Arizona republican., 1913-09-01
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OFFICES CLOSED TOOAY--The city ticket and cty freight offices of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads will be closed all of today on account of the Labor Day holiday LIBRARY CLOSED TODAY In observance of Labor Day the Carne- sic Public Library building will be closed throughout this day and eye ning.
 FROM FL PAsO.-H H. F'ris, out side circulation manager of the Fl Paso Herald, is making one of his annual trips into the Salt River Val ley F'ris came overland from Globe yesterday and enjoyed the trip very much
 FISH KING HERE-F II. Sun derman, of St. Louis, known all over the south west as the Fish King. on account of his business, arrived in Phoenix yesterday for the first time in several months. He will remain d week
 NAOUIN OF GLORE-M. L. Ma quin, of Globe, one of the automo- bile boosters of this section is in the city from the Gila County metropolis. Naquin generally drives Nclie car, at least he did in the Globe Road Race last year. He announces that he will have a car in this years Fl Paso-Phocnix road race
 FORD ARRIVALS.-S D. Ward man, s. C.; F. Erickson; C. NJ Zander, City; E. R Dunn. Venturia; Ed. c. Hagan, Ray; A. E. Williams. Venice; J. B, Goodman, Joe Bonds. E. Williams, w. Gore, c. Johnson, J. s. Morris H. Mullins, G. Quicken stead, T. Jones, J. Campbell, Mesa; I- | Armcr and wife, Los Angeles; r. F. Pomeroy, Mesa; Harriet Duffy, Tue son; D. C. Palmer and wife. Hay ADAMS ARRIVALS-Joe Morrison. city; c. McGlothlin, C. A. Richter, Los Angeles: C. J Ramos, Philadelphia; IT. T. Hardin, Kansas City; Ralph Has kins, Los Angeles; w. F. Kaffer, Kansas City; T. II. Sunderman, St. Louis: r. R. Shacks, Richmond; Charles Davfson, Los Angeles: C. E. Merwin. Florence; C. L. McMullen, Madison, Wis; w. IT Mixer, New York: T. H. Snyder, O. w. Nichols, Denver; M. L. Naquin, Globe; H. H Fris. Fl Paso; Arthur BrOughtOn, Salt Lake; Robert Marquis. San Francisco.
 TO REMODEL CHURCH-Plans have been completed by Architect r. t- Hurst anu q peiil ISSbtH II VIII the office of Building Inspector How ard B CIaflin for the entire remodel ling of the Church of Christ CChris- tian church) at Fifth avenue and Monroe street An addition 50 feet by- 42 feet will be constructed on the south facing on Fifth avenue, and there will be extensive alterations and repairs to the roof and ceilings, mak- ing the structure absolutely safe and practically as good as new The con- tract is in the hands of Anderson & Walker. who will begin work this morning The cost of the improve ments has been fixed at $4,965
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. A. B. Nicholas, City; Curtis F. Cook, Harrisburg, Pa; c. r. Dilthez, Con- stellation, Ariz.; A. Gusdorf, St Louis; B. Giacoma; F. l.. Allen, Union Bridge MT; J. N. Marceller, Chicago; Percy Howard, Phoenix; F. C. Schaer, Casa Grande; D. Koch Ter. Prescott; c. c. Scott, F. L. Sist, Myrtle Sist. Dorothy Keynes, w N. Napier, Cashion; B. s. Croppen, Phoe- nix; J. G. Stuart, Phoenix; A. James, City; J Dosclgst; George N. Lobb, Los Angeles; H. N. Morrison, San Francisco; Mrs. M c. Whipple, North Bend, Oregon; G. w. Artis, City; A. O. Koontz, South Bend, Ind; J. M. Beebe. Los Angeles; J. M. Foster Stafford; w. T. Thomas, Ray; Ii. D. Thomas, Globe; Geo. l.. Burgess Fairbanks; l. H. GreenhaW, City; Mat Caton, Stamford, Texas
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