Arizona republican., 1912-07-18

THE FORD-Mr and Mrs. Rudolph, KnebIer. Ogden, Utah; J. H. Scott, Prescott; Mrs. S T. Moon, Long
 Beach. Cal; r. A. Humphrey, Casa Grande; R. C. O'Shea, San Fran cisco J. j. MOmquigs. Los Angeles; T. F. Godding. Albuquerque, N. M
 PUBLIC INsTALLATlON-A Rebekah Lodge No. 1, L O. 0. F., will hold q public installation tonight
 in it's hall on the third floor of the Monihon building. After the cere- mony there will be refreshments and general good time. All members of either the Rebekah lodge or the Odd Fellows. and their families, are in vited.
 CHANGE OF INSPECTORS-Mr SeWen Lofinek of the staff of Messrs. Olmsted and Gillelen consulting engin-
 eers, has arrived in the city to relieve
 Mr C. R. Peyton as inspector upon the
 sewer construction. MT. PeytOn left last evening to resume charge of work
 on the San Gabriel river improvement
 whihc is also in charge of the office of
 Messrs. Olmsted and Gillelen.
 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIA- TION.-AttentiOn is called to the Par t-Teacher Association of Osborn Dis
 trict. for a meeting to be held at the
 home of Mrs. C. B. Wood on North
 Seventh Ave, south of the Grand
 canal, Friday the 18th, at P. M Inn
 portant matters concerning fall work
 to be taken up by the association will
 be discussed All members and pros l. presnt A conveyance will be at Os- born school at 2:30 o'clock to accom-
 modate those having no way of getting
 to the meeting place. Don't forget. ITS UP TO THE FARMERS-f they can obtain no other kind of relief against careless spOrtsmen it will de- VolVe upon the farmers of the valley to arm themselves for the protection of
 their stock. Dr. H. 0. Ramsey, the vet
 erinarian came in yesterday evening from the home of MT. White proprietor
 of the Evergreen dairy on the Buckeye
 road where he had been called to treat
 a valuable COW. The doctor found that she was suffering of lockjaw as a re- suit of a wound made by a twenty caIiber bullet There is little likelihood
 
 been brought in by owners of stock, of wounded animals.
 THE ADAMS-M. F. List and wife, San Francisco; T.. C. Sparider. Tue son; F. c. Kildyson, Baltimore w. J. Miller and family, Dalhart Tex: r.. Call Brown. Los Angeles; J. L. Will son. Denver: Peter Dungan, san Fran 1 cisco; J. McCarrolI, Detroit: C Vain wright Los Angeles; A. V. Bailey, Hayden: Mrs Frank Foster Pres colt; Mr. and Mrs John Smith, ChrichsviIe. O.: A C. sherman. I Brooklyn. x. Y; NJ. A Horren. Pasa-
 dena. Cal; J. F. Robinson, Fl Paso, | Tex; w. A. Corbin, Los Angeles; J. 1 \. Pndum, Globe; F.. $. Waddle St
 Joseph.
 THE w. & M CLUB.-Steps have 1 been taken by a number of the demo-
 crats of this city looking to the perpet- nation of the Wilson and Marshall 1 club. which was tentatively organized
 last Saturday night, the night of the 1 ratification meeting. Lin Orme is president of the club and C. R. Price is secretary. In furtherance of the work of perfecting an organization that shall l take active part in the coming cam 1 paign a meeting vii be held at the anticipation of that meeting committees on membership and on constitution and bylaws have been reported. Efforts are now iH progress to secure as large
 a roster as possible. Also. the consti- l tuition committee will be ready to re- port tomorrow evening. Following the preliminary work meetings will be held PEACHES! PEACHES!