Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-05-01
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| city. returned yesterday, after an ex
tended visit in Pasadena.
VISITING MANUFACTURED
George D. Graham Of San Francisco
| manufacturer of printing and litho
graphing inks and rollers. is visiting
in the city.
LETTERS OF NQUIRY-There
has been an influx of letters of in
of trade lately. A number of good
ones came in yesterday
Ut. BONES BOOKS ALRIGHT-The
state tax commission Yesterday visited
County Assessor J. T Bone and in
spected his books and assessments and
found everything in first class shape
and the work of the assessors office
going on in way that was very salts
factory to them.
FLORES is HEtD-Juan Flores,
arrested late Tuesday night by Po-
liceman NalenZuela for selling liquor
to Jose Dolores, an Indian from Tue
son. was transferred yesterday to the
jurisdiction of the United States court,
and Dolores was also held as wit
ness.
OFFICERS CONFERENCE The
regular officers conference of the
First Battalion y. G.. A. will take
place tonight This battalions con-
sists of companies a and b of Phoe-
nix, of Tempe and ID of Mesa. At
ter the conference there Will be a bat
talon drill at the armory by the two
Phoenix companies.
ELLIOTT is FINED-Jack Elliott
took his eyes off his speedometer for
minute or two Tuesday evening and
before he knew it Motorcycle Police
man Morrel had nabbed him for run
ming thirty miles an hour Elliott was
assessed the usual fine Of fifteen dol
lars in police court Yesterday after
noon.
A RECITAL Tomorrow evening
the Arizona School of Music will
present Miss Hazel DeNlund pupil
of Glenn A. Tonner, of the piano de
partment, in a graduation recital. as
sisted by Miss Martha Mari Hog
sett pupil of carl Rudolph WttzeI in
| vocal selections. The program will
i begin at $50 o'clock and the public
! is cordially invited
TOWN DITCH MATTER-In a let
|
| sineer Fitch yesterday said that speci-
fications showing the complete cost
| of removing the Salt river canal had
been prepared and sent to the super
/ vising engineer, but that on his or
| ders. the figures could not be given
to the public just yet He suggested
a conference between the proper COM
mittee of the board and himself
Getsinger returned Tuesday night
from Prescott where he has just COM
pleted putting 12.000 apple trees to-
gether with many shade trees and
miscellaneous stock His tract is
known as the Arizona Nursery and is
located four miles north of Prescott
in Willow Valley Mr.. Getsinger SAYS
that without doubt he BOW has the
finest and about the largest stock OF
nursery stock to be found in Arizona
GRINDELL RECOMMEND - or
recommendation of F. p. Grindell the
boosting secretary Of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce. the Phoenix
board of trade Yesterday sent d
strong telegram to the meeting 81
the National Old Trails association AT
Kansas City. The wire asks that the
session stay by the plan for the Dor
derland route on the Ocean to- Ocean
highway which crosses Arizona touch
ing both Phoenix and Douglas to-
gether with all intervening big
towns.
DISTRIBUTOR OF MACHINERY
William Buckingham. representative
of Fairbanks. Morse & Co. who have
been making this territory for ssev-
eral years. arrived in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Buckingham has fixed
| views regarding the machinery put
out by the house he represents, and
has very decided views regarding tho
Panama canal tolls.
| SPRINkLING HOURS-Rules foi
the summer months relative tc
sprinkling from residence and Other
city water taps. are effective begin
ming this morning For sprinllline
service charge of eighty cents PEI
months is made in addition to the
regular charge for the property
Sprinkling is permitted only from
to Q O'Clock each morning and from
O'Clock to 9 o'clock each evening
Hydrants may not be turned on with
out hose attached and the hose mus
have a nozzle. Failure to comply
with these regulations will result il
the service being discontinued sum
marily and penalty of one dollal
assessed before it may be resumed.
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