Arizona republican., 1911-07-06

Iyesterday afternoon. by the way of on,
 of the east windows. As the result
 they arranged with General Agent though they will also retain their other
 Employment for some time yet.
 FLAGSTAFF CANYON RoAD-Geo
 Mauk territorial auditor, and Robert
 Craig, citizen member of the board of
 control. left last night for Flagstaff
 expecting to be joined in Prescott by
 J. B Girand, territorial engineer. Gov
 crnOn Sloan will return from Bisbee
 this morning where he delivered an ad-
 dress on the Fourth. and leave at once
 for Flagstaff where he will address the Arizona Wool Growers association | While there he will confer with the
 other members of the board of control | and the supervisors of Coconinn county
 in the matter of surveying the proposed | extension of the territorial road from | Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon. It is
 understood that if the territory will run
 the lines the county will shortly begin
 the work of constructing the road
 VISITED FLORENCE-AmonC the Phoenix people who spent the fourth | in Florence and witnessed the dedi- 1 cation of the bridge over the Gila
 river. were w. $. Norviel. private sec
 retary to Governor Sloan and J. O. | Dunbar. editor of the Democrat.
 SAME OLD ANSWER-The Re
 publican asked the question the other day. where do the frogs and toads l stay during dry weather" Some one
 under the nom de plume Of A Toad ! has submitted an answer, rather lengthy, and hardly worth publishing for in substance It is the same old 1 encyclopaedia story that they live in l damp places under culverts. etc. It won't do in this country where there are no such places only once a year. NEW SEED HOuSE-The Arizona
 Seed Co. is new business concern that has fitted up convenient quarters at
 137 North Central avenue, next door to
 the postoffice building. II is now ready
 for business and the announcement is
 made that general supply of the
 choicest seed of all kinds for which
 there is a market in this valley will
 be carried in stock. The president of
 the company is William s. Humbert.
 who came here a few years ago and
 bought the old John Orme ranch west of the city, which he is operating very successfully. The manager of the store is Marshall Humphrey. an experienced scotsman and who has also had some ranch experience in this valley They believe they know the needs of the To- cal farmers and will do their utmost to supply them.
 OiTCHED THE AUTOMOEIUE-Mr and Mrs. Victor Redewill returned home Sunday from Flagstaff by rail. from their honeymoon automobile trip via Roosevelt. through the White moun- tains. They report having had a glor- ious time but left the buzz wagon hung up in the mud forty miles from Flag staff. and finished by wagon and train. The automobile will be brought into Flagstaff as soon az the mud dries. They travelled the last end of the jour ney into Flagstaff through a heavy rain MT. and Mrs. Redewill will leave the last of the week for California to fin ish up their honeymoon. They will re- turn via the northern route pick up the machine and bring it back to Phoe- nix, as the roads by that time will doubtless be in good condition.
 FIX THE cESSPooLS-Dr William H. Sargent, the city health officer, re quests every householder to take good look at his cesspool and see that every thing is all right. If it is not, in the interest of himself and the general pub lie ne should have it repaired at once. The heavy rain of last Saturday and Sunday resulted in the caving in of many cesspools and va'uts. and in many instances the disconnecting of the plpes leading thereto. These should | be repaired at once for in the hot weather now on it will take but a few days for generally ynsanitary condi- 1 tion to arise. The ounce of prevention | is much cheaper than the later cure and l q disabled cesspool or vault iS not only | a menace to the public health but is !. nuisance as "" It is hoped house | recting the situation without waiting to l be bothered by the health officer
 4 COSTLY CALL-In the recorders | court yesterday. Russell Jones. q regu | lar emplOye of Boehmcr's drug store, | aged about twenty-two. was found | guilty of exceeding the municipal speed | limit for auto cycles in delivering medi- cines on a hurryup call. and was fined ! SIS, although it was represented to the judge by MT Bochmer that Jones was If excellent character. had beai in his employ for four years. and had never had any cycle accidents nor been in any kind of trouble during the time of his employ, so far as the employer knew The young man plead guilty. The ar rest was made by Cycle Pali. eman Fcsmer. The opinion has been ex- pressed that the judge might have made the fine more nominal or sus pended sentence: but on account of the determined effort now being made to Eforce the speed ordinance, apparently pretty generaliy by public 'eI timert, he could not see his way to impose less than the minimum. inclin- ms tn the opinion that It Is the ,rty | f the Legislative body If the city to make modifica don in the ordinance if VI necessary.