Arizona republican., 1913-05-28
HEADQUARTERS cHANGED-A

HEADQUARTERS CHANGED-A | R. Byrd, of Fl PasO formerly, but now | of Dallas, Texas, is in the city on busi- ness.
 CHAUFFERS LICENSE-The lone
 chauffer license issued yesterday by
 the secretary of states office was that to A. H. Stout of Gila Bend. It's num-
 Der is 472.
 OPEN HOUSE-The w. C. T. U. will | hold no meeting on Thursday afternoon i but the home will be open all day to
 any one desiring q cool and pleasant
 resting place or cool drink of water.
 WELL DRlLLER OUT AGAIN. 1 Frank L. Davis, the pioneer well
 drilIer, who has been kept from his -No!s 10 uose9I lq uonrdn9oo IGnsn ness. is around again shaking hands with his many old friends.
 THE SAN DIEGO RUN-Those in 1 tcrested in the Business Mems Phoc- 1 nix san Diego automobile run will 1 meet at the board of trade rooms at 7:50 this evening to arrange further details for the pleasure runs of July
 1 and July 15.
 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING - The | regular weekly meeting Of the civic | league will be held tomorrow after noon on the second floor of the city 1 hall building at 2:30 o'clock. There are interesting matters to be dis cussed and a full attendance is de sired
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR VEY-Survey No. $024. High Jinks No. 1 lode mining claim, situated in the old Hat Mining District, Final County, Arizona, and claimed by the High links Gold Mining Company, has been approved by the Surveyor General
 FUNERAL OF MAX p. eORAN- Thefuneral of Max r. Goran. who died at a local hospital few days ago, was held yesterday afternoon under the di- rections of the OddfelloWs of Phoenix. MT. Goran was member of Arizona Lodge No. 1 at Prescott. Interment was made in the OddfelIoWs cemetery. HAYES III CUSTOM SERVICE Isaac II. Hayes, formerly of the Phoenix postoffice but lately a GUS toms inspector in the NoGaIcs office, and on the line near that town. has been appointed to succeed T. J. OKeefc, deceased. Nr Hayes will remove to Yuma with his family. FORD HOTEL-Mrs. Env Shepher1 | and family, Winkelman; Major A l.. Sues, san Francisco; John Jentan, los Angeles: w K Bowman. Los Angeles: Mrs. W F Bishop Billie Wolf Chicago. Mrs. A. C. Ames. san Francisco: John Massing, i Prescott; NJ. F. WhitloW. Buckeye. Mrs. F. F. Shilling. Maricopa; M 1 Schoenficld. Los Angeles: T. T;. Scott, Wickcnburg.
 EXPERT SWISS MATCHMAKER F. II. Albert. an expert Swiss watch maker. has located in this city at 31 West Adams street, after travelling over most of the known portions of the world in search of place of an ideal 1 climate. Albert has worked at the watchmakers bench for 45 years. He is an expert mechanic, as all Swiss watchmakers are before they are al- | lowed to lable themselves watchmak- 1 CTS. He will make Phoenix his home. MORE PETITIONS FlLED-The ] largest single number of names signed to the petitions for initiating a law abolishing capital punishment were | filed yesterday by Mrs Virgil Partch, who took 520 new bona fidc signatures
 making the grand total 1577 If the name of every voter in Maricopa coun- l ty was signed to the petitions there would be seven times more than i enough names to file the petition. i However the work is by no means easy 1 as the canvassers have found out and ! there are many statements that suf- 1 ficfent names may not be obtained. 1 WALKING BOOZERY-W. H. Hin 1 ton who says that he lives in ! Chandler, seemed to have two loads ! last evening as he was making his l way towards the depot section of town one of the loads was insid" and could not be computed. The ether was in his arms and consisted 1 of six cuart bottles of whiskey and | five bottles of beer. If the load had 1 been all on the outside he might 1 have nassed muster with the police l But it seemed he needed rest. Hin 1 ton Was accordingly given nights ! lodging in the police station.
 ] PAPERS SENT OUT-The office 1 force of the department of education has i been busily engaged the Iats few days getting out the examination question l papers for the coming quarterly eX ] aminations for teachers, to the various i county superintendents in the several 1 countries This work was finished yes 1 terdav. There will be no special eX aminations taken this time it is be Iieved as no applications have been sent | in for such However it is not neces-
 sary to give special examinations at only the times when the regular exam nations are being given. they can be
 given at any time after the proper ap- pIicatfon has been made.
 BATTALION DRILL Arrange mcnts have been perfected for an 1 ether battalion drill in which com panies X and P of Phoenix will take part tomorrow evening at the armory when First Lieutenant R. D- La Carde. U $. A., Major Grinstead and l Captain Taylor will be in attendance.
 Lieutenant La Garde will devote most