Arizona republican., 1913-01-04

John II. Campbell Ot Tucson, who was formerly a member of the territorial supreme court was in the city yester- day on business
 BREAKS SWITCH STANDARDS Running without lights early yester- day morning, a Ford car came in contact with two railroad switch standards on East Jackson street The standards were broken off short to 5he, grofpd and the machine was put5entirely out of commission
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED The following automobile licenses were issued yesterday by Secretary Of State Osborn: numbers, 1903 A. $. Burk of Gilbert; 1904, j. $. SchIart of Ingleside, a motorcycle; 1905. j. A, Petit of Prescott; 1906. Ben SFsin of Phoenix motorcycle
 ANNUAL MEDICAL DlNNER-The annual dinner of the Maricopa County Medical society will be held this ev- ening at the Hotel Adams. An inter esting program of toasts and responses has been arranged and arrangements are being made for the laying of be tween thirty-five and forty covers.
 
 towns have already signified their in- tention of being in attendance
 TWO CARLOADS OF STONE The Salt River Valley Monument Works has received two carloads of marble and granite. one of the car loads is of Vermont marble. while the other is of blue Prescott granite With the arrival of the stoine the marble works took on very bus Messlike appearance. V. E. Lindsay the proprietor of the works says that prices are to be lower by reason of ] the big stock of stone n hand MONTHLY BANK STATEMENT ! For the convenience of the customers 1 of the Phoenix National Bank that institution has put into effect d plan 1 of rendering a complete statement Of account monthly. together with can i celIed vouchers covering the same 1 period Pass books are being used as formerly. but serve only as re 1 ceilas for deposits and will not be 1 balhHced,- vThe statement is available 1 uu9n request at the first of each jmenril or will be mailed to. the | patron.
 IMPROVES INTERIOR-Thc Phoe- nix Title x Trust company is making ! extensive improvements not only to 1 the front of it's offices on First av- ! enue. but to the interior as we'll ] The show windows are being elimin- ated providing that much extra ] space inside. the railrings are being i moved forward and the sectional di- 1 visions of the entire room undergoing rearrangemcnt all with the idea Of securing fuif benefit of the space and l adding to the appearance of the in l terjor. .,,-. .--
 WOULD REMOVE CITY DITCH i The movement to remove thr unsightlv 1 city-ditch ~which runs through the cen 1 ter of the city has received added inn ! petus in the action of the directors of l the board of trade who in a recent 1 meeting passed resolutions resolved to aid the eitX. council and the water us- CTS assoclan nOn with a@VieW 10 obtain 1 ing an early removal s6f+the ditch The | discussions revealed the fact that city l paving in the sections where the ditch i is will cost less with it's removal. and 1 1t IS desired to remove the ditch before 1 the paving work is proceeded with fur 1 ther.
 MIME. TRACY REClTAL-Mme. AL | ma Tracy will this afternoon give q piano recital at the Womdn's Club | building which promises to be quite out of the ordinary. To the music loving people of Phoenix, the affair promises to Joe most attractive Tickets have been on sale for over a week at the Marvin, Wakefield music store and al- ready large house is assured The ] affair is taking on the nature of q SO 1 ciety event in that several parties have ! been arranged to attend the recital which begins at 2:3O o'clock. after 1 wards going to the country club fol tea. Of Mime. Tracy it is said that she has won favor not only from Emperor Wilhelm, but from the royalty of Great 1 Britain as well and her work upon the l piano has excited the wonder and ad- miration of the musical world.
 FARM MANAGEMENT EXPERT The board of trade is interested in ob- taining- from the department of agri- culture of the United States, a resi- dent expert on farm management. -whC
 
 in farm management to the farmers o1 the valley Communication will bt entered into with the secretary of this department with this in view and it is proposed to have the cost borne equally by the United States and the local au-
 thorities. The board of trade will take the responsibility of financing the val ley end of the deal. In every sectior where this sort of thing has been treC splendid results have accrued, and tht famous apple centers of California
 have been notably successful in theil
 results because of the fact that the farm expert has given many matter.
 of importance his attention for tho ] benefit of the farmers
 REGISTERED AT THE CONNER
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 E. Harrison, Los Angeles; A Gusdorf St. Louis, Fritz ROsenstein, san Fran. cisco VI. D Berry, Los Angeles: J. F, Walker, Flagstaff; H. N Cox. Nor. ristown; w H. Tharpe, Prescott; w. J Brown, Kentucky, Max Hardon. Ken. lucky; A. B. Kellogg, Prescott: Jo, ! BailgPau. DrpSPOtt. E-raply Por,arO .. n,