Arizona republican., 1913-09-17

NOTARY COMMISSION com mission Go practice notary public was granted yesterday to Cleopha l Marie Leon of Tucson.
 FEDERAL JUDGE TO NATURAL l IZE TODAY William H. Sawte!Ie federal judge in this district, has ar ! rived for the purpose of attending to 1 the court business attendant with the naturalization day which is scheduled | for today.
 BOB PEABODY BAck-Robert M. i Peabody. late of the engineering force
 of the United States reclamation ser vice here returned from Los Angeles and his vacation He will not reenter | the service. and has not decided upon 1 line for his future endeavors. BILL GERIG SORE-Winie Gerig, who purchased one large white twin Thor yesterday was disappointed that anyone should think him capable of se- leCting any other sort of machine. He said he did not buy a motorcycle merely to become eligible to member ship in the club. Harry Warren ac- quired a twin Harle>, that was at first accredited to the sensitive Bill.
 CORRECTION OF THE MAP
 l writes a reader of The Republican, ito bridge across the san Carlos. suggest that you glance at a map. If they are doing that the feat de serves worldwide publicity as the San Carlos is one hundred miles or more from Fairbanks" Whenever the name san Carlos" appears in connection with references to the bridge at Fairbanks it should be read san Pedro"
 DEATH OF w. A. MGILL-Wil- liam Alexander McGill. aged 6S years, resident of this state for eight years. died at his home at 230 South Second street yesterday afternoon. MT. Me Gill leaves to mourn his loss, beside wife. three daughters and two sons, all residents of this valley. Funeral services will be held this afternoon from the undertaking parlors of MOhn, Driscon & Maus at o'clock. Inter ment will be in the Forest Lawn cem- eterY.
 APPROVES MINERAL SURVEYS The surveyor general has approved Mineral Survey No. BOTS. Prince lode mining claim, situated in the Gre enlce Gold Mountain 2Iining district Green lee county ArizoLa. Peter B. Scotland N approved Mineral Survey No 3077. em- bracing the King Edward, King Ed ward No. l, King Edward Nc. :, and
 King Edward No. 3 lode mining ciairns, situated in the -Iteenlee Goid M ouutain Mining district. Glconlee county. Ari- zona, and claimed by Peter P. Scotland
 JACK ABBOTT HERE-Jack Ab- bolt, the viOlinist returned yesterday from Prescott, where he has passed over a year as leader of the orchestra of the ElkS Theater. He is an an thusiastic mOtorcyclist and rides one f the new Tourist Trophy Indians He rode as far as Wickenburg where the cOpious rains sent him to the shelter of the santa F'e trains for the remain der of the journey. He reports tre- mendous floods in the Kirkland valleys and says that roads are unrecogniz- able in many places owing to the wash ing. The newcomer will be an addition to the Phoenix motorcycle club.
 DEATH OF WALTER REED-The death of Walter A. Reed occurred at his home, 719 East Willetta St, on Monday evening, September 15. at 9:25 o'clock The deceased had lived in Phoenix about year and half, hay ing como here from Sterling, IL, near which place he was born thirty-one years ago on the twenty third of this month. He leaves wife and four children. The funeral services will be held at ten o'clock this forenoon in the Methodist Episcopal church, the Rev Ray C. Harker, D. D, officiating. Until stricken by Brights disease, MT Reed was an attendant worker in the M F. church of which he was a mem Der for ten years or more. The re- mains will be laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery.
 HOTEL ADAMS Ralph A. Nye Buckeye; J. c. Montgomery and family, Arlington; J. NJ. BrysOn Mesa: ChaS D9viSOO Los Angeles.