Arizona republican., 1912-08-13


 Cole of the corporation commission is
 able to be out again after a few days of severe illness.
 chief clerk in the office of the sur veyor general has gone to the coast for a months vacation.
 ON THE JOB-C. A. Smith of ] Jerome, an experienced rate man who was appointed secretary of the cor 1 poratiOn commission, has arrived,
 qualified and entered upon the per | formance of his duties.
 CLASS MEETING-They young mar
 ried folks Sunday school class of the l Christian church will hold it's regu-
 lar monthly business meeting and so- cial on Tuesday evening, August 18th at the home S. H. Turner, 372 North Fifth avenue All members of the class and their friends are cordially 1 invited to be present
 DIGGING INTO THE PAST.-Gov- | ernor Hunt has been named as an | honorary vice president of the Gaelic | literature association, organized for i the purpose of rescuing and preserving the records of early Celtic civilization. ut HStttlUdItbIS Ol IHG dSSOc1dtlOn
 are at 149 Broadway New York and
 the honorary president is Theodore Roosevelt
 DELEGATES APPOINTED-Gover- nor Hunt has appointed three dele gates to represent Arizona in the American Institute of Criminal Law and CriminolOgy, which will meet in Milwaukee in about a month. He has
 named for that important mission E. E. EIlinwood of Bisbee; F. J. Duffy of Nogales, judge of the superior court in
 Santa Cruz county; and Carl J. Brook. judge of the superior court in Mohave county.
 CALLED BY lllNESS-An item in the Los Angeles Times from Mon rovia, Cal. says: Mrs R M Quigley of Denver, Colo, Mrs. Theodore Fevtig of Chicago. and w. E. Ferguson of Phoenix. Ariz., have been called home by the serious illness of their father. J. J. Ferguson of East White Oak avenue Mr. Ferguson has been i'll for some time with pneumonia and though somewhat better is considered to be still in a critical condition. PEEkABOO NUISANCE-For sev- eral weeks past the residents in a certain part of the city have been greatly annoyed by one or more in dividuals who have been seen at their windows in the evening He or 1 they may have burglariOus intentions i or may be merely drawn by curi- osity but whatever the motive much concern has been felt by women and Il | on some occasions the intruder has
 narrowly escaped rough handling. The police have responded to calls i by diligent searches but have been
 unable to encounter the wanted per sons
 SURVEYS APPROVED - Mineral
 survey No 2992, being the official survey of the Golden Treasure lode mining claim, situated in the Harcu- var mining district, Yuma county | Arizona. the ArizOta Mining company ] claimant, and mineral survey No. 29S1 being the official survey of the Ca | vern. Continental No. 1. Continental l No. ?. Continental No. 9, Continental | No. 10 and Continental No. II lode mining claims, situated in the Bill l Williams mining district, Yuma cOun- ] ty, Arizona, the Continental Copper
 X Gold Mining company. claimant, have been approved by the surveyor 1 s, neral
 | WANTS TO BOOST ON COMMIS- | SION-Thomas McHenneberry of 71 | Broadway New York has written the l governor of Arizona, suggesting the 1 desirability of his appointment as a ! sort of official booster for the states
 of Arizona and New Mexico. He offers
 to furnish the offices and look after | the business of putting everybody in l the metropolis who comes to him, wise
 as to facts and conditions in these 1 states He states without reservation
 that it is strictly a business proposition with him and that he will conduct this 1 little board of trade on consideration that he secures cooperation here and is given a commission on whatever busi- | ness he sends to the new states.
 SURPRISE PARTY-Mrs. B. Frank Brown entertained August 9th at her l home on East Evergreen in honor of
 her husbands birthday. This was q surprise. Arriving from a trip to the melon patch he found the house full
 of friends to remind him that he had
 a birthday. The evening was spent in social chat and music. two course luncheon was served consisting
 of sandwiches. cheese. pickles, waters and fruit salad was served in half
 cantaloupes. ice cream and cake. There l was also the usual birthday cake with the candles. Those present were Messers and Mesdames Bert c. Brown, A J. Ullom. Earl Ullom. Rob
 ert Hubert, Wm. Arnold. John Pritch- | cit, Thomas Wintcett, l.. R. Templin, Dr. and Mrs. EmmOns, Wm. Mier. 1 Floyd Smith. Thomas English Frank ] Brown Herbert Patrick, MeSsdames F'riedel A. H. Live barger, Robinson and granddaughter. Misses Pinherton, Lottie Fleming, WOnetta Mier, Anna 1 Warren, Messrs. D. LittlejOhn, E. \. 1 Phillips Mier Brothers. Ralph Woven, Griswod Hubert and Babes Ullom