Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
TO VISIT SOUTHERN ARIZONA

l TO VISIT SOUTHERN ARIZONA Mrs. Garth w. Cate left last eve ming for short trip in the southern part of the state. She will return
 Monday.
 F. s. INGALLS, MOVES-Surveyol
 General F. s. Ingalls, had a moving day yesterday. He vacated the home formerly occupied by him at 1914 | West Adams street and moved to 333 East Portland.
 HOME TO kIRkLAND-R. F. Me
 GlIlen, assistant secretary of state
 left last evening for Kirkland. his 1 nome, for short stop before going
 10 Prescott to spend the Fourth of
 July. MT. McGillen expects to be
 back at his desk Monday.
 MORE ARIZONA CHAUFFEURS- l Five more licenses for professional car drivers Were issued yesterday i from the office of the secretary of state. The five are: 514. D. c. Kar- ger, Prescott; 515. Edward F. Frank.
 Prescott; 516, W. F. Van Meter, Prescott; 517. R. L. Gibson, Globe: 518, J. P. Shepherd. Douglas
 TO THE BUCKEYE STATE-Dr. and Mrs F. V. Woodward and Miss Elsie Woodward left for Carrollton.
 
 to make quite an extended stay re- mainlng most of the summer in the cooi retreats of that fine old place and visiting Mrs Woodward's par ertS, MT and Mrs. s l.. Sterling. POWHATAN WREN HERE - Hon PoWhatan J. Wren. one of the members of the Yavapai delegation in the Arizona house of representatives. came down yesterday from his home in Constellation. to interview Gov ernor Hunt on some important per sonal business, and found the gov ernOr gone. Mir. Wren therefore re- turned to his home last night.
 PROGRESSIVE FARMER L. Hancock, one of the best known farmers of the Alhambra district has decided not to wait for the hay balers to come to his ranch, and he has purchased a baling outfit for himself Mir Hancock also has de- cided that if any of his neighbors want to get their hay baled he will send his outfit over to them when ever they want it.
 COMM SSlONER JONES AWAY- Corporation Commissioner F. A. Jones has gone to Los Angeles to attend the trial of J. F.. YountZ, formerly an officer of the Bankers Fire Insurance company, q corporation which was organized under the laws of the state of Arizona of which the commissioner was president. Yountz is accused of general all round misconception of his duties as general manager and is now under indictment by the Cali fOrnia courts for violation of law.
 JUNE BUSY MONTH FOR CUPID Cupid has been working overtime T, IDl suit has a splendid record to show for his endeavors. Sixty-two couples were united in marriage during June. an average of over two a day for the entire month This is the iarg est number of June weddings so far recorded during time that licenses have been issued in Maricopa county May was also busy month and had the same number of weddings re- ported July has so far kept up the average as up to yesterday afternoon four couples had taken out licenses.
 COMMISSIONER GEARY MISSES TRAIN-Chairman w. Paul Geary. ot the Arizona corporation commission, was unable to make close enough to get away with the big bunch of auto enthusiasts who started on the Republican run to Prescott on Tuesday afternoon, and he therefore took the Los Angeles 1 train hoping to catch the Prescott | train at Wickenburg and beat the 1 aggregation into Prescott. but he missed the Prescott train at the l Wick. and was forced to stay over night where the autoists caught up 1 with him.
 AUTO LICENSES IssUEO-Tte 1 following is the list of automobile H. ccnses issued by the office or the secretary of state yesterday: @"oS' |. r. Cole, Tempe: 3OO9 Joseph Pes tel Pearce: 3O1O. John P Gull 3O11. H. N Reno, Doug las: 3O12. V. A Young, Douglas; 1 3O13, pr. H. F. Bailey, Courtiand' 3O14. Reid Evans & Co, Seligman; 3O15. Paul Mcintosh. Kingman; 3016, Maurice Phelps, Springervilie; 3Ol', I ID Halstead Lumber Co. Phoenix; 3O1S. Ed | Parker, Flagstaff; 30l9' C. M. Lincoln. Tucson; 3O20. Win slow Furniture Co, Winslow; 302l' A A Moore. Flagstaff
 vANDERHOOF TO HELP BOOST
 ". A. VanderhOOf, clerk of the school board, left last eve ming for Salt Lake City to attend the of the National Educational association. MT. Vanderhoof and Pro lessor LOper. of the Phoenix schools' have constituted themselves a com mittee to boost Arizona and the Salt River valley. and Secretary Weich' oI the Phoenix board of trade helptu ,patters along by shipping to Salt rolre for them. a plentiful supply ,f literature about this section. This ,yiu he circulated among the thou sands of delegates in attendance at Ll,n hi meet