Arizona republican., 1913-07-24

HERE FROM TUCSON-Col. J. B. Breathitt of Tucson is in the city on
 business from the Old Pueblo.
 FROM DoUoLAs-L w. Menden-
 hall, prominent citizen of Douglas
 arrived in Phoenix yesterday.
 FORD ARRIVALS - M. Stephen,
 city; H SchWanbeck, Cedar Glade;
 Frank Semike Denton, Ill.,; Sam | Price, Chicago; Walter Pratt and wife, Fl Paso; J. Peterson, Mesa.
 NEW ARIZONA PAPER-Mrs.
 Kate Hammer, proprietor of the
 Wickenburg Miner will shortly establish new paper at Casa Grande called the Casa Grande Bulletin. Mrs. Hammer will retain the Miner.
 SECOND ATTEMPT FAILED-An ! attempt was made again last night to hold an adjourned meeting of the city ] council, but as on the night before, | the quorum failed and the matter went over until next Monday night.
 COMMISSION VISITS BONE-The
 state tax commission paid a visit to
 the office of county Assessor J. T. 1 Bone yesterday for the purpose of
 going over some values to be placed
 upon certain city lots owned by the
 railroad companies.
 ANGELENO CATTLEMEN-O B 1 Fuller who now registers from Los Angeles, but who in reality is one of | the big cattlemcn of Arizona arrived 1 terday from an inspection of his cat tie ranges in the Tonto National for 1 est He will return to Los Angeles shortly.
 FROM CASA GRANDE-Frank Pinlley, custodian of the government | reservation around the Casa Grande ruins in Pinal county, made a short business visit to the city yesterday. He reports everything lovely in the Casa Grande section of the state.
 DEATH OF WALTER HARREL- SON-WaIter Harrelson, aged 30 A Santa Fe railway conductor died at the Sisters Hospital yesterday. His fun cral will take pace at 1 o'clock today from Moore & Mcclellan. It will be a Masonic ceremony. MT Harrelson was d member of the order of Railway conductors at WinsloW.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY lN-The tax i returns from the duplicate assess | ment rooIs of Yavapai county were received yesterday at the office of 1 the state tax commission and showed | the assessed valuation of that county l
  over $40,0O000O, a little more than twice what the values were last year. i
 DIR. PERKINS RETURNS - pr. Fred H. Perkins, whose office is To- ! cated in the Goodrich building with | pr. E. Payne Palmer has returned 1 from his trip to Baltimore where he | took a post graduate course in the Johns Hopkins university. He also stopped off in Chicago and took up some work in pedratics.
 ENJOYING VACATION-AIr and Mrs. A. F. Jones' of Cactoline Place, ingWho left for the east early this month notified their Phoenix friends yesterday that they have been en- toying the cooIncss of old Orchard, Maine, but that they are perfectly willing to start south and thaw out now. Wearing ovcrcoats in July and that to keep from freezing is not fun and seems to displace the regular or der of things according to the tray elers.
 FIRST RESERVOIR GAINS-The first gains in stored water supply since the melting of the snoWs in springtime were recorded yesterday. The water bank rose 155 acre feet ] il, the last twenty four hours. This was due to two things, the fact that less water was drawn from the bank and that more came in The Salt and Verde are running slightly higher at Granite reef, making it necessary to shut down the gates at bit at Roosevelt. The amount used for ir- rlgation on the two sides of the river remains about the same.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-H C. IueI<in. Chicago; D. c. Ross, New York City; Leroy Wagner, San Francisco: II. A Thompson, San Antonio; O. B. Fuller. w. E. Dysart, Fl. r. Jones, Los Ange- les; Preston Kumler, Chicago; Jas w Witten, Washington; w. C Jones, San Antonio, Texas; L. w. Menden- hail. Douglas; c. J. Gallagher Los Angeles; M. T. Mazany, Hayden R. J. Kakler Mmneapoli l.. Brinker. Los Angeles; B. C. Kantens, San Francisco; w. l.. Conger and wife, St Louis; J. B. Breathitt, Tucson; Jno. True, Bisbee; E. J. Snow, Los An geles; J. A. Hupher, Fl Paso; Frank Pinkley. Casa Grande; F. A. SchoenIe. St Louis; ". T. Van Horn, Los An geles.
 AT THE coMMERcIAL-L. w. Bowling, Tombstone; D. Roberts, city; l.. M. WeIch, city; T. B. Sparks. Humboldt; MT. and Mrs. F'indIey; T H. Sutton, Los Angeles; J. T. Avery, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. A. Ellis, Wick enburg; T. F. Moore Indian School: F. Sandborn, Mesa; A. w. Kennedy, l. Los Angeles; Jas. Dustman, Glendale; II Frank Johnson, Aurora, Ariz; Lee F. II Schleter, St. Louis; M. Bradford, St II Louis; M. Williamson, Bradford, Pa; Mrs. J. Berry Bluffton, Ohio; E. P NIcC 1 Ray; A. II. Ayaba. Ray; Ed Martinez II and wife. Ray. F. Inrdan and nuifn |