The Parker post., 1913-03-15
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LOCAL NEWS
Kodak films at CitV DrIlo StO

Kodak films at City Drug Store
adv.
Deputy Sheriff W.. C. Despair
If BCuse was in town Friday.
J. b. RICE of Los Angeles, was re-
gistered at the Manitaba hotel Fri
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hamilton were
down from their Bill Williams ranch
Friday.
Houses for Rent, Furnished and
| ljnfurnished.
G. A. MARSH COMPANY.
Appropriate Easter exercises will
| be held by the Parker Sunday school
on Easter Sunday, which occurs on
the 23rd
Mrs j. r. Price and Mrs Fitz-
gerald were Phoenix visitors the
first of the week, returning home
Wednesday,.
FOR SALE-Twelve gauge shot
gun, cleaning rod, etc, 60 shells.
| Cheap Enquire of r. J. Martini
adv.
A shipment of high-grade gold and
copper ore from the Roberts &
Green lease was shipped to the Hum
boldt smelter Thursday
B. NJ FuQua, a director of the
Commercial Bank and a stockholder
in the Parker Commercial company,
was a visitor here Thursday
w. A. Moses, president of the Ari-
zona- Empire Copper Mines company,
visited the property last Tuesday, re-
turning to the coast on the night
train
R. J. Martin has received the
agency of the Cole-H -Halstead gasoline
lights, one of the best lights on the
market. Before installing a light
ing system see me for prices-adv.
Mrs. James Lightfoot and son,
Charlie, arrived Sunday morning from
lndio, Cal, on visit with her
daughters, Mrs Olive Shepherd and
Mrs ]. r. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Saufley spent
Saturday and Sunday in Phoenix,
where Mr.. Saufley attended the SEES
zion of the River Regulation Com
mission, of which he is a member.
Subscribe for L. A. Examiner at
City Drug Store. Your paper mail
ed direct to you, or at store, as you
choose. 75c per month. City Drug
Store.-adv.
Among those who were guests at
the Manitaba hotel during the past
week were: R. M. Fuqua, Phoenix;
c. J. Dixon Kansas City, Mo-; R.
G. Walker, Humboldt, Ariz.; George
Walker, Prescott; w. A Moses, Los
Angeles; w. J. Fuller, d. G. Grant
c. Bruckman. E. G. Rogers, Los An
geles.
A grand masque ball is to be Civ
en- at the school house on the even
ing of March II for the benefit of the
schoo. Admission, 81, ladies free.
\ good time is anticipated by all
lovers of dancing.
E. S. Osborne has a force of men
ut work brushing the new road east
Of town. The grader completed level
ing and grading the highway last
Saturday, and the road will soon be
ready for travel. When completed
Mr.. Osborne says that it will be the
best road in this section The w.
e O. Mining company is standing
the entire expense of construction.
Evidence in the case of the new
La Paz Geld Mining company, re-
garding that corporations property
lying within the lines of the latest
survey of the Colorado River reser-
yation, will be taken before G.. W.
Graves, notary public, on March IS,
Representatives of both the company
tend the examination of witnesses to
be held here.
The annual school election has
been called for Saturday, March 20,
for the purpose of electing a school
director in place of J. F. Raney,
whose term expires So far can
didates for the position are scarce,
but it is believed that Mr.. Raney will
be prevailed upon to accept another
term. He has served on the board
for the past three years, and has Civ
en- unqualified satisfaction to the
patrons of the Parker cshool.
The last of the new fixtures for
the City Drug Store arrived this
week, and the place now presents a /
most attractive appearance. A plate
glass hack-har for tho Sodo fountain