Arizona republican., 1913-09-12
RETURNED FROM THE BEACHES

| spending the summer on the California beaches, returned yesterday morning | HAD FINE OUTING-Celora M T Stoddard returned last evening from the coast, having had a fine trip and an occasional dip" in the brimy Paci-
 fife.
 1 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MEET l lNG-The first meeting of the high | school faculty of the new year will be held Saturday morning, Septem- Der 18th at ten o'clock.
 ATTORNEY DICK RETURNS l Benton Dick one of the best known | Arizona attorneys returned yester- day from his vacation spent on the | Pacific coast. During his absence it l goes without saying that he lost no flesh nor any of his bonhomie. PROF. MILLS COMING-William l Conrad Mills, the new head of the local l department of the Arizona School of 1 Music. is expected to arrive in the city today, to be in readiness for the begin ming of the term, opening the coming 1 Monday.
 BACK FROM CALIENTE-Dick ! George, Jack Phinehart, and Steve | Bailey composed a party of Phoe- | nicians that rturned from Agua Cali ! days taking the baths there and en- | toying the warm waters.
 DAN p. JONES HERE-Daniel P. 1 Jones, of Lehi. one of the members of the lower house of the state legisla- ] ture from Maricopa county, was in ! the city yesterday morning on busi- 1 ness. MT. Jones spent a few spare minutes after his business was con 1 cluded visiting with his many friends here.
 NOW SENDING OUT JOURNALS But for the secretary of states of l flee the post office receipts in Phoe- nix would be somewhat smaller. A short time ago the office force were very busy sending out copies of the session laws of the last two special | sessions, and now that this task is finished comes along the journals of the proceedings and these are now being sent to those authorized to re ceve them.
 SHAW KARNEGAY-J a m T. Shaw, formerly secretary of the paint
 CTS union, and at present foreman of the c. H. Kunselman paint shop was married at 1:3O by Judge Phillips at
 the court house to Mis- Elizabeth Kar- negay, formerly of Birmingham, Ala Dalna, where SIe taught SCilOOI 1oI d number of years They will make their future home at 338 North Third avenue. The best man was c. H Kunselman,
 the bridesmaid Mrs C. H. Alfred
 TOUR OF THE EAST-H D. Mar
 shall Jr. cashier of the Phoenix Ma tional Bank left last night for a busi- ness trip through the east. MT. Mar shall will visit among other cities, I ton and New York From october l to October 10th MT. Marshall will at tend the American Bankers Associa- tion Convention to be held in Boston. Mr Marshall expects to be back in Phoenix by October 18th.
 BIG INCREASE IN CHAUFFERS- The number of chauffers licensed is rapidly verging toward the 600 mark, The following are those which have been recently isued: 575, Edward R. Benton, Tucson; 577, William Roesch, Globe; 57S, Joe Fembres. Globe; 579, George MacLean, Golconda; 580. Rich ard A. Oakes. Phoenix; 5S1, F. M. Kiff, Phoenix; 582, Dave Adams. Dragon; 583. Nash Franklin, Bisbee; 584, l.. J. Anderson, Benson; 585, Morton Maurel, Globe.
 AT THE OMMERCIAL-W. w. Panlley and Wift Arkansas; Mrs. T V Dana and daughter. Chandler; C. C. Jacob; w. R. Barkley and wife Phoenix: Mrs R. s. Turnbull, Pres colt; Richard Griffin, City; J. L. Dunn. Mesa; F. T. Allen, Tonkawa, Oklahoma; Roy F.. Butler. City; Chas Fisher. Los Angeles; J. N. McFate, Casa Grande; B. NJ Glass, Fl Paso; pr. J. B Belt and family; P. F. Co- n Arta California; F. A Niver, Long Beach Matthew Howell, Artesia. California; Geo. p. Irving. Wilmington, Califor nia; Mrs A Rabuns. Wilmington. California; J. H. Parvin, Los Angeles; E. l.. MexWeH. Oskoshi; J. C. Me Arthur Boston. Mass: A. B. Hooy. Los Angeles; Mrs. S L. Floin, Salt Lake: R H H Blome Flagstaff
 AUTO LICENSES ISSUED-Twenty more automobiles have been licensed by the secretary of state during the past week, the total now being past the 3300 mark. The following are the more re- cent numbers issued: 3296. Percy Payne, Phoenix; 3297, C. B. Wood, Phoenix; 3298-3299. Arizona Laundry CO, Phoenix; $500, Charles Butler. Florence; 33O1, Joe Fembres, Globe; 3302, Union Basin Mining Co, Golcon da; 3303, Ajo Consolidated Copper Co, Ajo; 33O4, California Wire Co.,, Tue son; 33O5, Harry Wright, Clifton; 3306, Leonard F. Montgomery, Bisbee; 3307, c. F. Karles, Phoenix; 3308, J. H. Kin ney, Phoenix; 33O9 Frank White, Dos Cabezos; 3310, pr. c. w. Stone Phoe nix; 3311, Arizona Egyptian Cotton Co, Mesa; 3312 Dr. c. B. Wiley, Globe; 3313, F. F. Miller, M. D., Miami; 3314, T. H. Greenfield; 3315, D. Balls, Buck eye.
 20 lbs. granulated sugar, $1.00. Sat