Arizona republican., 1913-01-31
VISITING NEWSPAPERMAN

VISITING NEWsPAPERMAN -S. A. Meyer who lately took charge of i the Chandler Arizonian was in the city yesterday. AUTO DEALERS MEET-There will be another meeting of the Ari- Zona Automobile Association at the Phoenix Garage at F o'clock
 MRS. J. w. MARTIN LEAVES- Mrs J. w. Martin, wife of Secretary ] Martin of the Labor Temple, accom- panied by the family left last night 1 for an extended visit to California points.
 SENATOR BROWN ARRIVES l Senator j. F. Brown of Pima county, who makes his home at Casa Grande in that county arrived in the city last night to attend the sessions of the legislature.
 LAND COMMISSION SETTLED The state land commission has been moved from the third floor of the state house to the offices formerly occupied by the state auditor and the board of control.
 REED TO SEVELT-Howard <. Reed went to Tempe yesterday morning. took D. E. Henny, the visit ing consulting engineer in tow and hit out for Roosevelt The two en- gineers will go over the dam together and return this evening to phoeniX. GOES TO ELWELL'S-E. C.. Meeker, who for five years was a valued salesman of the Doris Gro cery and who more recently was con nected with the Bon Ton grocery has accepted a position with the ElWell Grocery company
 l. TO HELP POOR-The Associated Charities requests donations of old shoes for children especially for boys. Clothing for boys and girls is being used up faster than it can be secured Furniture will also be appreciated and placed in good use.
 , CAR OF REQ TRUCkS-Walter < Hill yesterday received q consignment
 of Reo Trucks. and has sold two oi : them to the Bon Ton grocery before
 they were out of the freight mans : hands. The Walter Hill company i:
 the state agent for the Rec conner ' cial car line.
 GOVERNOR HUNT RETU RNS-
 Governor Hunt returned last nigh o from his two day trip to DouSla
 where he went to deliver an addres 2 to the State Federation of Women
 clubs which is now in session in tha Q city, Governor Hunt said there Wer
 large number of women from al
 over the state in Douglas at thi time.
 CITY TELEGRAPH DELIVERY- !. H. MPhee of Los Angeles, distriC
 commercial superintendent of tn
 Western Union is spending fe' n days in the city looking over tn
 field for the purpose of putin n into effect an arra ngemeEt for til
 city delivery of telegrams by tele
 phone and for receiving messages b
 phone This system is already
 operation at Los Angeles and Sa
 Diego and other points. It provide
 a speedy and highly satisfactory serN ar ice and no doubt the people of Pho' 5 nix will readily welcome it here. 54 INDIAN SERVICE NEED BAKER 70 Notices are out announcing the el 37 animation under the rules of tf 0 classified civil service of the Unite 3 states for the position of baker in Il
 Indian service. and cook in the san ce service No place of examination h;
 been announced as the applicati' 94 blank is used largely in determinir
 fitness. Information can be obtain' of from Secretary Craig of the local e.
 amining board. Salary is $500 to s5
 per year for baker and to $500 f
 cook together with board and room
 AFTER SIGN VlOlATORS-Chi
 of Police Moore announces that Il Ira fIammable signs and those projectil IT. across sidewalks or around Stre 'e- corners must go Signs of this ord lc- are distinct violations of the prese CIV ordinance Examples of this class m signs are to be found. the chief say ly- in those in use by the Boston stol ne Conboy's Drug store, the owl pr
 store, Herzberg Bros, J. H. Mulre nS and several others They must cor ms down, he says, and no others Il them can be erected. He advises | lar fore erecting any sort of sign UT Wn or building inspector