Arizona republican., 1912-07-11


 the late vacationers to leave for the California cool places.
 WELL EARNED REST-F. D. Lovett in quest of a needed vacation 1 left on his way for Los Angeles ac- companied by Mrs. Lovett last night. SANTA FEE AUOiTOR-E I. Mad dox, Santa Fe auditor from Prescott has finished inspecting the books at the local office and will return to his regular place of business today. LOOKS OVER sUSlNEsS-T J. and real estate dealer who has for some time been in Long Beach re- turned to the city last night. He will oversee his extensive holdings in the valley before returning to the beach town.
 RETURNED FROM cANYON-Miss Angie Parker, deputy clerk of the su
 preme court and Mrs Grace M For beS. who went to the Gran Canyon a week ago, have returned home. The
 trip was a delightful one though Miss
 Parker is suffering from a severe cold contracted while at the Canyon.
 LoYA. SONS AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The regular semi monthly meeting of the Loyal Sons of the Chris tian church was held at the home of J. NJ. Steward last night and the class
 was reorsaniZed and the following of
 ficers elected. R. Mowen president; Chas. Burroughs vice president; R.
 Putney secretary and treasurer.
 THE ADAMS.-W. Dieterle and
 wife. Los Angeles; J. J. Miller. Tue son; I. H. Skipper, Los Angeles; H.
 c Reid, Pomona; w F. Mccormick
 San Francisco; Frank Carroll. Fl
 Paso; c. A Tracy, Los Angeles; A.
 A. Gossard, Fl Paso; R. w. Wool
 foci, Pittsburgh. Pa; O. L. Hub
 bard Ray; J w. Bennie Jr.. Clifton;
 C. W. Culpepper Dallas; Edgar Bor-
 en. Dallas; A. w. Farhes. Tucson;
 John Christy. Clifton.
 NEW BUSINESS 6Lock-L. A
 Amirault yesterday closed a contract with the Righetti estate for the con struction of a business block at the northeast corner of Monroe and First streets. The work of clearing the ground for it will begin today. It will have a frontage of seventy feet on Monroe street and will have depth of 1872 feet, It will be at first only one story in height but will have a modern front and ap- pearance. adding considerably to the appearance of that section of the city. The cost of 1t will be $1O.000.
 THE COMMERCIALLY. NJ Me
 Omie, Tucson; Mae Morris. IgnaciO.
 Colo; s. J. Bowen, Mesa; Miss Eth
 el Mitchell; J. H. Cook and wife;
 L. S. Judd. Vicksburg: V. Ander-
 son, Los Angeles: Geo. Hamlin, Re
 lief Mine; C. B. Armstead. Roose-
 welt; John T. Webb. CashiOn; Ed D. Hodges, Yuma: Jas. T. Wheelman. Los Angeles; J. F.. Launery, Los An geles; James Barry, Chicago; D. M. Robinson; II. O. Rand, John F. Dale, Los Angeles; Hugo Buerger. Denver THE FORD-J. D. Klamat, Phoe nix: J. E. Burns. Ponca, Okla; Nor ris Katz, San Bernardino; James Mill Ter, Jr.. Mesa.
 S. R. V. cANTALOUPES PRE- FERREO-Passenger /on the Sfnta
 Fe trains. rejoicing in the unexcelled Harvey service. are said to be able to pick out a Salt river valley canta- loupe by the sense of taste alone. That assertion was made by w F. Mccormick who is in the valley con- tracting for q big supply of the deli cacy as soon as enough appears on 1 the market When GlendSe begins shipping cantaloxpes to the Harvey houses, all other sources of supply are cut off, for the Harvey people be- 1 lieve in giving their patrons what they call for. And when they set up big holler for Arizona melons they are apt to get them in great quanti- 1 ties
 CONVICT LABOR AT TEMPE-Af- ter considerable dickering the board of l control and the board of supervisors 1 have at last arrived at a basis on which 1 convict labor may be employed on the | work of constructing the state brilga at Tempe The agreement reached is l not hard and fast one and still leaves l considerable calculating to make it ef- l fective After much discussion it was decided that the supervisors should pay l into the prison fund an amount equal 1 to the difference in cost between
 maintaining the prisoners at the peni- 1 tentiary ct Florence and the cost of maintaining them at Tempe. This con- sfderatiun it is understood, is to be 1 arrived at by actual experiment. 1 FUN TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED NOW