Arizona republican., 1913-10-21
MRS. LuTeERDINe RETURNS

Mn0s EO lGEhOiNG nG V OnN0- Mrs. George Lutgerding returned yesterday from a two months visit to her former home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
 HERE FROM FL PASO-W. H. company of Fl Paso is in the city attending the sessions of the federal court.
 HERE FROM coAsT-Mrs w. D. Hammon and daughter, Miss Anna, both of whom formerly resided here, are spending the winter with Mrs. c. T. Watson of GOA West Washington street.
 BENNIE HERE-J. w. Bennie, general manager of the Shannon Copper company of Greenlee county, is in the city for a short time in connection with mining and tax mat ters now before the tax commission.
 DANCE CLASS OPENs-The win ter dance classes in College nall will open this evening and continue every Tuesday and Friday evening through out the season. The College hall is located just north of the Adams school.
 LOPEZ FUNERAL-The funeral of
 
 Phoenix for about thirty five years, who died at the home of his nephew, Louis Blanco, a day or two ago. will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic church. Burial will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
 IT'S A BOY-L. B. Hitchcock, of the firm of Scott, Macdonald & Hitchcock, architects, is happy these days. Less than a week ago an eight-pound girl dropped into the Hitchcock home and announced that she had come to stay. Papa Hitch cock admitted the youngster had the right idea and that's why he's pass ing cigars around. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
 PACKARD HERE TONIGHT-Al- ton Packard. cartoonst and general all-around entertainer, will open the Moose entertainment course at the E,iks' theater this evening. Already enough season tickets have been sold for the course to insure a good house tonight. Reserved seats may be ob tained throughout today at the Elm press tneater box office and season tickets and reserved seats will be on sale tonight at the Elks' theater. Season tickets may also be secured at Massie & Sons.
 DEFECTIVE AGENCY M. Joe Murphy, who gained more than local fame through his successful handling of the mysterious Castle Hot Springs hotel robbery in which well known young woman of Ohio was finally proven to be the culprit, has opened a private detective and infoIm ton bureau in this city. He has secured quarters in the DOnofrio building and is prepared to handle any legitimate detective work. Both male and fe male operatives will act under the direction of Mir. Murphy.
 BOY WANTED CAT-Some days ago a young boy applied to J. w Canning, announcing that he wished to adopt a good homeless cat. Now MT. Canning has found the very cat the boy was looking for but he's lost the name and address of the boy TEe cat is a half-breed Maltese, kind and gentle and guaranteed to stand without hitching. If the boy appears scme time today he will be presented with the cat Otherwise MT. Canning will bend his efforts in some other direction to the end that the eat may be provided with q good home
 A WORD FROM ZANDER-That the stand of cotton in Dixie Land is not the equal of that of the Salt River Valley is the interesting in formation conveyed to Charles Howe of the tax commission from C. N. Zander, now en route to Buffalo, where the annual national meeting of the tax association is soon to be held. MT. Zander describes the country as flat as a board and wide as the earth, with the whole giving the aspect of newly deserted farm and states that the cane and the cotton do not look so prosperous as does that of this locality.
 CANYON PICTURES-In the cur rent issue of Leslies Weekly appear two pictures of the Grand Canyon. taken at the time the MasOns of Arizona were carrying out the mem o~able ceremonial of conferring de- grees in the depths. One of the pie lures shows the Masons assembled at the call of Worshipful Master A. A. Betts, the other is a scene taken at the foot of Bright Angel trail. The publication of these pictures in weekly of the prominence of Lesiie's is another indication of the import ance attached by the outside world to the holding of Masonic convention in such upidue spot.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-R. s. Mas son, Los Angeles; K. w. Wack, w T. Nicholson, U. S Army; John P Gull, Tucson; w. H. Brophy, w. J. Conley. Bisbee: James c DeVere, Jean C. LeVere, Chicago; Chas. D. Ford, San Francisco; o. w. Wood ham, Douglas; M. Bennie, Clifton; G. S Thurman and wife, Medera; R. B. Anderson, Los Angeles: John Sanger. Garden of Allah J. B. Breathitt, R. G. Shea, Tucson; MT. and Mrs. J. D. Taylor Bisbee; F. w. Heath, Douglas; Mrs. J. H. Clin- gan, Delaware; c. Anderson, San Francisco; G. w. Savers, Nogales; T. A. Gibs, Douglas; w. R. Ruess,