Arizona republican., 1913-12-25

lagiiculturaI department left Yester- dAN for his home in Albuquerque to pass the Christmas holidays. He was here m connection with cases before the federal court and the land office. CHRISTMAS HERE TOO-There Nli he the usual observance of Christmas h> the board of trade. Sec rrtury Welch Assistant Weaver and Miss Fowler. the stenographer will not show up at work today.
 FROM FLAGSTAFF Win Rabbit of the Eahhitt company of Flagstaff and q heavy property holder in the northern part of the state. arrived in Phoenix NrstcrdaN where he will en- iny at least part of the holidays
 CONSERVATION LECTURE-llon. E X Fowler, former president ot the National Irrigation Congress, will de- liver a lecture on "ConscrNatton {" the members of the n. A R. upon the occasion of the annual meeting in the Water Users Temple on sat urdaN.
 PRESCOTT MINING MAN J. C.. Mcqueen. much interested In the mines of Navapai county is spending a part of the holidays in Phoenix MT. Mcqueen reports mining interests as improving in the north, and states that Prescott is fast coming to the front with her new reservoir and lr- rigation project.
 NORTHERN SHERMAN Charles Campbell. sheepman of the Grand Can von district. has come to the Salt River valley for a short visit Camp bell has sheep in this district where ne is Nviutering and where he eN- poets to keep them through the lamb ina season. Right now. Mir. Campbell rep0rts. it is too cold in Coconlno Tor humans. much less for common sheep
 NOTARIES PUBLIC - Warrants granting the rights of notary pnbilc were issued in the office of the Secre- tary of state yesterday to the follow ing. | N Carver Of Is North First aN- enue: Rush NJ. Blodgett. of the firm of F. J. Bennitt and company. and <. /. IngeIs. of the firm Of Murphy and IT, win.
 FORD ARRIVALS. Harriet l.. Duff fr Flagstaff; II. R. stephens, Flor ence Ariz: .. C. Cole. Florence, ArlZ; John Hartnett. Tucson, AriZ.: Edwin Barnch. Reno. Nevada; C. c. EriXon, Reno. Nevada: w. C- De Spain. Bouse; Mir and Mrs R. NJ Bradley. Bouse. Ariz: Ernest R. Morris. Bowman, Mont; II. R. McGinty, Mesa. Ariz.; R. M
 TERZERA A sENIDA-That is not the name of well known Mexican citizen. much as it resembles such cognomenary appenation. It is MeXi- canese for Third avenue. and was found on letter mailed yesterday. The number was 356. and the clerks thought it was for Mir. T. A. Benida. Box 356 Phoenix. Arizona. It was re- ferred for translation to Col Me CIintock. the linguist of the post of flee.
 IN FROM THE MOUNTAINS-Leo Puckley. well known as d salesman in the mems suppIv stores of the city, who was recently taken sick, has returned to Phoenix for the holidays after spending two weeks in the mountains for his health Buck" says that the two weeks north of Phoenix did him more good than a dozen on the coast. He is heav- fer now than ever before in his life.
 TO PRESCOTT FOR XMAs-Jack Murphy. Southern Pacific agent at Pearce. Arizona. and well known in this part of the state some two years past when he was in the employ of the San to IHe here. arrived in Phoenix last cV- ening. He was joined here by his sis ter, Sue Murphy one of the clerks in the auditors office and together they went on the evening santa F'e to Pres colt. their former home, where they will spend the holidays.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS LS-F w. Ire cania, Fl Pase; Mrs F. l.. Mcqueen, Mesa: John Anthony and wife, Phoe- nix: Dan Mckenzie, Tucson: F 1T. Lang, City; John PIattner. Denver: Mrs. C. F. SchilIing, Ray; w. A Gates, Phoenix: A r. White Kansas City. J. V Jenkins. Denver: T. C. Mcqueen. Prescott; Geo B. Upton, Wickenburg: C. II. Sanborne, Minneapolis; l. J. Creighton, Denver. F. l.. Sweeting. Clifton. Ariz.: R. Penny. St. Louis: F. l.. Gaga, Hot Springs; F. M. Jones. Chicago: r. Arnold Wilson. St. Louis: H H. Hass, Fl Paso; T. C. Evans. Phoenix; l.. \. Jackson Miami: J. II. Wilsey, keWanee H.: Lucy NJ. Wilscy and wife. Mary F. CassOn, Carah c. Orr KcWanee, III.
 UNIVERSITY IS DESERTED - Members of the University of Arizona passing through Phoenix. report that the campus will be the Ionesomest place in the world during the next few weeks The most of the students residing in the state, it is easy for them to get home for the holidays. and they are generally taking the opportunity. Among those who have passed through the city for the north in the past few days are: Stanley Payne. George and Dick Merritt, Peter McNulty. Bumps Crawford and Nydia Acker The Phoenix stu dents at the University of Arizona have been in the city since the first Of the week.
 CHRISTMAS DANCE. Special good time, 5c dance at Patrick HalI-Adver- tisement 1t