Arizona republican., 1911-03-28
SURVEY APPRovEp-Mineral SUI

SURVEY APPROVED-Mineral sur lvey No. 2S77, Blackberry lode mining claim, situated in the Mineral Creek mining district, Pinal county. and !claimed by the Ray Consolidated Cop per company. has been approved by the
 surveyor general.
 VOTERS LAST DAY-Today is the
 last day for the registration of voters for the local option election The date of April IS has been set by the board of supervisors for the lection, and this
 is the last legal chance to get names
 upon the great register of the county | The place is the office of the county record-r at the court house.
 COUNTY REGiSTRATIoN-County registration will end tonight at r. o'clock, midnight. For the convenience of those who are busy during the day, | Deputy County Recorder Philos Cooke will be at his office, 210 Wes- Wash ington street. with Henderson. Schu- mann X Russell, near the Ford hotel. during the evening to register any late voters.
 | PRAISED BY MEXICAN OPEL | CIAlS-After making extensive sur veys in Mexico for the projected Port Lobos .ine. Earl H. Parker of Phoe- nix was complimented by the officials Of the department of interior communi- cation ior the despatch in which he completed his work Mir Parker spent 1 in tod his surveys in manner which has l been highly satisfactory to his chiefs. | He left last night for Silverbell
 FLAGSTAFF VISIToR-F w. Per kins of Flagstaff. a member of the Northwestern Arizona Normal school | board. was in the city yesterday and was caller al the capitol. Mir Per kins is largely interested in the sheep business in northern Arizona and ex- poets to leave for Washington soon to appear before the congressional committee in respect to the tariff on wool. as a representative of the Ari- zona Wool Growers association.
 DOUGLAS WANTS MEETING-The Douglas Chamber of Commerce and
 
 land the first annual meeting of the Arizona Development board for the smelter city Secretary Harry Welch of the board has received several let ters from Douglas on the subject and has informed the various organizations which hold membership that Douglas is out for the meeting. which is to be held in May. It now seems likely that Douglas will be the place.
 WANTS A WHOLE CARLOAD If anyone has carload of grape fruit rolling around loose in his pockets. he can find a market for it up in Salt Lake Yesterday C. P Hart. who is connected with the of flee of Twitchell X Dunlap. received letter from Walter Ellingson. once a resident of Phoenix and now an official of the Salt Lake railroad Mir EllingsOn wanted to know if it was possible to obtain a carload of pom clos in the Salt River valley at this season. It isn't likely that more than half d dozen boxes could be gathered.
 FOR MICHIGAN PICNIC - When
 
 of Armour & CO, learned Of the picnic to be held Thursday. March 30th. by the Michigan society. he promptly wis ited the committee and volunteered the information that 1t was not to be success without a liberal supply of The Ham What Am and now the picnickers will partake of its richness and also of quantity Of Top Notch" grape juice from the same genial source. Additional prizes to the list published in Sundays Republican have been sent the entertainment committee from the A. B. C. Cash Shoe store and the Owl Pharmacy.
 DEPARTMENT MEETING - The household economies department of the Woman's club held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs F.. A. Spaulding yesterday afternoon. Mrs Fred Spaulding sang effectively two solo numbers, being accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Sargent. The chief event of the day was a demonstration by Ernest Bishop of the use of alumni hum cooking utensile. Incidentally MT Bishop showed the ladies that there is at least one man in the world. outside of hotel or restaurant. who knows how to COOK. He served them all with .iCt waffles made with an aluminium waffle Iron" or griddle or whatever the device is called. Mrs. $. K Levy was awarded the prize of an aluminium | coffee pot in connection with the | aluminium demonstration.
 WOMAN'S LEAGUE MEETING-A highly interesting meeting and social | of the American Woman's League was | held last evening at W. C. T. U. hall | An address on the work of the league | was given by R. C. Skinner. an hon. orary member of the local chapter | Following this there was a program | of music and recitations. First came | "A Twilight Idyl." a violin. piano | and vocal number by Misses Holsing- er. St Claire and Harrison. The | same young ladies rendered ''The | Sweetest Story Ever Told" song | by violin and piano obli- | gatO. Merky's Conversion was an | negro dialect recitation by | Miss Edith Feel. Mir Andrew White | the deaf mute teacher. recited two | humorous selections and unon ra