Arizona republican., 1913-09-11

l GOES TO cINcINNATI-John "
 Martin, editor of the Arizona LabO
 Journal, accompanied by his family
 left last evening foe a months visi
 al his former home in Cincinnati.
 Il CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS-The Civi
 League held an interesting meeting
 yesterday in the city hall. Amons other matters discussed was that O seeing to it that the proper authori. 1 ties give more attention to the ear, 1 of the cemeteries in the sOuthwes i portion of the city, which are said tC 1 be giving striking evidence of years i of neglect
 ] MODEST HESS-There is a mighty 1 clever original water color in one ot Vic Hanny's windows this week Two ccw punchers and an Indian are the subjects of this attractive little pie ture, which has created quite a bit of comment. It is from the brush of Harold Hess. who mOdestly says it is
 simply a free hand colored enlarge
 ment of little black and white
 sketch he saw some time ago.
 EASTERN STAR MEETING -Phoe-
 nix Chapter No. ,, Order Eastern
 Star, will hold it's first pOst-summer
 meeting this evening at the Masonic
 Temple The report of the bazaar committee will be read and arrange ments for the functions for the com
 ing winter will be made All mem bers are urged to be present as well as all visiting sisters.
 MINING SURVEY-The surveyor general approved mineral survey number 3057 for the Tale mining claim in the Copper and GreenIee Gold mountain districts in Greenlee county. The claims are registered by tine Detroit Arizona Copper com panv
 BRIGHT LIGHTS FOR WEAKER Meaker. whose chief dis features are his position as chief assistant to the section di- rector of the Arizona state weather station, and his inOrdinate fondness for bowling, left on his belated va cation yesterday night. His destina- tion is New York, New York.
 MELENDREz PLEASED - From being 'unpleased" because some un- identified person removed his ancient yellow bicycle from it's usual haunts. Jesus MelendIez. city police court in te erpreter, yesterday wore the smile that won't come off. Announcement was made in The Republican Yester- day morning of the disappearance of the wheel, and it wasn't long after that that Melendrez found the bicycle standing at his front door. where the man who had borrowed" it had re- turned it.
 KILL MAD DOG-Workmen em- Cloyed in unloading furniture at a | on East Jefferson street. | between Third and Fourth streets, | were thrown into fever of eX- | ;itement when a mad dog ran amuck | md began biting the legs of chairs md tables standing within his reach. | When it was seen that the animal vas undoubtedly afflicted with the abies the men organized themselves ntO an army of offense and attacked Jim with clubs and sticks A well iirected blow quickly put the animal ut of his misery and restored the ,eace of mind of the men concerned.
 STOLE SOME SEALS-Some mis- reants broke into the office of City sealer of Weights and Measures Healey, in the city market building.
 few night ago. and besides ram acking his desk and papers, stole arge quantity of the green seals le attaches to scales following the inspection. Yesterday a quantity of he ''stickers were found strewn alonE Cast Jefferson street and also on Cast Madison street. It is believed hat the burglary was the work of ome boys living in that vicinity and he police are at work on the case.
 IN NEW OFFICES-Earl Hill and Toward B Claflin, for two years in in the real estate and one building business under the lrm name of Hill X Claflin. with of ices in the basement of the Good ich block, dissolved partnership some | avs ago. and yesterday each began , move into new quarters Hill has ngaged with the Walker Realty Co, l I ,ith offices at 317 East Washington I treet. and will have charge of the ( ity realty business and insurance of , nat concern Claflin, who besides 7 eing engaged in the architectural f usiness, is city building inspector, ( as secured quarters in the office of I
 H. Kinney East Adams street, here he will hereafter be found dur f lg his regular office hours. { ADAMS ARRIVALS-Otto Mayer. 2 Mir and Mrs. c. A. Carter, I rescott; Will Dineen, Aberdeen, ! Tash.; R. c. O'Shea, Tucson; F. B. i evin. Jr, Williams; NJ N. Freedman I enver: w. F. Brooks. Globe; c. c. s odd, Denver; c. Lavancha, Denver;
 G. Hagaman, Blackwell; R. J. orsch, Los Angeles; J. H. Baker. II an Francisco; R. s. Gray. GGIGobe; =
 w. Roth, Grand Rapids; l.. B = owing, Chicago; c. A. Tracy Los . ngeles; w. w. Cunens, Los Angeles;
 II Ffllon, Philo; c. H. Rittenhouse. II Miss Laid, Witchita; Chas anley, Los Angeles; F. F. Russell ucson; C. w Henry. George Filmer iss Mabel Filmer, San Francisco;
 c. Lewis, Denver