Arizona republican., 1911-09-30

| LINCOLNSHIRE Lane and Hattie Brown paid the recorders court s15
 each yesterday for the fun of having bounded w. D. Collom until he was
 black and blue and his arm was
 broken, some time previously.
 OPEN DOOR PoLlcY.-The Phoe-
 nix barber shops after a period of Sunday closing have again adopted the lOpen door policy. Beginning tomorrow they will be open Sundays from to IF A. NJ. and will close Saturday nights
 at 9:3O o'clock.
 | CAMERON HERE.-Ralph Cameron
 delegate to congress and candidate for | the senate returned to Phoenix yes
 terday from his home in Flagstaff. He | is devoting himself chiefly these days
 to the work of making votes and | Sunday or Monday expects to begin
 a tour of the southern country.
 | COMING.-Secretary C. F. Gage. of
 the District Agricultural association ] of California. No. 45, Imperial county,
 in a letter dated Fl CentrO, Sept. 2S.
 and directed to the Phoenix board
 of trade, acknowledging their favor
 of the 25th. adds: Tt looks as though there would be quite a delegation
 from this valley to your fair" | AUTOMULEBIlE.- latest thing in hOrseless carriages is an "autOmule ! bile" One was seen going toward a Washington street garage yesterday afternoon. It is not expected it will
 become a popular means of locomotion | however as it requires two drivers, one | for the mules and the other t0 handle the steering gear.
 BOUGHT A HOTEl.-R. F. Fletcher who has been conducting the South ern hotel in Kelvin has sold his in terest in it and with Jack Gibson has bought the Pullman hotel in Ray. of George Boston. He was in Phoenix yesterday concluding the transaction.
 He reports the town of Ray as pros
 porous and moving along in the bril-
 liance of a promising future
 LING A-FIELD.-Reese M. Ling ar rived here yesterday from his home in Prescott. having completed the work 'of instructing the northern democrats how to vote at the coming primaries in the matter of the senatorship He left on last nights train for Morenci and Clifton where he understands there are a few democrats wno are not yet openly supporting him and he feels it incumbent to go and put them wise.
 INSURANCE ALL coLLEcTED.-|
 w. NJ. Fickas yesterday gave to the territorial board of control two $5.OOO checks. one each from the Niagara Fire Insurance Co. and the other from the Agricultural Fire Insurance com pany. both of which companies he rep resents locally. This completes the payment of the s25.OOO insurance car ried on the asylum for the insane building that was recently destroyed by fire
 GOING NORTH.-G W. P. Hunt. who has been sowing the seed c. dem ocratic discord necessary in this val ley to turn voters from Thomas Wee din, candidate for governor into the bright effulgenCe of his own glory, left on last nights train for the north. re- stocked with more seed. He will plant as much as he can of it among the dry farmers of Yavapai. then go further | north and carpet the right of way from Kingman to the New Mexican lIne
 MISS THOMPSON HoME.-Miss Thompson of the surveyor generals l office is at her desk again after a | vacation of three weeks in Denver and | vicinity. She says she has to confess hot ge- though of course not so nice in propor- ton tO its size. Her visit was late | enough in the season to give her | real taste of cool weather, the ther- | mometer lowering around 27 and ice and snow being near neighbors on the | surrounding peaks.
 SETTLED WITH CONTRACTOR. The trustees of the Phoenix school | district held a meeting yesterday in | which they made what may be called | a final settlement with the John Rob erts company. contractors for the | erection of the Adams school build ing. Mir. Roberts and his son Earl. who had charge of the construction | work, were both here and the set tlement was amicable and satisfactor- fly made. The last 25 per cent pay ment on the contract price was made, with the exception of a small | amount held back contingent on the working out of such fea- lures of the contract as the guaran- tee of keeping the roof in good re- pair for one year. and some similar details.
 POSTPONED.-The meeting of the members of the Country Club. to have taken place at the rooms of the board of trade last evening. was postponed until next Tuesday evening at the same hour and place by those few but individuals who were there. who were H. I. Latham. Howard $. Reed, Royal w. Lescher and two or three others. The few minutes they were together were spent in looking over a proposed plan presented by MT. Lescher. speculating on the num- erous suggested sites on which to put if ot Hip,lx, ontIipinuy fo