Arizona republican., 1912-08-05

COUNCIL MEETlNG-The regular monthly meeting of the city council 1 will be held tonight.
 ! GUESTS AT THE FORD-The fol- ] lowing are registered at the Ford ho- ! tel: w. K Chtticl, Los Angeles; 1 w. E. Bowler, Deming, N. NJ; Mrs. | C. F. Martin, Prescott; Muril Bauer, Prescott
 RETURN OF ATTORNEY GEN. | ERAL-A message has been receiv ed saying that Attorney General Bullard who went to the coast q month ago would return to the city this morning.
 WILL PROBABLY SURVIVE There was an improvement yesterday ing the condition of Jose Leon whose skull was split by being ac- cidentally struck by flying hose coupling and the doctors believe that
 unless the unexpected happens he
 will recover.
 FOUND A COAT-Dr. N. D. Bray
 ton while driving by the asylum last evening found a coat in the road that
 contained a letter addressed to Will
 liam A. Campbell, R. D. l, care Mrs.
 B. A. Smith The coat was left at
 the police station where the owner may secure it on proving property.
 GUESTS AT THE ADAMS-The
 following are registered at the Adams
 hotel: R. A Pulfer, Los Angeles;
 Moritz Stockder, Tucson; B. A. Jen-
 nings, Douglas; G. R. T0pham, San
 Francisco: MT. and Mrs. w. w.
 Thomas, Geo. G. Wald, Ray, Ariz.; B.
 F. Nell, Jr, city; w. A. Jordan, San
 Francisco; C. B. Adams, San Fran cisco; Chas II. Wright, Cal. Moose velt Phoenix.
 GUESTS AT THE COMMERCIAL The following are registered at the Commercial hotel: P. Landau. Colo
 rado Springs, Colo; Stanley William son. SquaW Ranch; (. M. Wilson. Casa Grande: J. H. Franllenberg and
 wife. Tempe: Mrs. R. Yorke, Cave Creek; J. b Mcdonald, city; F. F.
 Harris. Ashland, O; R. C. Ranches, Colorado Springs, Colo; C. s. Moo ney; C. F. SerVen, M. D., Tucson
 AUTO TOUR FOR 1915-It is stated
 by G. P. Bullard who was recently i'll san Francisco that the exposition au- thorities are preparing to offer a purse or AZ,UUV LOT dH dbtOiIlODlIt boui II piii Arizona t0 San Francisco in 1915. The
 terms of it have not been announced but will nC in due season. The purpose is to ga. as many motor drivers as
 possible interested to attend the fair and bring their families. Whether it
 is to be speed event or just a quiet tour within certain restrictions has not
 been stated
 THE TOM REED MlNE-From all reports the Tom Reed mine in Mo have county is becoming something of a gold producer The kingman Miner says that on July PC there was a special clean-up at the mill that totaled $75,000 in bullion. On July 10 three bars of bullion were shipped valued at S79.000, making total for the month of $154. 900. This bullion
 is produced by twenty stamps and
 two tub mills The mill is running to
 it's full capacity and the saving is
 better than ever No mine in the west can show such results with this sized mill. and even the Goldfield Con. cannot show a better grade of ore than that now being taken from the lower levels of this mic. The men
 in charge of the property are jubilant over the showing and the stockhold CTS are loath to let go of any of their shares at any price.
 VISIT OF ENGINEER SMITH Chester w Smith who was con struction engineer at the Roosevelt dam during q large part of it's building but who is now located in New York. arrived here Saturday for a stay of a. month or so and is stopping at the Hotel Adams. MI Smith comes at the instance of capi- talists who have become tentatively interested in the large diversion and irrigation project being developed bv Judge C. F. AinswOrth on the Lower Gila river. He expects to leave today with Robert Craig for nasty examination of the dam site and project generally and will then return to Phoenix perhaps on Wedn- esdav. making this his headquarters during his more careful investigation of conditions. Mir. Smith said yes terday that he has absolutely noth- | ing to say concerning the project, ] it's merits or it's promoters, at thls time HG ba has not even seen II