Arizona republican., 1913-07-09
PARENT TEACHERS MEETING

Parent Teachers aSSOclauOn Ot the Osborn district at three o'clock today. The members are requested to bring their thimbles.
 OSBURN AT FLORENCE-Chas R. Osburn, secretary and citizen member of the board of control re- turned late last evening from Flor ence where he went to open bids for supplies for the state prison
 LEFT FOR THE sPRINGS-R. L. Bake left last night for Agua Ca liente for a stay of two weeks at the springs MT. Bake has tefore visited the springs for rheumatic troubles and has experienced relief
 MAYOR HUFFMAN HERE-Dr, |. E. Huffman, chairman of the state medical board, mayor of the city of Tucson, and captain in the medical corps of the National Guard of Ari zona, was a visitor in the city yes terday. He returned to his home in Tucson last night.
 BASEBALL COMMITTEE MEETS There will be meeting of the baseball committee of the board of trade this afternoon at four o'clock to which any one interested in base hall in Phoenix is cordially invited to attend. There are important base ball propositions to be discussed.
 RES ERVE APPORTlONMENT LARGE-The increase in the attend ance in the schools of thirty-two districts in Maricopa county was 855 over that of last year, and under the law reserve appOrtionment is allowed to the schools that increase in attendance between the time of the opening. This year the amount of the apportionment was s15,000.
 SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION- The Balz and Creighton school dis tricts are about to make each other a proposition to unite the two dis tricts into one good big school dis trfct The petitions for an election on the proposition are now in the hands of the county superintendent of schools. The notices for the elec- tion have been posted and the cleo tion will be held on July 16.
 GOVERNOR HUNT RETURNS Accompanied by his friends, who were his guests on the recent tour through the southern portion of the state. Governor Hunt returned to this city in the big Abbott Detroit automobile late Monday evening and was yesterday at his desk in the state house again. The governor and every one of the party report having the finest time imaginable while in the south.
 AFTER BUCK KILLER - Came Warden Rogers has received informa- ton that a forest ranger practically caught a pOacher near CarrS Canyon in Gila county with the body of big buck which he had killed. The sheriff of Gila county was notified E,, laFV a; t11xr fnI- scene to. take the man to the Gila county jail where is now reposing to answer. The game warden and the officers of the state are deter mined to stamp out the illegal shoot ing of game within the state
 CORN GROWING BULLETIN- Secretary Harry Welch of the board of trade has received from the de- partment of agriculture a copy of farmers bulletin 537, which is de- voted to the science of growing an acre of corn. The bulletin l. of great value to the corn growers of this section. It is well illustrated showing methods of culture and cropage. The whole subject ma tier of the bulletin is the work of eX- perts of the department. Copies can be had by written application to the
 
 WANTS ARIZONA EXHlLIT = Major General Murray. commanding the department of the Pacific United States army, stationed at the PresdiO a San Francisco, has made applica- ton through the war department to the governor of Arizona for q full collection of specimens of the Arizona cacti. which will be planted in the presidio a part of the attra ctiOn for the Panama Pacific exposition This interest has been accorded to Col Alexander O Brodie ::::::::7 x Col Alexander 0. Brodie. formerly governor Of Arizona, and adiutant general of the deartment of the Pacific
 FREEHOLDERS MEET-The mem bers of the board of freeholders, who are engaged in formulating a new charter for the city of Phoenix held a short session last night and dis cussed the matter of the possible re- call of the proposed city manager Most of the members viewed the matter from the standpoint that since the city manager is proposed to be an appointive office to be hired and discharged at the will of the com mission, the recall should apply only to those officers who are elected by the people and not to those Wno are appointed by the commission This would only apply then to the com mssioners.
 TWO LOOSERS-Sidney Woolf cashier of The Republican, reported the loss yesterday of a class pin which he prizes very highly. The pin bears the letters H G. s. 1907, with a grizzly bear on it. The pin was lost somewhere between The Republican office and the high school. The finder will be rewarded if the pin is returned to the Republican office The second report of a loss came late last night from R. J. Dobbs of 12 West Washington, who has a Dutch SpitZ dog which he prizes very highly. The dog, which answers to the name of "Snook ums' jumped out of the wagon