Arizona republican., 1912-06-22

1 FROM HOT SPRlNGS-Andrew
 Pancrazi, the mayor of Agua Caliente
 Hot Springs is in the city a guest
 of the Commercial hotel.
 THE CHURCH OF THE BaETH- REN-Dunkards) Located on 1923, Grand Ave, Sunday school 5:3O a. m. preaching 10:30 a. m. Everyone cor dially inIlted.
 | EDUCATOR HERE-Dr R. H. H Blome, principal of the Northern Ari- zona normal school at Flagstaff, is a Phoenix visitor and a guest of the Commercial.
 GRAND HOME-J B Girand has returned home from a week spent in Los Angeles and at the beaches He admits on being closely questioned
 that he rather likes the water front these days even though he is all wrapped up in Arizona.
 BACK TO THE MlNEs-Charles Rampf, who has been in from his
 mines in the Camp Creek section for
 few days returns today He says
 he proposes to devote himself to the
 opening up of a big body of carbonate
 ore on his Falcon claim. PEOPLES' TABERNACLE-Rev
 meetings every night commences Sun
 day. June 23rd, old time religion, Bible
 kind, salvation from sin, tabernacle is
 cool and pleasant for evening service.
 Come early bring your friend. Sunday
 school 9:45 A. M. Everybody invited.
 ACCOUNTING FINISHED Philip
 K. Hickey has finished auditing the
 books of the Water Users association
 His report shows that business for
 this year amounted to half again as
 much as last. The many intricate de
 tails were found in the neatest shape
 so orderly in fact, that it was
 pleasure to work the accounts over,
 says MT Hickey.
 WANTS TO ENTER NAVAL
 ACADEMY-Church Smith, a young
 man from Globe. yesterday concluded
 four days civil service examination
 at the capitol building on his appH-
 cation for admission to the naval academy. He was nominated along with another youth, by Senator NJ. A
 Smith but the other applicant did not appear so young Smith took the ex- animation alone.
 SUMMER PROGRAMME G. Farm
 CT, a brOther-in-la law of MT Coffin of the Lightning Delivery has gone to
 the old home in Springfield, Mo, be- ing accompanied by his nephew Will
 Coffin as far as Albuquerque where he will visit with relatives. Mrs Farmer, mother of F c. Farmer. who has been here for the past month, will remain in Arizona during the summer, spending the hot weather at Flagstaff
 A DETAINED DRILL-Suit was
 brought in superior court yesterday by
 F. W. BiSham against H. C. Meyer on account of a certain .23'' Star drill of
 the value of 5000. The plaintiff claims the ownership of the drill which he says has been in the possession of the defendant since May 3 and for that
 time he demands reimbursement at the
 rate of $2O a day He also asks for $50 damages to the machine by reason of carelessness and reckless handling of it.
 FORD HOTEL GUEsTs-Among the guests registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: Mrs. F. Schaperkotter, Fred Schaperkotter Jr., and MT. and Mrs. George Broen of Los Angeles; E. Horton Jones of Clifton; Mrs. M R. Elliott of Granite Reef; E. T. McSWiggen of Prescott; J. H. Napier of California; w. J. Stapleton of Denver; oscar Baer and R w. Sturgis of Los Angeles; Chas. Wilson of Ray, and F. L. Pinney of Land, Ariz.
 w. H. M. SMALLMAN-The propri- etOr of the Sutter hotel in Frisco has evidently heard of the coming of Ari- zona's delegation of site selectOrs along in July, for in a letter to the board of trade he asks that the gentle men be brought to his hOstelrY for entertainment while in the Golden Gate city. He seems to regard the visit of the commission with proper 1 gravity and if his welcome is as hearty as the invitation. those Arizonans will have no reason to regret their choice ] of habitatiOn.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL 1 CHURCH-Ray c. Harker, D. D. min | ister Sunday school 9:45, John L. Burcham, superintendent. Public wor
 ship at II A. M. and 8:00 P. M. The