Arizona republican., 1913-01-11
SOUTH SIDE scHooLs-Cour

Superintendent Higgins returned yes terday from an official visit to the schools of Mesa and Tempe.
 MOTHER IS DEAD-Mr. and Mrs. John Page have gone to Philadelphia, called there by the death of the mother of MT. Page. They expect to be absent about two weeks.
 D. o. R. K. MEETING-The Dokeys met last night at the lodge rooms and then adjourned to the l Commercial Cafe for one of them 1 there kind of suppers.
 FOX LEAVES-Eugene Fox, general 1 l freight and passenger agent for the Fl Paso and Southwestern system left last l night for his home in Fl Paso after ap- i | bearing before the corporation com l l mission yesterday. 1 GOVERNOR TO FLORENCE-For l | the first time in more than a month, 1 Governor Hunt will spend Sunday at 1 Florence in the penitentiary. He will l leave Phoenix this afternoon and Ie- turn Sunday evening.
 PAVEMENT CoNTRACToR-Wm. J. Rand, of Fl Paso, Texas, manager Of the Texas Bitulithic company, arrived last evening from the Pass City com binng business with pleasure. He IS accompanied by Mrs. Rand.
 RECORD MAINTAlNED-Josep
 Sprngetti a patient at the state asylum, wandered away from the in- ] stitution early yesterday morning. At tendants from the institution were in
 the city yesterday endeavoring to To-
 cate the missing man.
 ToMLlNSON RETURNS.-T. w. Tomlinson, secretary of the American 1 National Livestock association re-
 turned yesterday afternoon from 1 Roosevelt. where he went to view the
 water bank and the irrigation works
 at that place MT. TOmlinson ex-
 pressed himself as amazed at what he
 saw.
 1. VISITORS ENROUTE- Mir. and , Mrs Charles C. Cox. of Charleston,
 H.. arrived in the city yesterday at- ternoon for a brief visit with County
 School Superinten endent j. A Higgins, 1 old friends They are on their way
 to the coast to visit relatives at 5 Redlands. Cal MT. Cox spent part
 of the winter in the valley couple | of years ago.
 0 WHERE IS THAYER?-George ] o narents in Minneapolis that he would
 soon be home He was at that tune 0 with the Big Bennett Show. but since
 then nothing has been heard of him.
 George T. Oium. of 21S Century
 building. Minneapolis, has written
 Chief of Police Moore seeking his aid e in locating the boy in behalf of his
 aged parents.
 n. AUTO LICENSES IssUED-The
 following automobile licenses, mum It. bers 1941. R. D. Jones. Dome; l94z
 R. D. Jones. Dome; 1943. w. C. Nor
 man. Winslow; 1914. H w. Zipf, Tue
 son: l945. Beverly Cox, Phoenix;
 1946. iniam F.. Saunders, Aravacai
 l947. Ed c. Phillips. Thatcher; 194S
 w NJ Wilkinson, Phoenix; 194s, J Ill NJ. Young: Phoenix; 1850. Walte s3 Laveen. Phoenix: 1851, J. G 44 Schweikert. of Liberty.
 o2 SEEKS JOE FAMlLY-Mrs. Edi 90 son J. Martin. of 1895 East Firs 10 street. Santa Ana, Cal, has writer N' Chief of Police Moore asking his ai
 in locating her sister Mrs. (. A. Loe 'e whose mail goes to Phoenix, AriZ ,o care of the Scottsdale stage" Mrs Martin states she has written seVera ofl times. receiving no reply She
 about to undergo an operation an
 is anxious to locate her sister befor
 TELEPHONE OFFiClAlS-E
 Burgess of Denver, general manage of the Mountain States Telephone an NC Telegraph company; J. F.. McCarn cid Denver plant superintendent; C. ter Stratton of Fl Paso, division gener' he manager and O. F. Teschler of Fl Pas ix. division plant superintendent all of 1T ral same company arrived last nlsht c
 the delayed train. The gentlemen wi s- make an investigation of the Mour Iho tain States property in the Salt RlV' to valley after which MT. Burgess who list accompanied by his wife will 1ourn' lon west to the coast and take steamer f ing Honolulu The other company OH ow cials will proceed then to their home ms BUYING DRUGS AND THINGS Try It was only postal card but It Do NH a Los Angeles postmark and the slgl eh' ature Sun Drug Company. the arrived at the Republican office ye '0 terday and told the story of the bu .. time w F. Neail and Harry Crockt -'o The Sun Drug Company" are ha
 ing on the coast securing the sto one and fixtures for the new drug sto St .. oo,, o4 I7irs+ avon
 1 they propose 10 open at Tii9C "NSi' Neo ard Monroe street about Februa
 1. Assurance is given that everythi 0n that should be secured. including .''E :,, mo +ern soda fountain the best dru m obtainable and variety of sidelin ,.-t' the eluaI of any in the southwe ,e Messrs Neail and Crocker give pro' aor ise of being an excellent team. tho AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL .t F. F. Ross Queen Creek, Arizon ,ood Colin Campbell Ash Fork: R. ,o,o Johnson, Los Angeles: c. A. Sh .ata1 man and wife. Washington D. pa,. J. A. Bruce. Chicago H.: Rallo
 Williams. New york; H. Ashton Ne = ton and Mrs. wtOn. New Yol IVY Matte Go drich. Clara DeMar. w.
 Lutz; L ong Beach. Cal.;F. B. Mi
 $i Long Beach. Cal. F. B. Moon, Vicl
 burg: E. Lazenby Feldman. Hel