Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
NEW NOTARY REPUBLIC.=(

al eleven O CLOCK out Ol respect 10 tne memory of the late E. B. Gage whose death was announced by The Republi can a few days ago and whose funeral was held at that hour
 CASH REGISTER COMPANY WANTS CASH-The National Cash Register company of Dayton, Ohio through their attorney, w. l.. Barman, has entered suit in the superior court to recover the amount of a promisory note given by the Hayden Mercantile Co
 MRS. KAY lLL-Mrs Harry Kay was stricken on Friday with serious case of ptOmaine poisoning and for a time was quite dangerously ill. Last evening she was reported as consid- erably improved and she is now be- lieved to be out of danger
 TAiLORS BUSY-The early com ing of Easter has brought big rush of spring business to the local tailor shops. Louis Class is now employing eleven tailors and reports that the heaviest spring business in the his tory of the firm is already in eVi- dence.
 LOOKING FOR DRY PLAcERS- Dr. Thatcher, a Spokane mining man who is stopping at the Hotel Adams for several days has been making in quiry concerning dry placer ground in this state. Dry placering has never been very successfully conducted in this part of the country but Dr. That cher has a process by which he thinks it could be made successful
 MISS SHOEMAKER iMPROVING-
 
 will learn with pleasure of the inn proved condition of her health. Miss Shoemaker was for some time a stem Ographer for the government but was obliged the first of the year on account of ill health to give up her position since which time she had been staying at Longs ranch in the Buckeye country
 SUSPENSION AT SWANSEA-Au- thentic information was received from Swansea that the mines and smelter would close down as to prevent further indebtedness being incurred. It appears that there are two factions in connection with the financial and stock end of the enterprise. It is probable that their differences may
  However, until that time operations will be suspended.
 SURVEY PROVED-Mineral sur vey No. 3022 A. X B., embracing the Blue Thunder. Victory No. l. Victory No. ,, Victory No. ,, Victory No. 6 and Victory No. lode and mllsite claims. situated in the Big Bug and Agua F'ria mining districts. Yavapai county, Arizona, has been approved by the surveyor general. The claim ant of this group of claims is the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany.
 NO NEW CASES-No new cases of Cerebro spinal meningitis developed yesterday and no deaths from the dis ease occurred in Phoenix. This is con sidered d very satisfactory condition although City Health Officer Sargent announces that this should by no means cause residents to relax their precautions in the effort to prevent q 1 continuance of the malady To date I there have been seven cases in Phoe- l nix and five deaths have resulted 1 WEIGH ENTERTAiNS - Harry 1 Welch of the board of trade enter | tained F. Alexander Powell, the wei known author who is here to write stories and articles about Arizona. F, 1 K. Hoak of the business departmen I of the Sunset magazine and theil 1 wives at dinner in the Adam! l Thursday night. The visitors arr now spending their time inspecting , the country nearby, having visited ! Florence, the Casa Grande and othel i! points of interest.
 1 PENFlElD LEAVES-A B. Pen field of the Hawley King company c { Los Angeles, who has been selling I Oakland automobiles. left last nigh ] for Los Angeles. He left a specia | representative in the persons of T H. HigIey. who will handle Oakland from now on. MT. Penfield's stay il Los Angeles will be of indefinite dura ton. Higley sold and delivered tw' cars yesterday and the agency sine
 it's starting in Phoenix has gottel rid of a good bunch of cars in tn | district near to the capitol.
 MRS. WILSON DIES-Mrs Josi
 Wilson, wife of George Wilson O Wichita. Kansas. died at her resi- dence. 331 East Culver street ol Friday, after a lingering illness. Sf came here several years ago for he health and during that time made { | large circle of friends. Her husband l who had extensive interests in Kan l sas, divided his time between the ol home and Phoenix. He is now el | route to Phoenix and will take tn body of his wife home for burial | Mrs. Wilson was a daughter of r. o. Tanton of Peoria, H., who is heaV fly interested in valley property, anC a sister-in-laW of D. w. Nichols, o 1105 North First street.
 OPENS BRANCH STORE-E. L Graves of the Graves Indian Shol has been obliged to open up a brancl store in which to display the bit lot of Navajo blankets that he bOugh on the reservation a few weeks agC and which arrived in Phoenix jus a few days ago. Mir. Graves ha secured one of the new rooms il the OterO block on West Adams, jus opposite the Guenther cafeteria. I'm new store will be in charge of R C. Walsh of Walsh Brothers of New 1 port Part of the new stock was Ol