Arizona republican., 1913-09-27

GOES TO coAST-Burch Hayes.
city zanjero. left last evening on va
cation which he will spend at the coast
ind in Los Angeles.
O'CONNOR FROM HUACHUCA-
Major O'Connor from Fort Huachuca,
and wife arrived in Phoenix yesterday
evening driving a Franklin little six
and coming overland from the fort.
The O'Connors will remain in the city
for several days visiting friends when
they will return to Huachuca by way
of Roosevelt dam.
STODDARDS RETURN-Mr. and
Mrs Isaac T StOddard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Celora Stoddard returned a night
or two ago from a summers vacation
spent at the Virginia at Long Beach.
Immediately upon his arrival here, Ce-
lora Stoddard found business awaiting
him which necessitated his immediate
return TO Los Angeles.
BIDS OPENED IN PRESCOTT
Miss Joe Plumridge. acting secretary
of the board of control. returned from
Prescott yesterday where she was
called to attend to opening of the bids
for the supplies of the Pioneer Home
for the six months ending March 81,
1914. The bids have not as yet been
let but will be held for the next meet
ing of the board.
CLEANING WORKS AFIRE-The
fire department was called yesterday
afternoon for a fire in the cleaning de-
partment of the cleaning and dye works
of Mrs. L. Wilson between Second and
Third street on East Washington
street. Before the department ar
rived employees of the establishment
and persons working in the vicinity
succeeded in extinguishing the blaze
Mark Jones a brother of Mrs. Wilson
was burned about the face and hands
in his efforts to extinguish the blaze.
GRAVEL ICEMAN-Teamsters
engaged in the hauling of sand and
gravel have recently become careless.
permitting good sized -boulders and
sand to fall from their wagons In
order that there may be an abatement
of this nuisance, Street Commissioner
Carr has indeed Chief of Police Moore
to employ for the present a special Of
ficer whose sole duty it viii be to APP
prehend offenders and direct them to
appear at the city hall. 1t believed
that by this means the practice may
be broken up.
ii l
rick Henry Arnold, 1915, is in town
While the Irishman's schedule calls for
his presence in Phoenix about eOnce in
three months he cut it in two and
drops in every six weeks or So Be
cause he does drop in frequently Phoe-
nix femininity is enabled to keep in
closer touch with the dress markets of
the world and that's another reason
why some of the latest modes and
fashions are found on display here
before they reach Sacramento or Kala-
mazOo. In fact as soon as Pats house
sends out fashion bulletins he heads
for Phoenix first because next to San
Francisco he thinks Phoenix entitled to
first consideration.
A PROFITABLE RAID-The raid |
by Sheriff Adams and posse on the
disOrderly houses in Vulture last Sat |
urday night. to date has netted the |
81 600 The sum of $500 was |
collected at the time of the raid. |
Several of the persons arrested pre-
ferred to go to jail. But yesterday |
Shares, a gambler in one of the |
houses. grew weary Of the Jail and |
paid a fine of $500 Martinez. a |
booster paid 500. There is still $500 |
in sight for the county. CordOVa, |
the proprietor of one of the houses, |
who was fined $4O0, and Pruitta, |
in his house. who was fined |
800. are still in Jail. 1t is expected |
that they will come through in a |
day or two.
a NEW PICTURE-One more pic
ture has been added to the art collec-
ton in the office of the governor at
the state house. This latest of the ser
les by Lon Magaree is companion pic
ture to the last. 1t is called Stock
Raising In the foreground of the pic
ture are seen two realistic punchers in
the act of driving the herd a part or
which may be seen disappearing over
the rim of a hill In the background
the San Francisco peaks loom up
fringed on either side by the lower
ranges and threatened from above by
storm clouds. The picture is different
in the sky effects than are any of the
others yet in the office presenting a
wild wind swept Arizona storm in the
background and in the foreground the
calm northern Arizona hills.