Arizona republican., 1913-10-08
CANNING TO FORT GRANT

Miss Stella RenenatO, assistant sec rotary of the state tax commission
 las returned from her vacation, spent OF the Pacific coast, and is again at
 1 her usual desk in the state house
 WELLS RETURNS = Charles A. Wells of the land office department.
 after an absence of some time on an
 inspection trip through the Casa Grande country, Florence and the Gia Valley, has returned to the city.
 l PONY BUYER-Lieutenant George B. Pirosh. of the army of the United i Kingdom, and with headquarters in 1 sydney Australia, is in Phoenix on
 his annual hunt for polo ponies to be used in the army of the king and by the eastern players of the l United States.
 i MORE FURNITURE - Still the 1 work of fixing furniture in the fed l eral building continues. The offices will soon all be equipped with their 1 last stuff and will then present the appearances of metropolitan business rooms. The counters for the land office the clerks office and that of the marshal will be especially handv. PARENT TEACHERS regular meeting of the Parent Teachers As
 
 at the school house on Friday. Oct. 10 at 2:30 D. m Parents of the district who are not members of the associa ation, are cordially asked to come and join also ali patrons who
 are interested in the welfare of the children.
 INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPH -I
 What many regard as the most beau
 GfuI cloud effect picture ever made
 of the Grand Canyon is now being
 exhibited in the window Of McCuuocI
 & Howard on Adams stret. The pie
 ture was taken from the rim road midway between Hopi Point and the
 Fl TovaI, and is d panoramic view three feet in length
 CLERKS MEETING-At the meet ing of the clerks of the several busi- ness houses of the city, who nave banded themselves together into the clerks mutual benefit associat ton, to be held in the city hall this even ing. plans will he discussed for the i part which the organization will play in the state fair. and for the 1 best way of making the fair an ad- vantage to them as well as to the | city and their employees.
 SOME MILO MAIZE = Marshall | Humphreys of the Sturges Hay & 1 Grain company, brought to the office 1 of the Republican last evening two 1 heads of dwarf milo maize that togeth- l CT tipped the scale at SC ounces. The 1 grain was raised on the ranch of 1 Thomas McGrath, south of the river, MT Humphreys will give one dollar to the rancher bringing to him a pair of l dwarf milo maize heads that will cX- ceed these in weight
 AT THE MERCIAL-Mrs H. Veil Chicago. H.: T NJ. Harris & wife, Ariz.: Mrs. P. Stallinss, Green vile, Ala; Wm. Bingham. Green vile. Ala: Orlando LalIey Thatcher; L. J. Elliott, Paducah, Ky; R. Me Kay, Chandler; Mrs. Geo. RaWling J F. BonsaII. Philadel- phia; c. J. SpellmIre, Winslow: C. Il c. Scott. Cash: Fred Grant Keyes ington. D. C; Geo. c. Graham, Kansas City, Mo: F. H. Thompson. One Million 1920; H L. Brockway and wife, Mesa; Mrs J. II. Broome. Hayden; Dan Crane. Bisbce; Dale Thomas, Globe: M. FIaherty, Search fight, NeV.; Ben F. Gaeger and fami- V Glendale; J. A. RUmmell, Kansas City: w C. Thompson. Kansas City: E. V. Berrien Fl Paso; Louis Ora nam. Des Moines. Ia.; w. H. Tharpe, Prescott; Mrs Wm. Parker Los An seIes: F. L. stephen, Jerome; MT. and Mrs. L. George. Chandler; W. D. Berry. Los Angeles; J T. Reynolds, New York City; Ruth Sparles, Tem- pc: Geo. P. Brown, Buckeye; M. Sands Los Angeles; ". R. Calcutt' san Francisco: L. T. Zentz. Tucson; Anee F. Bourne Baker City. Ore; James Geoyhagen and wife. Harrlet Passaic, N. J.
 ADAMS ARRlVALS-Henry Ritter. JOS Angeles: Ash Gleason, Cheyenne: rohn Burgguin, Florence: Vernon L. ,Iark. city: K. Jackson, Los Angeles; T. A Paul, Los Angeles; A. T. Potter, san Francisco; C. T. Knapp, Bisbee; J :. Conway; J. w Morton and wife; | Tucson; J. B Collins and wife. Pasa- , lena; J H. Baker San Francisco; C. , Claud, Dallas; L. A. Ettinger, Super ! or. Ariz.; C. F. Mirwin. Fl Paso: Dr. 2 Y Kermse. Globe, Ariz.: Dr. C. F. Z irwin. Miami Ariz.; F. Reyes, San Y Louis Goldman. Paris, Tex y L l.. WoOlfenden. Denver Col; F. R. | Barnes Amerillo, Tex; Miss V. A foodman. New York. Guy Shutz. Los V .ngeles Mary Cam Los gAneles; Ar y hur Austin, Los Angeles; c. P. Souber, ,an Francisco: A. c. Morse, San Fran iscO: E. R. COwles. San Francisco; l.. I. Ritter, Portsmouth, Oh; w. D. Lea " nd wife, Los Angeles; A F.. Talbot, ian Francisco; D. Ingersol. Los Ange- as; F. R Jones, Los Angeles; H. R. 1 : Iislop. Fl Paso; N. l.. Lockwood, San ! francisco; r. Lava, Los Angeles; Wm ! Los Angeles; John An ersOn, Chandler; w c. Ernst, Los ! Angeles; Ira EIesin and wife, New 1 ] -ork; L. Hegler. San Francisco; H ] Chandler; Mark Thompson, JOS Angeles; John ToWner. Naco, ! .riz.; w. s. Bankfield, Tombstone; ] ohm Hildebrand, Canon; b Mcdonald. ! an Francisco.