Arizona republican., 1912-06-15
NEWS NOTES
 IF TUBA CITY
The Movements of Citizens to Various Parts of the Country and the Arrival of Tourists and Sight SeerS
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespOndence.)
 TUBA CITY, June 10.-Forest Guard Garthwaite is home from Marsh Pass where he has been overseeing the con- struction of a new road. and is now giving ms attention to the sheep dip ping proposition.
 s. s Merrill, who has been a clerk at the tra ding post of Babitt 6, Warren at Red Lake for several years, left the first of the month for his home in Maine, and after a short time he eX- poets to remove with his family from that place to southern California. His place at Red Lake is taken by Earl Boyer who has been for two months clerking at the local post of Rabbit & Preston.
 s. $. Preston and family, accom- panied by Superintendent Jeffries, wis ited Flagstaff last week in the formers touring car, making the trip into town in a little over four hours. MT. Jeff ries and MT Preston were looking up matters in connection with an inn proved road this side of the Little Co., lorado river. The party returned on the evening of the fourth.
 Keith Warren was down from the Red Lake trading post visiting friends at Tuba a few days last week.
 The mercury reached 97 degrees above one day last week, this being equal to the highest figure touched all last summer.
 Charles Spencer of the Lees Ferry mining company, was in Tuba Monday last enroute home after a visit at Den yer, where his wife is quite i'll. He was being driven across the desert by Air. o. s. Emblem of Flagstaff in his Ford car. The gentlemen remained all night at the school, continuing their journey Tuesday morning.
 II. P. Marble and daughter Fora, drove into Flagstaff last week to meet Miss Hazel Woolsey of Tecumseh, Ne braska and Miss Fay Sanford of Hum boldt, Nebraska both of whom will remain several weeks as guests of the Marble family. Miss WOOlsey is a sis ter of Mrs Marble. The young ladies plan to later join the Marbles in a visit to California points.
 Charles F. Krauter of Brookline, Mass. arrived the first of the week, in care of his guide, MT D. s. Hibben of Flagstaff, and visited a few days at the school. He later continued his way up into the Lees Ferry region on sightseeing trip and vacation outing I.e is thoroughly in love with Arizona, having made visits here on several diff ferent occasions during formeh years.
 pr. C. c. Collins of Albuquerque. N. NJ. arrived Tuesday afternoon, with his driver. MT. Smith of Flagstaff and win spend some weeks experimenting the dipping of sheep on the reservation. He is sent here by the department of agriculture.
 An informal dance was participated in by employees and guests at the as sembly hall on Monday evening, there being about a dozen couples present.
 Mrs J. ! Conklin, who has been in very poor health for some time. shows considerable improvement lately, and on Wednesday morning left in the Preston automobile, accompanied by her husband and daughter. Mrs. Con- stance Clark, for Long Beach, Cal, where the two ladies will remain for some time MT Conklin after getting his wife comfortably located will re- turn to his duties as additional far mer at this agency.
 Matthew M Murphy, supervisor of
  middle of last week for the Marsh Pass district, where he will superintend the construction of number of tanks for use of the Indian flocks. He was ac- companied by his wife, who arrived a short time ago to spend the summer here.
 \ reception was given to the young lady visitors at the assembly hall on Saturday evening, a large crowd being in attendance, dancing was indulged in nd a short program rendered, consist ing of literary and musical numbers. An impromptu talk was given by Miss Evelyn Smelling, filled with good ad- vice, and Dr. c. w. Mullikin followed with an interesting paper on Tuba. Instrumental duets (pianO) were rend- cred by Miss Marble and MT. Keeling, with vocal selections by a mixed quar- tet-Misses Toupin and Marble, and Messrs Keeling and Hart. Mrs. Bush recited, and at the close of the program refreshments, consisting of ice cream and waters, were servec.
 Walter C. stanton temporary em- ployee, who has been in charge of a force of wOrkmen engaged on the Marsh Tass road, completed his task and returned this week to Tuba. He will at Cnce take up the work of im- proving the road between this point and the Little Colorado river.
 A heavy rain out on the desert filled