Arizona republican., 1913-07-06
Of Local Interest
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STORED WATER SUPPLY.

1 for July ;.
 | Elevation of water in reservoir 150.15 Contents of reservoir. acre feet 406,756 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre | feet -...... 3,9S3 l Elevation of water in reservoir l one year ago. today, feet.... 1922 l Contents of reservoir. one year l ago today. acre feet 595, ,013 | Normal flow Salt and Verde rivers. at Granite Reef dam. l M L .... 1o.Oo2 Amount Of water used for irri- gation. north side, M. | .... 52,010 i Amount of water usedf or irri- 1 gatiOn, south side. NJ. L 29,124 VISIT ON THE COAsT-The fami- l ly of A. R Redondo, head ad man on
 The Republican will leave this evening
 on the Phoenix for a stay of two I months at Long, Beach, Cal IMPORTATION OF CATTLE. Frank R. Stewart arrived yesterday 1 morning with five car loads of milk l cows, all high grade cattle. There were 152 in the shipment They are euernseves, hoIsteins and durhams MT. | Stewart bought them for his Buckeye ranch though he will sell some of 1 them.
 BACK FROM vAcATIoN-Rev. 1 pr. and Mrs. Harvey Deere of the 1 First Baptist church in this city have returned from an extended vacation l spent in the north and east Dr. 1 Deere will occupy his pulpit at the 1 First Baptist church this morning | and will doubtless be greeted by a | large audience of his parishioners and 1 friends
 ADAMS MOURNs FOR PUP-Fred Adams. foreman of the Republican | Jop shop is sad man. He is mourning the loss of handsome Scotch collie pup. aged about four or name of Teddy" Anybody having information of the whereabou of the pet will save Freds life by noti- lying him at this office.
 THE FIRST CANTS-J. NJ. Hotch- kiss of Glendale was Phoenix visi- otr yesterday and reported that the first lot of cataIoupes for shipping arrived in town Friday evening. Sixty one crates were brought in by one of the Japanese farmers of that neigh borhood. Hotchkiss reports that the sugar beets are coming in nicely now
 seventeen ears arriving yesterday
 morning from the Mesa and Tempe
 districts
 TO MOUNTAIN SPRlNG-Journey-
 ing in three big F'rankIins. George Ilageman and his crew of plumbers.
 chauffeurs and mechanicians all visit ed Mountain Springs on the Fourth.
 They almost drank the old spring
 dry and all say "a most delightful
 time was had with the maximum
 temperature only 8S degrees. Noun
 tain Springs is almost 2,0OO feet
 higher than Phoenix so although
 only twenty eight miles away there
 really is quite an apprcciable differ
 ence in the temperature.
 CHIEF SELLS HORSES-Chief of
 Police Moore yesterday held a horse
 sale a the rear of the city hall He
 disposed of two strays that had been picked up by his officers. One brought
 the handsome sum of s7.5O and the
 other was sold for s33. In one in
 stance, indicating the ability of the
 chief as an auctioner. that official
 succeeded in inducing one of the
 bidders to raise his own bid one
 dollar and knocked the horse down
 to him for that much more than he
 would have had to paid if he had been minding his P's and Q's
 MORE ICE cREAM-.Do it for
 Phoenix is the motto of H. J. Bou-
 hall <, Son. the latest firm to engage Tn business in the best ice cream mar ket in the world. They know that the
 ice cream eaters of this city are
 East grand experts and that nothing
 but the best will win success for
 them. They have an expert maker and invite the public to visit their factory which is located in the rear of the Mary Jane Grocery on West
 Washington. Their capacity at pre-
 sent is 100 gallons daily, but they expect to increase this soon MT
 Bouhali came here about four years
 ago from Cleveland and has a host Of friends here who wish him all kinds