Arizona republican., 1912-08-27

 l on the ground of assertion.
 RETURNED TO PHOENix-Pro- l lessor Charles Alexander, assistant county school superintendent, re- turned to the city yesterday. AM ENDED VACATION-S. H. 1 Stewart of the Valley Bank returned yesterday from the coast where he had spent a month. He was accompanied | by Mrs Stewart.
 RETURN OF JUDGE AlNSWORTH Judge c. F. AinsWorth, who has l been in the east. mostly in New York, on a business mission, returned l to the city yesterday.
 SOCIAL PosTPoNED.-The Young 1 Married Folks class social and pie nic, of the Christian church. which was to be held this evening, has been postponed indefinitely on account of quarantine.
 CANADIAN FISHING TRlP-W. S | Humbert left last Saturday for Canada where he will join a party on a fishing | trip into the interior of the province of Quebec. He will be absent from Phoenix about a month.
 FOIiSC wv n s-J udH dlUOSdld 1 was sent to jail yesterday for twenty days for carrying a concealed weapon 1 Several trunks received the usual sen tences and there are still to be dis posed of complaints against two wom- en arrested for street walking JOINED BY HIS FAMILY-George H. Allen secretary of the sheep sani- 1 tary commission is no longer alone Mrs. Allen and their children have ar rived from Warren where they had 1 been living for several years. They 1 are now established at 1105 West Madison street.
 HAVE COME TO STAY.-Allan B. 1 Jaynes. clerk of the federal court, ar rived in town yesterday accompanied l by MT Jaynes and children, who spent l a part of the summer on the coast, l but lately have been residing at Tue son. The Jaynes will take a house here.
 TRIP TO OOSEVELT-Officer A. ] F. Egley returned yesterday from his first visit to the Roosevelt dam and is l of the belief that every PhOenician 1 should see that great work. There is a depth of 160 feet of water there now ] On account of the recent storms the | road is not in the best condition, in places the surfacing having been 1 washed away
 SUNDAY OUTlNG.-GOvernor Hunt
 took his usual Sunday outing at the | state prison and gave the bed sheets of that institution a practical test l Sunday night. He reports that they | fn1nd n he in Onn6 condition
 and productive of restful slumber, He rose early yesterday morning, got
 snack of breakfast and climbing into the state chariot was ready for business at the capitol by 9:30 o'clock. HEARING TODAY.-The hearing of the complaint against the Pacific Gas and Electric company, will be held by the corporation commission today in the senate chamber al the
 capitol building, beginning at 1O: 30
 o'clock The public is invited to be present as all concerned are anxious that the users of these commodities
 shall know the exact conditions that
 prevail.
 AN AUCTIoNEERS OFFIcE-Wil- liam D Frad has opened an auction
 eers establishment with offices in the
 offices of Snively X Peirce on Adams
 street. MI, Frad is an experienced
 auctioneer having been engaged in
 that line of work at the stockyards of
 both Kansas City and Chicago. He has been here several months deciding l whether he would locate. He determ-
 ined to do so and concluding that what
 was good enough for him was good
 enough for his friends. He has been
 the means of bringing to the city MT
 and Mrs. S M. Trent. MT. Trent Is } a brother of the MT. Trent of the Ores cent Realty company.
 NEW MEAT MARKET.-E. Lins- meyer has bought out the interests
 of the DenVer-PhOeniX Packing com , pany at 119 North First avenue anc
 about the first of September VII open the place under his management
 as new meat market. He expects
 to do his own slaughtering, running
 an entirely independent concern aht handling all kinds of good meats MT. Linsmeyer, though new Tn Phoe nix business circles, is not new in th'
 state and has perfect familiarity l with local conditions. He was inter
 ested in a Ray concern for lont time and for three years Idu dii III terest in one of the leading market 1 in Mesa City He hopes by squar
 dealing and good goods to secure fair share of local business. U. OF A. FREE SCHOLARSHIP
 Attention is called again to tn l examination next Saturday at tn = office of the county school superln , tendent of applicants for a ire , 1 scholarship in the state universlt = at Tucson More interest is beln
 | manifested in the matter than ap = l peared at first. There are now flV f applicants and perhaps before Satur
 day there will be others The ques
 l lions for the examination are pre- = rared by the university authorltc
 and the papers will be sent there 10 , examination. As has been stated <l the examination is open to all resi- tl dents of the state between the age { of sixteen and tWenty-two, lncluslv ' A qualification is the completion of al high school course or of it's equiva < lent. %