Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

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 of the Arizona Eastern railroad re- | turned last evening from Tucson. l McDERMOTT GOES TO MARICOPA i-Councilman McDermOtt of this city,
 went to Maricopa last evening for a 1 quick business trip to the dry farm l ing district of Pinal county. PRESIDENT MATTHEWS VISITS I-President A. J. Matthews of the Tenn pc Normal school spent yesterday in Phoenix on business connected with 1 the big school in the double butte city MRS HANSON BACK FROM VA l CATION-Mrs. Jamison. wife of Judge 1 Julius Nj. JamisOn of this city returned i Friday from her vacation spent at l both the Grand Canyon and on the Pa | cific coast.
 MRS. NUGGET ARRIVES-Mrs. w $. Huggett, mother of L H $. Nugget and Miss Lillian Huggett of this city, arrived in the city last evening from her home in Lordsburg to spend some time with her daughter who has been ill
 WINNERS ATTENTION-AH mem- bers of the Winners Bible class and their friends, are requested to be pres ent at the Rally Day services of the Sunday school. First M. E. church, cor ner Second Ave. and Monroe St, Sun day morning, october 5th. at 9:45 A. M. APPROVAL OF MINERAL SURVEY The following mineral surveys sit uated in the Orc Blanco Mining dis trict, Santa Cruz county. Arizona, and claimed by J s. Andrews, have been approved by the surveyor general: No. 3O48, Laura lode; No. 3O49, Ruby lode; No 305O, Sunny Side lode
 RETURNS FROM COAST-J. w
 Woolf of Tempe. one of the pioneers of the valley, father of Under Sheriff
 Billy WOolf, returned Friday from the
 Pacific coast where he went some time
 back on business and pleasure bent
 MT WOolf returned a more enthusias-
 tic lover of the Salt River valley than ever.
 PRESENTED TO MRS. BILLIARD In the window of Hiderbran, the jeweler, is on display a placque pre- scented to Mrs George Purdy Bullard by the Sons of Panama. at the Car nival Cabrillo", held at San Diego, California, September 25 of this year The plaque, which is called 'Suppliant"
 is by Peano. It represents the cruci-
 fiXiOn with the figure of a supplicant
 reaching to the figure on the cross. ANOTHER NEW FIRM-The Ari
 zona Supply company, located at 325
 East Washington street in the Ream
 block, is another newly organized con cern to make a bid for the new and secohd hand furniture and general merchandise business of Phoenix W
 H. Ream is the proprietor, having pur- chased the business and stock of J. F. Biehl. w. H. Eberhardt, a recent ar rival from Oklahoma, will be the man ager for the store
 NEWS FROM HAWkINS-Word has been received from Judge A. $. Hawkins of this city, who has been in pr. Murphy's hospital in Chicago for | the past three months for an operation | on his hip, that he is recovering rapid i ly. Yesterday he was dressed for the 1 first time. He expects to return to Phoenix in the course of a month to resume his law practice. which has l been in charge of his brilliant nephew Lindsay D. Hawkins during his ab- 1 sence
 AT THE FORD-T. Schoenberg, Chi cago; MT and Mrs. Fuller, San Fran l cisco; E. R. Kent, San Francisco; J. A. Busenbul and wife, Daagoon: l Nathan Sturdy, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. j. A. CarIstrom, Rockford, H.; Ben WeIch
  l lin, Mesa; R Pomeroy, Mesa; Jos
 Morris, Mesa; c. Williams. Mesa; L. Glaze Mesa; A. Jones' Mesa: W Core, Mesa; C. A. Bennett and wife, San Diego: C. NJ Zander Buckeye; A C 1 Gauge, Speafish, $. D.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-Mr. and Mrs
 L. C. Hockinsmith, Mesa; w. J Ben nett, san Francisco: Miss Sims, Je- l rome; s. A. Blythe, San Francisco; c. Nowlin. Los Angeles; J Sanders, Los | Angeles; W. A. Sanders, Los Angeles; $. Washshure, San Francisco; D. Gold bourn, San Francisco; A w. Heavu rick, New York; M NeWhoff, Balti- | more; J. c. Goodwin, Boston; A. $. Pope Los Angeles; Chas J. Lex. Gin | cinnati; C. SOult, Fort Worth, Tex; J. w Frank. 1915; L. s. Allen, Minneapo- lis: H. c. Harris. Lansing, Mich; J. Oconnor. Powkosh, Okla; BIackely, 1 Kansas City; Jos. Pean, Phoenix; Sam Kirchin, Los Angeles; R. Well, New York; H. Curley, Delmar, Cal; N. F. Goodsell, Douglas Ariz.; $. NJ Root, | South America
 COMMERCIAL ARRIVALs-C. Q Hedger and wife, city; Andrew Rior- l den, Jerome: H. J. BilbrOugh, St Louis; Jas. F1orman, Pueblo; R. D. | Stevens. Prescott; Q. A. Grant Co chise; J. F. Collins, Chicago; M. L. Buckley, Prescott; A. NJ. Duke, Mesa; 1 Ere Fischer, city; w. D. Berry, Los Angeles; C. H Shaw. Denver; H | Phillips, St. Louis; Roy Thompson, Crown King, Ariz; Mrs. L. L. Kerr, 1 Crown King, Ariz.; R. D. Forbes, | Roosevelt; Dan Hill; T. H Sutton, Los l Angeles; Lanieso Hill and wife, Lehi; P. A Yoder. Washington, D. C.; O. A Gerst and wife. Cashion; L. CrOXton, | Va; J. F. Chambers and wife, Saca ! ton; Miss Q. Hunter, Seattle; Louis ! Cohn, San FranciscO Henry R. Rap papOrt, Los Angeles; Chas. H. Sully
 and wife, Ray; Mrs. E. l.. Taylor, Su-