Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-23
GENERAL MANAGER DRAKE is

| of the Santa Re, Prescott d Hnoe-
nix system, is in the city for a few
days on business.
ELLINWOOD HERE-E E. Film
wood of Bisbee, general counsel for
| the Copper Queen company and a
member of the constitutional conVen-
ton is in Phoenix for a few days.
| AT THE HOT SPRINGS Aqua
Caliente visitors this week include
| Mr. and Mrs. j. P. HeinZe of Phoenix
| They motored down in their new
| Overland, and report a most pleasant
| journey.
CIRCLE ENTERTAINM ENT-Cir-
Gle No. = of the Home Mission society
of the Southern Methodist church will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs
T b Stewart at 912 North Second
street at 80 o'clock.
VETERINARIAN RETURNS - Dr.
w. +. Severn, state veterinarian, who
has been in the north in discharge of
his duty, returned yesterday morning
and Immediately made a flying trip
to Tempe on business.
ENJOYABLE DANCE-Misses Sara
and Rosalee McAnally of North Sec
ond avenue We're among the Phoenix
guests of the Bachelors club dance at
Mesa last evening. The affair is re-
chief social event of the season.
DEATH OF MRS. E. D. SEEDS -
Friends of Mrs. G. S. Bergman will
learn with regret of the death of her
mother, Mrs. E. d. Seeds, at Column
bus, o. this week. Mrs. Bergman
was with her when the end came,
having been summoned some weeks
| ago.
BACK FROM TEXAS-Lindsey D.
Hawkins. one of the youngest mem
| bers of the Arizona bar, returned yes
terday from a months trip to Texas
where he went to visit with his
| father, Associate Justice w. z. HaW
kins, of the supreme court of the Lone
Star state.
TWO SUITS FILED - Sloan, Sea-
| bury &, Westervelt yesterday filed two
suits in the superior court for the
| collection of overdue promissory notes.
| In these cases II. w. Rountree sues
w. j. Pepper for "a balance of $119.55
on a note of $3.50. given July -.
| 1911 and the same plaintiff also sues
t N Clanton for S468.75 for a note
given in September. 1911
| AALLBERG IN PHOENlx-D. c.
| Hallberg, who deals in railroad sup
| plies. was in the city for the past few
4
| Mr.. Halberg came to Phoenix for the
purpose of selling supplies to the
Arizona Eastern, in which he sue
| ceeded. Shortly prior to that, he sold
a splendid bill of goods to the Santa
| F'e system for use on the double
| tracking.
MARICOPA COUNTY AUTOS - If
the ownership of automobiles in the
| county of Maricopa is any index of its
| rosperity then the state of the county
from that standpoint surely ought to
be more than has been claimed for
| it HERETOFORE Yesterday it was learned
at the office OF the secretary OF
state that in Maricopa county alone
there are 1881 owners of automobiles,
exclusive of several hundred motor
cycles.
BILLS STILL UNSIGNED There
are three senate bills and seven house
bills vet to be approved or vetoed by
IGoVernor Hunt before the entire grist
of the recent sessions of the legisla-
ture has been cleaned up. The bills
are: S B. 25 providing for the pur-
lchase of a prison farm; S. b. 81, pro-
ividing that state institutions may take
school land for their use, and S. s.
"A the disorderly house abatement
law The house bills are: No. ), the
gross income tax on express com
panies; Is, the code bill on marriage
and divorce; %, the insurance code;
so, providing for life certificates fol
teachers: 60, the appropriation for the
participation of Arizona in the Dry
| Farming congress at Tulsa, Okla, in
i1914: So, the anti distribution of pat
ent medicine law, and H. the code
Ibin, providing for the recall of state
officers.