Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-07
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EXAMINING SURVEYORS Four
applicants were examined Yesterday
IN the office of the surveyor general
for the position of mineral surveyor.
This Is not a civil s.'rNicc cNamin1-
,i"n but -"ur in which th" surveyor
general passes judgment.
TRADES COUNCIL-At "a recent
/ meeting the directors Of the board of
! trade passed 4 resolution inviting the
| Phoenix trades council to ioin the
board Of trade as a body. No action
upon the invitation has been taken
| 10y the council
LOST BOY-Oniccr John Fralcy
picked up four ycar-uld boy on
| Washington street YESTERDAY after
noon The boy was badly lost. not
knowing straight up from sideways
His brother appeared soon after at
the police station and took the wan
dcring youngstcr home.
A LOST HORSE-A. G Webb OF
the overland Telephone company is
looking for a horse that straycd away
a couple of nights ago y description
of the animal left 1T the office of thu
sheriff states that the horse is a bay
/ with white feet and face and Is
! branded on the left thigh with two
! bars over a n"
! GOOD BEGINNING, COLORED K.
/ OF P.-On last Thursday night. F"bru-
fairy .. the colorcd X of T. gave its an
nuaI masquerade ball There were
two prizes awarded {" the best dressed
| lady and gentleman Mrs Frank Shir-
! lev won first prize ia her unique cos
| tune as AN Indian maid. James Ross'r
SECOND in costume as that OF George
! Washington.
4 FEMALE ASTRONOMER Word
| has been received by Phoenix friends
/ of Professor and Mrs. Slphcr of
! Flagstaff To- the effect that ON Satur-
| day morning an eight pounG boy ar
! rived at their home in IN" Skynght
city This is the second child th"
first one being daughter. Professor
| Sliphcr is iu charge of H., L"c-l
! observatory At Flagstaff
GOING TO LOS ANGELES Dir
and Mrs + PAYNE Palmer and their
fine baby. viii leave this evening tor
Los Angeles where They expect q"
make their home permanently The
doctor has spent the last two years ia
fitting himself especially Tor a career
as a surgeon and ne expects To- open
offices in that city for practice H that
particular line of his profession.
sALomE VISIToR-Dick Wic!
Hall is i'm the city from Saluuc. Mr
Hall says a large area of land has been
nlci upor recently u the vicinity of
Salou.c by those who have decided %
tex, Il chance iu the practical cNpcrI-
u,cnt of dry farming The biz test wil.
10. course come later when the summer
drouth is on Just now everything
looks tine and the deserts are green.
CHILD STUDY CIRCLE THE
Mothers Child STUDY circle OF the
central school VIII hold it's first meet
ug for this year at the school hpu~.
"Wednesday afternoon at 3.iS. All
mothers OF children attcud'us that
5. hopI are urged Z" attend whether
they have ever been Identified with
On. circle before or not IN inter
nsting fcatur. of IN" meeting viii Ice
the serving OF refreshments prepared .
by the girls in the domestic science !
department.
THE WOmAN'S CIUB-The pro- |
gram TO-DAY is e. report 81 the city /
planning cuuf,r,nc, for thu south /
west vicinity hold in Los Angeles /
This conference resulted in the may
or appointing for Los Angeles a city |
planning commission. which began its 1
work the first Of January The re- /
port will be given 10y Mrs. y. Y. Cush- |
man who was a delegate To the con |
ference from both the Woman's club |
ana the Phoenix Board 81 Trade. Tn" /
subject is of interest &" every one wh" /
wishes To- see Phoenix become "a model ]
city of the southwest
FAMILY REUNlON-Therr was
something Of a family reunion here
Yesterday when Mrs. Frank Lane and |
daughter Virginia. accompanied by /
Mrs. Lanes mother. Mrs. Y. =. Palmer. /
returned home from an extended stay /
in New York Not only was tn. Lane
family mad" joyous but Dr. and Mr.
+ payne Palmer were with them after
an absence Of nearly two years abroad.
the doctor being brother of Mrs
Lane II was a farewell party. how
ever. as well as reunion for Or and
Mrs Palmer leave this evening Tor Los
Angeles.
TUCK HING HELO-Tuck Hing
was given q preliminary examination
before Justice Of the Peace Johnstonc
YESTERDAY on the charge of q statu-
tory offcnsc i'm connection with tho
little girls. Julia Ruiz and Carolin"
Gonzales who are awaiting removal
to the reform school The Chinamau
had admitted his guilt 10 the officers
at the time Of his arrest He offered
no defense Yesterday and was held
to the grand jury in the sum OF
3 900. Ben Gonzales. the husband of
one Of the girls. who had been ar
rested by the United States author
tiles on a charge Of conspiracy in tn"
same ease was arraigncd
DEMAND FOR LITERATURE
There is an enormous and unprcc
cdentcd demand for Salt River valley
literature at the Santa 70 office in
Los Angeles. Yesterday W. :. Colds