Arizona republican., 1912-08-02

marriage last night at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ice, the sister of MT Wilson The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. E. N Phillips of the Christian church.
 THE ADAMS S-Theodore Martin. Los Angeles; F. w. Hunt, Los Angeles: Chas. E. Hearn, San Francisco; G. N. Jordan, Detroit; Malcolm Green; w. W. Parker, Denver; N A Spence. Chicago; l.. A. Cutshall, Fl Paso; w. F. Mullen, Tempe.
 LIVE STOCK BoARD-The state live stock sanitary commission as sembled yesterday for a two days session, mainly on matters of routine business. All members were present, the personnel of the commission now being James A. Johnson of Williams, chairman; Isaac Dedman of Cochise, and J. M. ROnstadt of Tucson, mem bers, and s. B. Bradner. secretary
 COMMiSSlON FiLLED-There has been a vacancy in the local civil ser of the secretary, Malcolm Gillett. though Clarence Craig has been act ing secretary. He has now been ap-
 
 Kenneth Meaker, assistant observer in the local weather bureau station, has been appointed a member of the board, filling the vacancy.
 THE COMMERCIALLY, z Dedman, Pearle; F. Krous and wife, Oakland Fred Williams, Sacramento; Geo. Hamlin, Kelif Mine; Gs w Burning. Topeka; Mrs. J. L. Moore, St. Louis; s. M. Smother, Topeka; Mrs j. K. Blair, Topeka; F. D. Petersbaugh, Jefferson City, Co; H. F. March, Sanit, Mo; J. Fred Ryan, Chicago; Leo w. COons, Ray; s. Patrick, Flag staff: Geo. s. Pooten, Los Angeles s. l.. Benson, Los Angeles; c. D. Kimball, Los Angeles; J. c. Bradburg.
 NOT DEAD YET-Miss Ursula Weber. a clerk in the office of the corporation commission, has returned from the coast where she had an en- joyable vacation, except for slight motorcycle accident respecting which the story gained circulation that she was dangerously hurt. There is nOth- ing about her present appearance to indicate that she had ever had the slightest disagreement with a motor cycle and she hopes to live long enough to ride on thousand of them. WILL GO TO WAR - Governor Hunt will leave on the 7th for Fort Huachuca where the Arizona army is now assembling for it's annual en- campment He will stop a day in Tucson to attend a meeting of the regents of the university and will be picked up there by the official chariot which will wheel him away to Fort Huachuca It is likely three days will be spent there and the home trip will 1 be made also in the automobile the i party being gone seven or eight days THE WHY OF TIA convention of ] the governors of the western states is shortly to be held in Boise City and 1 in the dispatches concerning it there has been no mention of Arizona or Governor Hunt This does not indi- | cate any slight of either the governor ! or the state on the part of the off l cials of the convention. Governor | Hunt said he was invited weeks ago and would have attended only that at that time he expected there would | be state election this fall and the preliminaries to that event would de mand his presence here, so he sent | 1 Since then a great many things have 1 developed requiring his attention and | it is now too late to shape affairs so | he can get away.
 DR. H. FRANKIN BRAY HOME ! The latter part of April Rev H. Franklin Bray, D. b, pastor of the First A M, F. church here left home for the general conference of his de- ! featuring tour to include the most inn pOrtant cities of the east. Looking
 the picture of health he alighted from | the Southern Pacific train last night
 at 10:40. apparently rejoiced to be back in the Salt River valley again.
 You bet I am glad to be back home l and away from the sweltering heat
 of the eastern cities once more" he 1 said. q have been travelling inces- sanity since the adjournment of our general conference in Kansas City in | May and have addressed crowds in more than twenty cities and towns and have taken time to study con ditions in general throughout the east. am therefore thoroughly prepared 1 to say that from any viewpoint you take Phoenix and the Salt River val l ley are OVefWnel1nlnSly m the leau II think the best way for one to be
 able to appreciate this valley, with its multiplicity of opportunities and bless ings, is to go east and, as I have done. spend three months in travel and observation" Mrs. Bray and her daughter will remain in the east
 spending the summer with relatives in Indiana, returning home in OctO- fl Der, Dr. Bray will preach at II o'clock Sunday morning on Added Reasons for My Faith" At a. m. he will give an illustrated sermon on '"The Prodigal Son. For this service a 180 candle power electric rOdiopicon | will be used.