Arizona republican., 1912-06-27

FROM MiSSOURl-C. c. CovingtOn
 representing paper firm m St Louis is spending a few days in Phoe-
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 FOR SUMMER VISlT-Mrs. John M Patterson will leave Saturday for Los Angeles to spend the summer with her daughter.
 THE FORD-W. D. Bond, St. Joe, Mo: F. w. Muller, Los Angeles; J. P Archibald, Denver; N. McMillan, Kelvin Thos. c. Evans. Los Angeles. OFFICIAL VlsIT-H w. McKean. superintendent of transportation of from Prescott last evening on an of ficial visit to the local offices. ELVEY & HULETT ALSO-Begin- ming next Sunday Elvey & Hulett will give their clerks the benefit of Sun day afternoons off. The store will be | closed from l D. m. to D. m. during | the warm season. WOULD "FlLM" VALLEY The | Gaumont moving picture company has 1 sent proposals to the board of trade | for two weeks film work in the valley. l They want a contract calling for 5000 1 for five thousand feet of negatives. CHANDLER HOST-Chandler will entertain the Associated Boards of l Trade of Maricopa county on the eve ming of the twenty ninth. The secre- i tary of the new towns board is
 anxious to have the names of visitors so they can be provided for in the ] way of plenty to eat drink and see THE MERCiAL-George N. 1 Loff. Superior; H. A. Davis, Pueblo, Colo. D. A Summers, Prescott; w. 1 G. Dickinson and wife, Flagstaff Abe
 L. Diamond, Denver; T. M. Brady, l Flagstaff: C. w Lutes, Los Angeles;
 Wm. Goldbaum, San Francisco; T C..
 Bolen, Tucson; J. T. Moore. Los An
 geles; E. D. Prey. Naco.
 GOOD ROADS PUBLICITY - The i front cover of the Tourist Number 1 of the Roadmaker, a magazine devoted l to good roads publicity, is decorated with a picture of a particularly inn ! pressive scene on the Roosevelt road. Arizona is featured in the contents.
 too. There is an article by Harry Welch on the Roosevelt scenic road and one on roadmaking in general by Burle Jones.
 THE ADAMS-J W. Woods, St. Louis; Ernest McAnlay, Fl PasO: G. A Blodgett, Los Angeles; Emma B. | Munson, Bloomington, Ind; c. A. 1 Tracy Los Angeles; Charles A. Rolfe, Redlands; J. R. Barns, Cotton; M. B. l Mayors, St. Louis. A. w. Engarten, San Francisco; Alexander Murry, Bis bee; Jas. s. Gibson, Denver; w. A. Drake. Prescott J. B. Breathitt, Tue son; L. s. Lineshaw, Los Angeles; w.
 K. Palmer, Kansas City.
 NORTHERN RESORTS-"Spend the summer in Arizona" the movement started by the northern cities has
 caused many people to pass pleasant days among the pines about Flagstaff . and the canyon. Provisions are be-
 ing made for an influx of visitors to a number not heretofore found in those regions Teams are in readi ness to convey parties over the many scenic roads and to places of natural interest The board of trade has in- formation as to rates and dates which will be cheerfully given to those wish
 ing it.
 STILL BURNlNG-When it comes
 1 to fuel there is nothing that has quite : as much staying quality as good Ari- zona hay On June 6 the Bartlett Heard warehouse on East Jackson street was destroyed by fire The hay with which it was filled is still burn
 ing and every day or so the fire de- partment pays it a visit and gives 1t good soaking down in an effort tc 0uench the flames. It still shoulders
 along, however, until it gets the water
 dried out little and then bursts into
 flame anew. The fire chief is in hope } it will all burn up some day but be- | gins to doubt it. It is so badly water soaked and smoked it is of no value
 for food so no effort is made to turn
 it over or save that which is not vel
 destroyed