Arizona republican., 1912-06-07
JUDGE HAWKINS HERE-Judge

Hawkins was here yesterday on his way from California to his home in Prescott.
 VISITED YUMA-A. R. Cater re turned yesterday from Yuma where he went the day before to boost for | the big Elks excursion to Portland.
 which leaves Phoenix on the evening
 of July g.
 TO ROOSEVELT BY BIKE-Chas.
 Lorraine and Robert Fredel returned yesterday from a bicycle trip to the
 Dam City" The boys left Sunday
 afternoon and arrived in Roosevelt | tWenty-four hours later.
 SAVED 11S LlVES-City Tax Col | lector Barnett has saved 11S lives
 since the sale of dog tags began on June 1st. He expects to save lot
 more before the 10th when the death | sentence becomes d menace to all un- | tagged cannes.
 LAWN soCIAL-The Ladies Aid 1 society of the Presbyterian church will hold a lawn social at the home
 Of l.. H. Mitchell, I4l4 East Wash 1 ington street, on the evening of June seventh. Members and their friends are cordially invited.
 FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of Miss Adalina CelaYa, an account of whose death was published yes I terday, will be held this afternoon at l ? o'clock at the home of her uncle. A R. Redondo. 919 East Garfield street. Friends and acquaintances are invited.
 FIRST CAR SHIPPED-Fritz De GeX of the Red Rover mine yesterday finished loading his first ear of cop per ore this year for the Fl PaSO smelter. It takes two trips for five teams to fill car. over the long fifty mile haul from the mine. He says he expects to ship about three carloads d month hereafter.
 LEFT FOR EAST-Mr and Mrs. F. R. Davis left for the east on last nights <. P. train. They will make an extended business and pleasure trip including such points at Chicago. New York, and on returning, western and California cities. They will re turn to Phoenix about the last of June after a refreshing tour TWO FIRES-Phoenix started on another series of fire alarms last eye ming and pulled off two of them be- fore midnight. The first was a call from box 35 and was a burning brush | heap near South Third avenue and 1 Lincoln The second was q still i alarm sent in by telephone while the i first call was still being answered. It 1 proved to be another brush pile in l the neighborhOod of the wood yard on South Fourth street.
 CULINARY VOLUME cook | book that is said to be some bunch of recipes has just been put out by 1 the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society. 1 The latest most up-to-date Of deli i cacies are included in it's elaborate 1 covers. It is in fact an adjunct to any real kitchen. The success is not confined to the literary and culinary
 side of it but extends into the finan l ciaI realm. The demand has been so encouraging that it may instigate its establishment as an annual institu- ton.
 SURPRISE WE'D DOING Anna Steadmar and George Dennis surprised 1 their friends yesterday by quietly get ting married. The couple had known each other but for short time and | love at first sight" captured them | with the above result. They were both employed at the DOnOfriO company 1 where Nr Dennis had just arrived from Los Angeles. Miss Steadman has lived all her life in Phoenix and con seouently is very well known anI liked
 here
 A MATCH STARTED IT-In ac- i counts of the fire a the lyon lodging
 house on Wednesday afternoon it was stated that it had been probably caused by defective wiring. But it has been
 ascertained that that was not tae case
 since the fire started in ward robe
 remote from wires The fire was pret-
 ty well confined to the ward robe. It Is thought that the fire had it's origin
 in match which a lodger left in his
 pocket It has been advised in this kind of weather to keep watches in metallic boxes and. not where if ignited as they are likely to be dangerous
 WANT ACTION-The Parker board of trade is very much alive to any
 thing that seems likely to bring that
 section O the front and does not pro- nose to sleep on any of it's OppOrtuni
 ties. Now that the brennan land bill
 has been passed, applying the provisions 1 of the Carey land law to Arizona, the
 Parker people propose to hasten opera 1 tiOnS under it as fast as they can
 They have written the Phoenix board of trade asking it's cooperation and
 that of ArizOna's representatives ir
 congress in getting the Parker reserva-
 ton thrown open under the provisions 1 of the new law
 : WATCHOUT FOR THE ROAD
 MAKER-GoOd roads enthusiasts, ana
 that is almost everybody now, should be on the lookout for the June issue oi
 The Road Maker, published in Des MOines. Harry WelCh secretary of the l board of trade has contributed a story
 on the Arizona roads accompanied bH . pictures, and has received word that . it will appear in the June number ] along with a lot of other desirable reading. It will give this valley some ! much needed advertising at very little { expense. Other features of the mum. } Der will be a double page map of tho Unite States, showing in heavy lin'