Arizona republican., 1913-11-30
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CAME FOR THANKSGIVING and Mrs William H. Mills of New York City, arrived in the city in time to eat Thanksgiving turkey with their daughter Mrs. J. Thos. Bowles of North Central avenue. Mr and Mrs. Mills will spend quite awhile in the valley and will probably locate here.
 AN ERROR IN A NAME-In an article which appeared in The Repub- Iican this morning concerning the Casa Grande schools an error appears in the name of Professor w. J. McGraW, the principal. It occurs in the first sec ton of the paper printed, but too late for correction.
 SOME NEW OPENED LAND-Plats were filed with the United States land office of some newly opened land in the-northern part of the state, several tracts now being available. There are two dates on which filings can be made for part of the land on December r and for the rest on December 27. COUNCIL MEETING-The regular monthly meeting of the common cOun- cil is called for tomorrow evening at the city hall. This promises to be busy meeting for besides the auditing of the monthly bills and the reading of the reports of the various departments | there is a large amount of new and un- finished business to be taken up. WHAT CAN ARIZONA DO?-What Arizona can do to make the Openair Christmas tree in one of Chicago's parks a notable thing for the kiddoes is to send some fine roses, palm branches or pepper bOughs, according to Mrs. E. J. Parry of 1927 E. McKin- i ley Mrs. Parry makes the suggestion to the board of trade. The object is to lend unique decoration to the tree and to let chilly Chicago know about the Arizona beauty roses that are still in | evidence.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY BAZAAR l The ladies missionary society of the l Second Methodist Episcopal church l will hold a cooked food sale and fancy work bazaar at the old MOhn and Dris- l coll quarters on December and 6. | Cooked food. candy, fancy work will | be on sale. The bazaar will be held for i charity purposes, and will occur in the i Central avenue office side of the build i ing-right across from the Adams hotel. l CATER IMPROVING - General l Agent A. R. Cater of the Arizona ! Eastern, who sustained a fracture of | the ankle about two weeks ago when l 1 and Superintendent Scott were return ing from Mesa where they had gone on an inspection trip, struck a boulder on the track, is said to be recovering nice 1 ly and with the aid of crutches expects l to be- able to get down to his office l early the coming week.
 CITY ES-Announcement was made yesterday from the office of City Assessor and Tax Collector C. w Bar nett that city taxes, aggregating SS cents on the $100 as fixed by the com mon council at the meeting on Friday | evening will be due and collectable on and after Monday December s. Taxes 1 will be received until and including January r, and become delinquent on Monday. January 19. The present rate is said to be the lowest that has been fixed in several years
 FRIENDLY VISlTORS-The Friend ly Visitors of Trinity Pro Cathedral will meet in the parish house tomor- row afternoon at 2:3O o'clock A large number of new volunteers are looked
 for. The work is divided into three
 branches: Visiting and looking after
 families dependent on the Associated Charities assisting in the care of chil-
 dren in the day nursery, and becoming a Big Sister to the young girl who lack that friendly interest in her life.
 The society is open to any young lady l who cares to join it.
 GOT A BOB GAIL. J. Holsworth and J. J. Camp went out quail hunting yesterday and returned last evening
 They had excellent luck and brought
 down a good bunch of quail but the
 crOWning achievement was when HoIs- iWorth, without leaving the automobile in which he and Camp were riding, sent
 a charge crashing into a monster bob
 eat. It was brought to town last ev-
 ening and is generally conceded to be
 one of the largest ever seen here. Two
 or three days previously Holsworth was
 in landing a handsome buck weighing
 between 200 and 225 pounds
 NOT FORD HOTEL-By the omis-
 sion of single necessary word from an
 announcement printed in this column
 of yesterdays Republican, it was made
 to appear that George D. Mullen had
 leased the Ford Hotel and turned it
 into an apartment house. As a matter
 of fact Al Williams is still the proprie-
 tors of the well known hotel, but MT.
 Mullen leased the second floor of the
 Ford property just across the street
 from the Ford Hotel and at one time
 used as an annex to the Ford Hotel
 This part of the building, located at
 No. IA North Second avenue has been
 most beautifully fitted up by MT. Null
 len in two separate apartments and will
 be offered for rent tomorrow.