WANTS THE NEW BooK.-A letter was received by General Agent A. R. Cater of the Southern Pacific Arizona Eastern office from General Freight and Passenger Agent F.. w. Clapp of the office of the road at Tucson, requesting two hundred copies of the little pamphlet, Salt River Valley, Arizona" issued by the taxpayers of MaricOpa county by Commissioner of Immigration. J. w. Crenshaw, and which, take it all in all, is probably the most beautiful and truthful pamphlet description of the Salt River valley ever issued. Mir Clapp says in his letter that he has a large and growing number of calls for information concerning the valley. which he would like to ans wer with the pamphlet.
 JAMISoN-S -STEPHENS-The Pasa- dena Star of August 31, carries the following item concerning the mar riage of J. NJ JamisOn, recently men toned in these columns: "A simply. arranged marriage ceremony this morning at 10:3O was at the vicarage of the Church of the Angels and united in marriage Mrs. Josephine Stephens, who is well known in this city and whose home is in Phoe- nix. Arizona, and J. NJ. Jamison. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. M. Frohne. of 495 California terrace. After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Jamison left for San Francisco and other northern points. They will re- turn to Pasadena and later D % Ili. mako their hnnna