Arizona republican., 1911-03-06
HERE TO RESIDE

1 HERE TO RESIpE-T. V. McCau-
 ley. who has until recently served tn,
 people of Oracle as postmaster. has
 come to Phoenix to make his home.
 JOHN NoRTHcUTT ENTERTAiNS 1 ViSlTORS-Mr. and Mrs. H. Horn
 berger and son Harry. and Miss Grac,
 Hornberger of Raton. New Mexico. ar,
 here for an extended visit and are the
 guests of MT and Mrs John North
 cutt of the Osborn district.
 THEY LIKE IT-It is amazing how
 people do like to eat, especially when 1 they sit in front of an ineXha austible
 supply of chicken pie, cooked in South
 Methodist style. Scores of them dem
 onstrated their satisfaction as well as
 the vigor of their appetites at the
 church dinner in K. of P. hall on Satur- | day.
 SHELLEY OUT AGAIN-Engineer
 Kenneth Shibley of the reclamation
 service who suffered a brok arm in
 runaway about seven weeks ago and | who was stricken with typhoid fever
 before he got out of bed after the ac- ] cident, was able to be down town Sat
 urday. He is still very weak and de-
 bends more or less on q cane. but is
 feeling fine and expects to be fully re-
 stored in short time
 PIONEER HOME-The board of
 control has appointed Dr Warren F.. Day Of Prescott as house physician l for the Pioneer home Dr. Day is one of AriZona's pioneers He has a personal acquaintance of long stand- ing with nearly every old timer now domiciled at the home. enjoying their
 esteem and confidence He is known intimately to Governor Sloan and
 other members of the territorial ad-
 ministration and his appointment was conferred upon his unsolicited. Dr
 Day first came to Arizona in 1872, as field surgeon in Che army. His head
 quarters were at Fort Whipple and
 he lived continuously in Prescott ever since
 NEWS ITEM FROM cANADA-The dispatches of February 2S carried a news item from ottawa. Canada. that seems only now to have found its way to Phoenix. and which is of more or less local interest here. It recites the marriage of Frederick Peters to Miss Claudia Bate. daughter of the late Colonel H. Allan Bate" The groom is from Victoria. E. C The local interest is partly in the marriage of Miss Bate. who was known in Phoenix some years ago as a girl in her teens. while spend ing the winter here with her father There is greater interest perhaps in the fact that it seems to be he first knowledge his Phoenix friends have had of the death of Colonel Bate. Col Onel Bate spent several winters in Phoenix. being on one occasion accom- panied by his daughter and on another by sister They were guests of the Hotel Adams. and made many friends during their stay here.
 LAND VAlUES-If anybody thinks 1 land values in this valley are not hold ! ing up firmly he should particularly i note the most recent investment Of l Hans Herlick. in the Wilson district. | MT Herlick about four years ago l bought a farm there for which he paid 1 Sj5 per acre. few days ago he | bought an adjoining forty acres of l.. | Lowe for which he paid $40 per acre ! lt was not because MT. Herlick espe cially needed the additional land. that | he made his second investment. but because he thought it was good buy | The land he says is no better than that he paid s55 per acre for. but it is just as good and he does not expect to lose any money on il. If he ever sells it he expects to get more for it and if he never sells it he thinks it will be worth owning. The point is made that this is not an investment made by a new conner because he couldn't find anything cheaper; be- cause land values had advanced; but is an investment by one who has been lere since the time one couldn't give his land away. and who ought to have | pretty clear idea of what valley dirt $ worth when measured by its pro- lucing quality.
 MAN OF THE HOUR-L N. Jesun- ,Esky as section director of the wealth IT bureau in Arizona is over and above III others. during this season at least. he man of the hour This valley want d rain. and it was furnished Snow n the hill country for later Irrigation water. was prayed for. MT. Jesunof ky came through. Last week when discussing the pleasing amount of tored water now in the reservoir. il vas casually mentioned that while here is now an ample supply of Wa