Arizona republican., 1912-07-07

AN EASTERN ViSlT.-Mrs. Fred Stafford Will leave tomorrow for Chi caeo, where she will spend the sum- mec returning to Phoenix in the Ga'l.
 sUMMERlNG ON COAST.-Mrs. G. IT. Lawrence left on Thursday for Los Angeles and San Diego. where she will spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 PlUMS.-Hall Brothers. who have s ranch south and west of town. '. have some mighty fine plums on exhi- bibition at the board of trade. They are notable 10th for size and qualit.'
 LEFT FOR cOAST.-Mrs Joseph Lobt of Orangewood left last night for the coast, where she will be joined by MT. Lobit about August l. when they will spend a month at Catalina at the Metropole.
 MAKING SOME HEADWAY.--'rhe government. in it's prosecution of Jose Silva. one of the alleged bootleggers at Glendale. is making some sort of of Silva to the United States ;5ranG jury.
 SUMMER IN NEW YORk.-Mrs D r. Horning and her daughter, Mrs Helena Walker. will pass the sum- mers heated months in the east. final- | ly arriving at the metropolis for long visit. k,n route they will sec New Orleans. Chicago. Bnffaio and other interesting points
 TO PREScOTT-Sidn Wolf and Oliver King of The Republican ousI- ness staff left last night on 5ay trip ! to Prescott. They feel the hilltop l town needs liVening up az well as themselves and will mako the mos of their short visit to see and do all necessary and delightful things to anu at the resort.
 WENT EAST FOR SUMMER Mrs. J. N. Kerry left last night for the home of her parents in Chicago. where she will spend the rest of the summer. returning to Phoenix in the fall. MT. Kerry, who is travelling weight accountant of the transconti mental freight bureau. is kept here by his duties.
 LOST BATTERlES.-G. w. Cum i mins yesterday brought to the office l of the sheriff something which some man is no doubt anxious to recover. 1 It is a valise filled with eleven bat i teries such as are used on gasoline l engines. This was evidently lost from i a wagon load of mining supplies along the Black Canyon road.
 NEW CHIEF CLERk.-N. r. Roz- zelle. San Diego man, mas .lAtn charge of the prescription department of the Ruffin drug cOmpau". MT Roz- zelle. though young man. IS very highly trained in his line and has eN- pCrience of the most valuable k.Ed in the composition of medicines His family will join him in the fall.
 SERVICE ON PLAZA.-Owing to the heat. churches will hold no even . ing Sunday services. but will sub stitute a meeting of all tho evanSaIi- 1 cal organizations on the pl2Zd between I and o'clock. Rev. Ray C. Harl;or
 will speak and B. W. Getsnger will preside A mems quartet will sing. as well as others. Instrumental music will be feature of the program.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l-Corner Third avenue and Adams l street Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. | Preaching service at II q. m. only as this church will join the other | churches of the city in d union ser 1 vice at the city hall plaza at : p. m. Morning sermon by Rev. George Logic of Tucson, Mrs Ida Saunders of Little Rock. Ark. who sang so acceptably few weeks ago. will sing. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 THE HAYDEN JUDlCiARY--N. NJ Rice is in the city preparing his bond as justice of the peace at Hayden to which office he has just been ap- pointed by the board of supervisors of Gila county. MT Rice is one oi
 the pioneers of Arizona and few m 1T have had as much to do with the early political history of this region He has spent the greater part of his
 time here for more than a genera
 tion He returned couple of wears ago from residence of a half dozer
 years in Alaska.
 PURE FOOD iNSPEcTORs-Thre
 inspectors of the governments pure 1 food department are now in the city
 for the purpose of seeing how closely
 the drug stores, grocerymen. cream 1 cries. ice dealers and others arr l sticking to the government require
 ments and to impress on any pos
 sfble careless ones. the majesty O the law Mention of ice dealers ma,
 seem like joke but it is stated
 that in some places even the ice me-
 inject preservative into their pro | duct.
 DEATH OF FRANK DAVIS.-Franl l.. Davis. ranchman living in thu . northern part of the city, died yester day His funeral will take place to , morrow afternoon from Moore ant McLellan's. MT. Davis leaves widow the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs
 J D. Crabb. He was a native o Colorado, coming here twenty year |. ago and engaging in the business o { | ranching and dairying.- He was on | of the best known men in the vane ! 1 and was universally liked. He has ! mother, three sisters and brothe residing in Colorado Springs. } MISSING MESA MAN-Constabl l Burton of Mesa who was in tow