Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
TO LONG BEACH


 this evening for Long Beach, Cal, where they will spend the summer. MT. Carah will join them in a few weeks for short visit. SENATOR WORsLEY HERE - Hon. A. A. Worsley of Pima county, one of the senators from that county
 in the state legislature is in the city from his home in Tucson.
 COMMISS MILLER RE- TURNS - P. J. Miller, a member of
 the state tax commission, returned yesterday morning from Yuma county, where he went to look into the mat ter of adjusting values on unirrigated l land in the county.
 GOING TO THE COAST = c. T. Evans the popular local travelling
 man, leaves this morning for the Pa ] cific coast to spend his summer va
 cation. MT. Evans has just returned 1 from a business trip through Arizona
 and he reports business conditions ex- I cellent.
 GOING TO LONG BEACH - Mrs l Thomas Higley and her son, Tom, Jr., will leave this evening for Long l Beach, where they will spend the re- 1 mainder of the summer, the guests of MT. $. H. Higley.
 RHUART RETURNS-L. H. Rhuart S vacation spent on the coast. Mrs Rhuart will remain at the coast and in Los Angeles the balance of the summer. MT. Rhuart will return to Los Angeles later for another brief visit
 FISCAL YEAR ENDED state fiscal year ended on June 30 and now the governor is receiving reports from the various institutions and officers of the state. The Pioneer Home re- port came in. and the land commits sion is busily engaged in making an other report.
 NEW STENOGRAPHER - Miss Claire Johnson, who is substitute stenographer for the offices of the statehouse. yesterday morning took
 her place in the office of the board of control, where she will take the
 place of Miss Josephine Plumrfdge who is now on a vacation HERE FROM FL PASO C. A. Beers of the Colorado Fuel X Iron company office at Fl Paso is making
 one of his periodical visits to Phoe- nix in the interest of his com pany. Yesterday afternoon H. K
 Behn took MT Beers for an automo-
 bile ride through the valley
 UP IN THE MOUNTAINS = Dr A
 W. Morrill,, state entOmOlOSiSt, has
 taken his family to Prescott to spend
 the summer months. They will keep
 house while in the Mile High City. as
 so many Phoenicians do. The doc
 tor, however, will make numerous
 trips to Phoenix during the summer
 LOSES THREE FINGERS-C E. Har-
 ris, employed in operating a machine at the Home Builders blaming mill.
 is in the Sisters hospital as a result
 of having his hand become entangled
 in the machine at which he was working. Dr. II. K. Beauchamp was
 called and found that three fingers of the left hand had been neatly am
 putated.
 WANTS REDUCTION ON MINE-I Mrs. Frank Powers of the Worlds
 Fair gold mines in Santa Cruz county
 was in the city yesterday. interview Ing the state tax commission relative to the assessments on the mines she owns She is anxious to obtain re- auction on the assessed valuation. The commission heard her statement and took the case under advisement PAPER CANS PLACED - Heavy galvanized iron cans have been placed at frequent intervals about the city hall plaza, and hereafter any of the Sunday loungers in the plaza who. in stead of placing waste newspapers in the cans throw them on the grass and permit them to blow about the streets. will be summarily dealt with by the police. The order is effective today and is supported by city or dinance
 HEAVY TRAVEL-In order to ac- commodate the heavy coast travel General Agent Goldsworthy of the santa Fe announced yesterday that an extra sleeper will be attached to the Phoenix train for Los Angeles on Tuesday evening. If the travel continues as heavily the next few weeks as it has recently, it will be necessary to designate additional days upon which the extra car will be run The extra sleeper on this train on Friday evening for san Diego will also be continued and others added if necessary
 SCANDINAVIAN PICNIC All ScandinaVians in Phoenix have been invited to attend the picnic and watermelon feast at the Hans Iferlick ranch, thu ee miles east on the Tempe road and one and one-quarter miles iouth on the Wilson road The pie lie begins at o'clock this afternoon and may not end until Monday morn ing. There will be plenty to eat and hundreds of watermelOns await the knife. For those who have no means of reaching the Herlick ranch, free transportation has been arranged l for those who are at the office of the Lightning Delivery at o'clock | this afternoon.