Arizona republican., 1912-08-03

v being little to do outside of routine business and the naming of few new inspectors
 ON BUSINESS TRlP-J. H. Pullen leaves today on a business trip to Prescott, Jerome and other northern cities. Mr. Pullen will then take a short outing on Oak creek.
 STAG DlNNER-Dr. Stevens enter tained with a stag dinner Thursday evening at the asylum. The guests were George Driscoll, Paul R. Ingles. and H. J. Biggs. and they all spent an enjoyable evening
 UNION SERVICE - The second month O. the Sunday evening union services will begin Sunday night. Rev. w. R. Thornton of the Methodist church south will preach the sermon Good music and a hearty welcome. Services begin at o'clock sharp.
 PUMPKIN WONDER-A pumpkin of the size that suggests whole flock of pies was presented to the board of trade yesterday by Mrs. Wm. Grant of HOS West Grant street. Sev- eral consignments of fine peaches are
 
 rooms.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sunday, August a. at the Christian church cor ner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, Bible school service of the church be- gins at 10 o'clock sharp. At II o'clock sharp the pastor delivers sermonette on the theme. The Two Foundations" An appeal from the combined graded lessons. Special music. short service, adjournment at 11:30 a. m.
 OFFICE CHANGE-A change in the made yesterday, when N. J Etherton resigned to take up work in San Francisco in the next week or so. His late office that of assistant city ticket agent, will be filled by Albert J. Goyke. Etherton leaves in a few days for the coast metropolis to become part of the force in the s. P. office there.
 MORE DELEGATES Governor Hunt has appointed a few more dele gates from this city to the Trans Mis- sissippi Commercial congress, to be held in Salt Lake City August 2730. The new appointees are l.. T. Carpen- ter, ]. P. .Orme, Joseph Cope. General A. J. Sampson. It is believed that at least three of the gentlemen will at tend anl perhaps all of them will.
 ROAD iNsPEcTloN-state Engi- neer Lamar Cobb will leave Sunday on an inspection trip over some of the state highway now under construction and to attend conferences with the su- pervfsors of certain counties. Monday he expects to confer with the Gila county board and then go over the line surveyed for the road to Ray and meet with the Pinal supervisors on Thursday From there he will go to Tombstone to meet with the Cochise county board.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-J. Har- vey Deere, D. D., pastor. Bread" will l be the pastors theme Sunday morn ing at II o'clock, the last service be- ! fore his vacation. The Lords supper will be celebrated, and new members will be welcomed The Sunday school. under tha direction of Superintendent l w C. TOlleson, will meet at 9:45 a m. 1 The R. V P. IT. will hold its service at 1 s o'clock D. m The evening preaching service will be held on the plaza from l : to o'clock. All are welcome. THE FLORENCE RoAD--James A 1 Parker. who has had charge of the work on the Black river bridge. has 1 been directed to begin the survey of l the state highway between Mesa City l and Florence in about ten days This road is at present a very paSsable one | having been in use ever since the val -s.lz ..r1 | changes, but it is an old desert trail | and the plan is to survey a new line that will be shorter. taking out some 1 of the kinks, and put it in condition 1 so it will not be so hard to get over in | rainy weather It will not be expen- l sive construction, for most of the
 country is level and the work will be
 done mostly by convicts.
 FOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS A certain collection of canyons. rocks
 trees and wild creatures located slight ly north and east of this city has grown into sudden popularity. Thi:
 collection. although not very white is
 called the White mountains, and has
 for the past century or so been as un-
 popular as the third party" But now 1 ones is !eu to believe that there IS
 Garden of Eden or something as rare
 hidden within their lofty walls because
 of the frequent camping parties te that region. The most recent part, contracting the wanderlust is composed
 of r. Cornell. Geo. Driscoll, Vie. Han
 ney and J. Christy. This nomadit
 tribe left yesterday, going via Hol
 brook and Springerville in an auto
 mobile. If they succeed in having th' demoraizing luck that Geo HagemaI had with his machine they will have to be reconverted when they come back.
 IMMIGRATION OF TEACHERS If the present immigration of schoo teachers continues very long the new state of Arizona will not only have ; big population. but it will be one tha will rank high, educationally. Beside: the home grown school teachers. whicf crop is coming along famously. Super intendent of Public Instruction Gas, has since the 26th of June registered the diplomas of 46 teachers. forwarded here from other states But that i