Arizona republican., 1913-04-12

public instruction for the state, re- tAned. yesterday from an offical trip to Tucson, where he went to assist in the functions of University Week in the leading state institution To- cated there SAN ANTOINE LODE SURvEY- The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the San An tonic lode mining claim, situated in the Globe mining district, Gila coun- ty, Arizona, and claimed by the New Keystone Copper company. This sur Vey is designated as Mineral Sur Vey No. 2S19.
 BACK TO TUCSON-Miss Ora Cant well, who since the opening of the legislature has occupied the important position of transcription clerk to the joint committee of the house and sen ate on the revision of the code, and before that time held the same posi- tiOn to the code committee left last night for her home in Tucson for a few days visit prior to the re-Opening of the legislature.
 CHALK Through the kindness of the J T. Toney com
 
 of trade is now graced with an ex- hi5it of Arizona chalk, a sample as big as small tub. This mineral | is notable as it comes from the 1 one chalk deposit vet discovered on l the American continent. The mine is ! near san Pedro. and is being han 1 died locally by Moeur X Brumbacl firm of Phoenix attorneys. Y. M. c. A. MEMS MEETlNG- 1 The Boy and His Dad will be the ] subject at tOmorroW's services for l the men of the institution and visit 1 DTS in the lobby of the Y. M C. A. l Rev. Edward D. Raley, superintend- 1 ent of the missionary and Sunday school work for the M. F. church l for Arizona, is to deliver the lec- | ture. which will be held at 3:3o. l The association cordially invites the public to the meeting.
 1 LOST HIS kEYS-Frank Smith, 1 night foreman of the street cleaning l department, lost his keys last even i ing he believes, somewhere along 1 West Washington street. Upon the ring is tag bearing his name As i the keys are of no use to any person , except the owner. Smith hopes that the finder will return them to the police station or street commission CTS office.
 DR. AGNES M'kEE WALLACE ACCEPTS-The board of control yesterday received notification from Dr. Agnes Mckee Wallace of Pres colt of her acceptance of the tender
 of the position of resident physician and instructor in hygiene at the Ari
 zona Industrial School at Fort Grant
 when the school shall have been moved to it's new location.
 USE VACUUM SWEEPER-The
 new vacuum street sweeper was put
 into practical use last night for the
 first time and seemingly demon
 strated that it is one of the best ap
 pdances ever employed in that class
 Of work The streets were effective
 ly rid of all accumulatiOns without
 the aid of a sprinkler and but one
 team and one man was necessary in it's operation. It is expected that the
 use of the improved sweeper will more than cut the city street clean ing bills in half.
 REPEAT "SONG-llFE" SERVICE in response to the hearty demands l q ton and friends of the flock, Dr. Ray c. Harker, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, an lnounced yesterday he would repeat the service called The Influence of Sacred Song on the Human Being (which was rendered about two !months ago. The service consists of q sermon cleverly woven into the
 themes of well known hymns and pieces of sacred music in such a way as to bring out the effect of music on the mind of man.
 DIRECTORS MEET-The directors
 of the recently organized Y. w. C. A. held q business session yester-
 day morning in the w. C. T. l..
 building. It was reported that s1.07O had been received in membership fees and subscriptions and that there is at present an enrolment of 24O
 members. The board looked al some
 sites yesterday for the proposed
 building but made final decision. It was decided that the standing
 committees shall be executive, house, finance. social, recreation and Activ ities lunch room and membership. The next meeting will be held next
 Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the w C. T. U. building.
 SHOOTS WELL-In testing out well he had bored in search of soft
 water near the foot of the Phoe- nix mountains A Y. Moore of 500 North Ninth street yesterday pulled l the trigger at the wrong time and a heavily tamped charge of nearly two sticks of dynamite exploded, driving the go-devil up the shaft and
 narrowly missing his head. The iron
 bar buried itself in the wood work and in doing so lacerated Moore's left hand most painfully. Plying splinters cut him about the face and all but blinded one eye. He was
 brought to town and placed hmnseH
 in the hands of Dr. RedeWilI 1le said he believed the charge eX- ploded before he began to probe.
 Try quarters worth then buy a sack quick. $1.75 cwt. MckEES-Ad-