Arizona republican., 1912-08-23

| MIR. SEEDS HERE-R R. Seeds
 commercial agent of the Rock Island
 at Fl Paso, arrived in Phoenix on a business visit last night. He will be 1 here several days.
 BY GAS BUGGY-A diversified jour
 ney is that taken by Guy Brooks and | Hi. Corbett, coming to Phoenix from l Tucson by train and making the re- ] turn by automobile.
 | WATCH FOR "SUNSET"-The September issue of the Sunset Maga-
 zine" is to contain an article from the pen of Harry Welch. The write up will concern Phoenix, the city beauti- | ful. It is not the first time Harry has broken into print with the well known coast periodicals.
 MINERAL SURvEYS-The sur Neyor- general has approved the fol | lowing mineral surveys, all situated
 in the Cherry Creek Mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona, and claimed
 by the Arizona Copper Gold Mines company: Mineral Survey No. 3O01, Bulger lode; Mineral Survey No 3002, Red Cloud lode; Mineral Survey No. 3003, Gold Lode and Independence lodeS.
 JEWETT FEN ROUTE-P. M. Jewett of Phoenix, touring the east in writ ing to change his address of his Re
 publican says: We start for home soon but We will not get there before October l. as we will cover 1000 miles getting home, so send the paper to Colorado Springs for August P to Aug uSt 31. We have covered 6200 so far out from Phoenix and enjoyed it all but everything is dull up here now. No rain"
 MEETING OF MERCHANTS meeting of all members of the Mer 1 chants and Manufacturers associa-
 tion interested in the new weights and measures law is called for Fri l day afternoon, August 23d, Board of Trade building, corner Second avenue and Adams street at 3 o'clock In spector Creswen will be in attend ance to explain the various provisions Of the act and to enable a better understanding as to proper compli- ance herewith Business men from | adjacent towns will also be present. | All merchants are cordially invited. AT THE ADAMS-C. H. Gatche1, ! Los Angeles; Harry J. Jones, City; M. F. Faust. Los Angeles; E. Bogy, Los | Angeles; s. D. Wilson, Chicago; Jas. | Hummel, Los Angeles: E. B Perrin, l Jr. Williams; c. F. Stratum. Fl Paso: 1 F. M. Burgess, Denver; Philip Ham, 1 lin, Dean D. Clark. Fl Paso; w. w, 1 Porter, Los Angeles; H. D. McVay. 1 Tucson; Jas. E. Wadham, San Diego; ] Mrs M. B Lutfy. Frank E. Curley, 1 Tucson; J. B. Mcintosh, Prescott; D. ] B. Stephens, Deming, N. M; P. C. My CTS, Phoenix: A. c. Mcqueen, Prescott; | A. P Schwitz, H. B. Hohl, Prescott; i ElenOr Frost, Phoenix; Ethol Frost | Phoenix
 STARTS HIS RACE-Robert s | Fisher, candidate for representative | in congress on the Bull Moose ticket will toe the marl< at the city hall | plaza next Saturday night J. l.. B | Alexander. J. F. Cleaveland and Geo. | U. Young will be present as seconds and trainers and at 7:30 o'clock one 1 of them will fire the gun that will start Robert S on his race. Whether 1 he will ever finish, or in what posi- | tion, will depend on a lot of things 1 that may happen between now and l November. It is to be a Marathon race and there will be numerous en- 1 tries It is certain that some of them will run faster than MT. Fisher and 1 that is the reason he wants to get under way as soon as possible. He ! is figuring on the tortoise game. It | is learned that a band has been hired | in order to secure a crowd at the
 starting of the race. No admission fee will be charged