Arizona republican., 1912-07-17

VISITING ME EHCHANi-JO MIC Intyre, a merchant of Hayden, has been in town for the last two days on business.
 BACK IN PHOENIx-Assistant United States District Attorney Rich ey has returned to the city from a trip of several days to Tucson and Nogales on official business. ACROSS COUNTRY-G. G. Fuller. recently appointed to the position of assistant teller in the Phoenix Ma tionaI bank leaves Saturday night for Boston He expects to be gone about a month.
 THE FORD-John Mulley, Tempe; Jos. Kavanaugh, Los Angeles: Morris Katz, San BernardinO; James Miller Chas A Alexander. Globe; J. K Brown, Maria; Mrs Lillian Harney, MaricOpa.
 SUMMER TRIP-Leo Knudsen of Uncle Sams service in the postoffice bought his ticket to the coast last night via Prescott He will be away about a month and take in the sights of Los Angeles and San Diego.
 TO IRON SPRINGS summer colony at Iron Springs will receive the addition of two well known Phoe- nix people today. Donald Mcqueen and Mrs Mcqueen left the city in quest of cool days in the hills about Prescott
 THE COMMERCIALLY. A Whit ney. Los Angeles; H. F'riance Los An geles; Alex Simpson and wife Clifton; F. A. PlUmmer, San Francisco; R F'leischer. Nogalcs; Bert Cooley, Hay den: F. E. Parker and wife. Hayden: Fred Ham, SaXton Anderson, J. j. Beirkle, Sainor, Colo.
 THE ADAMS-O. E. Thomas Los Angyeles: Wm. Colt. Los Angeles: D F. Fenneli. Fl Paso; F. NJ Johns, Chi cago; l.. K. Hoak, Los Angeles D. A Walters. Arlington: c. A. Green, Tue son; A. C. Taylor. San Francisco; Jean Draffner. New York; J. l.. Slattern. Chicago: ]. c. Lorring, Fl PasO; Car roll Helmick, Fl Paso; Billy Taylor, Los Angeles.
 CURRENT TURNED ON-Today will see the power switched on and everything assume a live and business like appearance at the board of trade. Harry Welch is to arrive. The only secretary has been almost two weeks in California taking needed rest but not forgetting to talk and act for Arizona and particularly the Salt river valley.
 MESA "CANTS."-A. R Cater has just returned from q short trip to Mesa city to see whats doing over there. He says. T find the fruit is of d superior quality though the acreage is small, and the cantaloupe farmers are going to reap d tremen- dous harvest this year" Most of the crop is being shipped to the large eastern centerS.
 AN EASTERN BUSINESS TRIP Supervisor w. A.. Mouer left last night for an extended trip through the central state. going as far as Chicago. This is d business journey though MT. Mouer will make frequent stops en route to visit acquaintances. He is accompanied by Mrs. MOuer, who will stop with relatives in Tex az until his return The journey will cover only about a month
 POPULAR EXCURSiON.-The <. r. P. x P. will conduct a popular cx- cUrsion to Prescott. placing tickets on sale Friday. Saturday and Sunday, July 19. 70 and T. good returning a. late as July =. The round trip will cost the regular fare one way. or $550 The occasion is nothing in particular. except to give the valley reOple chance to spend a few days in the cool country at q time when it is most desirable to do so.
 IS NOW 4 ENTIST-Many in Phoenix will remember F.. Herman Kelly. who d few years ago attend ed the Phoenix city schools and was q very popular boy with large mum Der of people, The family moved to California and the young man took up the study of the profession Of dentistry. Word has been received that he has now opened offices with Dr. H Gale Atwater. 412 w. P. Story building, Sixth and Broadway. Los Angeles.
 POPULAR SWIMMING HOLE.- The cool flowing canals about the city are lure to the boys on siZz-s ling afternoons. Not only do the boys indulge in these aquatic sports but several young men and farmers who live in the vicinity of a canal take daily plunge. One of the most pop ular swimming holes is at the Sev- enth street bridge on the Grand canal. Yesterday about twenty swimmers enjoyed this hole and the number probably vii increase as its location becomes known.
 EOUAtlZING DONE-The board of supervisors, sitting as board of equalization, has done all it can do and has adjourned. to meet again the third Monday of next month as the law requires There will then be mo- thing to do but to receive orders from the tax commission. In fact. under the new law there IS very little for the county boards of equal iZatiOn to do except to look for errors bv the assessor and to correct them The tax commission has attended to the raising or lowering talways rals- ing) the valuations when changes are to be made.