Arizona republican., 1913-07-20

 cisco. the hustling representative of the II. K. Fairbanks company, known all over the southwest is visitor in the city this week.
 THORNTON TO OFFlClATE-Rev. w. R. Thornton of Central NJ F. church will be the officiating clergy man at the union evangelical services at the city hall plaza this evening.
 WILL VISIT HONOLULU-Mrs Chas Urban will leave this evening for Los Angeles, after a weeks visit there and in San Francisco, she will sail on the 27th for Honolulu, where she will spend six weeks with friends.
 MORE NEGRO DELEGATES V. l.. Cole and Phillip Pogue, both of Tucson were yesterday added to the list of negro delegates from Arizona to the Philadelphia celebration of the fif tieth anniversary of the emancipation proclamation.
 HELD TO ANSWER Joaquin Garcia, no relation to Francisco, was given q hearing before Judge John stone yesterday on a charge of em- bezzling two horses from Amelia Franco. Garcia was held to answer to the superior court in the sum of $60O
 WIFE REATER GETS TEN DAYS Juan Quzada tried to see how much punishment his wife Antonio could stand He found out all right. but he failed to take into account the action of the law. Yesterday Juan was given a trial before Judge Johnstone and the judge showed his disapprovaI of such actions by giv- ing him free board and lodging for ten days at the Chateau dMaricopa.
 ADAMS ARRiVALS-J. c. Fox, Den yer; Ned Creighton, Phoenix; F. Q. Franusia. Denver; c. w. oakley, Kans- as City; F. NJ. Fillmore, Los Angeles; J. F. McCarty, Los Angeles; C. E. Pitts, San Francisco; w. J. Schwartz, Chi cagO: H. B. Schreiber. New York City; B. c HeYl, Yuma; J. w. Kemp, Los Angeles: J. s. Mitchell, Los Angeles; Dr. c. H Earle. Los Angeles; Joe By an. Tempe; D. Barren, 1915; F. P. Shaw, Jr. Los Angelfes; j. D. Hughes, Fl Paso.
 REBEkAH LODGE-At the regular meeting of Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1, Thursday evening, July r, all off cers Were present with a good atten- dance of the members, together with several visiting members. After an enthusiastic business meeting. a social hour was spent together, some engaged in a game al cards, others discussed the plans for a series of out door festivals during the heated season, the first of the series to be announced in the near future.
 RACE STARTER HERE-John s. Mitchell, proprietor of the Hollenbeck Hotel in Los Angeles one of the chief good roads boosters of the southwest, and for years the chief starter in The Republican cup Los Angeles to Phoe- nix desert road race was a visitor In the city yesterday for a few short hours. MT. Mitchell is still a great booster for The Republican cup race even though he no longer has official connection with the starting of the desert conQuerors. He bespeaks a greater race this year than ever be fore.
 NEW DISTRICT MAP-J. A. Rig gins, county superintendent of schools, has a new district map on the wall of his office in the court house. The map sets out the school districts of the county fifty-one of them according to the new alignment of the districts The map was drawn by w. F. Gibbons of the GHIIeu States EecldHldIlOn SeTNlCt and contains not only the county dis tricts but also the high school districts. the principal roads of the county, the canals and other points of interest The new districts are 69. known as the TY Ter district and is below Higley; dis trist 70 is the new Paradise Valley dis trict and is known as the Deer Valley district
 FRATERNAL HERHOOD-A special meeting was called by the off cers of Maricopa Lodge No 43. on Wednesday evening July 16th at Brother J. D. McNeley's home at 1917 F. Washington St. Many interesting subjects were discussed after which the officers were shown through Brother McNeley's beautiful home, and to their surprise found refreshments waiting for them in the dining room. On Sat urday night July 18th we held our busi- ness session and very interesting meeting it was. A number of commit tees were appointed among them be- ing the assistant tea committee com posed of J. D. McNeley. H. c. Robin son and c. L. Maddox. Finance com mittee: M. A. Fuse, Alfred Stratton. Ways and means committee: Stephen Lovett. Carl J. Way, Mrs. Lilly White, Mrs. Florence Kay and Mrs. Bessie M. Way. Refreshments were served after lodge and dancing was enjoyed by all.