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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

BROAD ST. i1s2-Ten minutes to Market.
near Pennsylvania Railroad station; and
4 -rpaai apartments: hot water steam, ianfsor
IS weekly. BEYEB. 1i76 Broad 81
BROAD ST. %: PARAMOUNT Av., iseL-rws
and rooms; housekeeping; hsat. sanftoF.
low rates. Apply on premises
FIVE rooms and bath; completely furnished
second roor IN Wocdside section; all i'm
provementa Inquire 2e5 Plane It, n stors
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sEAsHoRE lots 500 up; cash or time
prepare for season of 1914; money foi
building II desired. THOMAS II. LEON
ARD, Atlantic Highlands, n. J.
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KEARNY

THREE Hsht rooms. with or without barn.
IS Florence av.
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room house: barn, grape arbor' plenty
room for chickens; one minute from trolley
owner must sell; no reasonable offer re-
fused. SEQ MORGAN for all kinds Of bar
Eains o26 Main st.. Orange.
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VERONA

vERoNA--Tiouse lots. farms and acreage
for sale or exchange; also houses to let,
furnished or unfinished. CARL NAL.
Verona
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sEAsHORE

NEW corner house, five rooms, bath and
pantry; 81 100; easy payments. c. HAIR
DER, 347 Summer st. Passaic, n. J.
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Greatest Bargain in Belmar

n. j., cottage ever offered; best built. for
winter and summer residence; all latest
improvements; in perfect condition; IA
rooms; stable, garden: cost $4,000; viii
sell dirt cheap for cash or trade; $1,000
equity in same, for free and clear lots
or income property of equal value; owner
aged and sick, going South. DIR. THEEI..
BAlraar N 1
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FARMS WANTED

SMALL or large farm IN Bergen or Essex
County, or not more than one hour out on
Laekawanna. Central or Pennsylvania Rail-
road. ROSENTHAL x CALANDRIELLO,
GS Hudson ST., Eoboken, n. J.
WE can sell OF exchange your farms, coun-
try homes or estate. Country Department
LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Inc. Essex building.
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

SOMETHING NEWl-our No. II Jr O. u.
A. M fob: complete line of Junior goods:
send for circular No. IS NEWARK EN-
pLEh CO.. Room $40. 800 Broad ~.
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DAvrTNG.
Berry's Dancing School

THE DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCING
At 406 Broad ST.. opposite Lackawanna
STATEN. Beginners class Monday evenings
advanced class Friday evenings; all ths
sons. Tango reception Friday evening. Oct.
Tel 31ao r p.
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LOOKING for good. cheap propoSitiong
Here's one-family house, all improve
ments except heat; lot 5012sS; beautifully
raise Chickens $500: think II over, then
call quick. VIM KRAEMER. s5T Broad,
Newark.
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BEAUTIFUL home in Orange; suitable for a
DOCTOR can be bought at a right price, or
will exchange for smaller house or farm. Adj
dress QUICK, Box ~, star Office.
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LOOK CLAREMoNT Av.-Six-room house
and barn: on plot, io0x100; fine fruit trees
and shrubLery; high ground: Tor a, 600: at
tractive terms, w ]. EGAN. 1888 Market
st.
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sessments; Streets improved: easy terms;
twelve minutes to Broad and Market; On
Hawthorne av. trolley. now being con-
structed and passing through property; fif-
teen minutes by Broad. Clinton or Summer
car lines; churches. schools. stores adjoin
this property; come out today; take Broad,
Clinton or Summer cars to Osborne terrace,
walk south TO Hawthorne, av; agents on
property; send for map. FRANK La
SHIELDS, AZ Union Bldg
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FIFTEEN-RooM house; rent s432; price
81. 400. Twenty-roon house. with store;
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 90 Day St,
Orange.
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FARMS FOR SALE

SOUTH JERSEY FARHds-Fiye acres good
land, $500; can be paid monthly at the
rate of IS; choice land for raising fruit.
healthful climate; nearby town: half mile
from railroad station; prosperous locality.
good roads, pure water. Call cHAs. GEESE.
142 Market st.
FARMS. country homes. gcntlemen's estates.
New Jersey New York. Long Island and
Connecticut. Country Department. LOUIS
HLES1NGER, INC, Essex BUILDING.
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$50 CA SH
JI0NTHLY


WHAT am l offered for three lots. Mt.
Prospect av., corner John. Bellevilie.
N j.? w. J. EGAN ISIS Market 81.
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LOANS & MORTGAGES

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
law Offices of WILLIAM HARRIS Ma.
tionai state Bank building. $40 Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

STRAIGHTEN your crooked buildings
floors, roofs or walls. CLYNES CO.,
shorers ana house movers, % Clinton st.
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TO LET-Top noor. with heat. IN HooksnjOs
building, sSi Broad St; suitable FOR photo
graph gallery. architect. ahowrooma ofiees
or light manufacturing; possession immedi-
ato. Inquire HOgBENJOs Co, s29 Broad
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81 600 BUYS fine corner property Ia Mont
clair; business property, for sale or ex-
for sale in California. KANE, 81 Chestnut
ST., West Orange.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

~ w AzA<A<14NO O III Liz
Az. 254a--Twelve rooms; all I'm
provements; steam heat and laundry. In
quire 10 garage, I75 Ridge st.
CLINTON Az. No. 76-Fourteen rooms.
bathrooms Inquire sTOUTENBURGH &
CO., 1oI-s05 Broad st.
COTTAGE ST.. 2-EIeven rooms, bath, i'm
provements suitable furnished rooms or
boarding.
CHESTER Az. 1s0-six rooms and bath:
all improvements perfect condition; best
neighborhood; SO. A. F. EGGERS. Al Hell
Ter parkway.
FOR RENT-Up- to-date 14-room house, all
improvements. choice restricted neighbor
hood, one minute from Brick Church sta
ton, Lackawanna r. r., East Orange: $50
per month. GEO. E. RUSSELL Firsmsn's
building: tel 1927 Market.
FOUR rooms and bath; all improvements.
3l5 Elm ~, city.
FOR RENT-601 North Seventh st: model
three-f amily house; rooms floor; all
improvements, including electricity and gas.
Inquire GA SIKH 81.
IRVING ST. 69--six rooms and bath; i'm
mediate possession; rent so per month.
T. NJ. SMITH, Joralemon Agency. "A Graf
ton az.
MADISON Sv.. 372-House Of seven rooms:
water. gas, furnace. Inquire IL Elizabeth
Rv.; rent SIS
SUMNER Az, near Bloomfield av., with alley
on rear; dwelling and stable; lot 33xi25.
SAMUEL +. CAIRNS 494 Broad ST.
FREMONT TERRACE. As. IrTington-Two-
family house to let, 40 rooms gas. city
water. washtubs. extra lot 20 use; can keep
poultry.
WE SPECIALIZE on collections and the
entire management Of property. Are YOU
having trouble with your tenants? Gail 10
see us; established 1869. JOHN ". JORAL-
EMON AGENCY a Grafton, cor. Washing
ton az.
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NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1O5 Hal
sey st.-Bookkeeping. shorthand. stenotypy.
secretarfal; day and evening; special speed
classes evenings for employed stenographers.
l. l.. CALVERT, MYRA j.. WINNER.
President. Vice-Presdent.
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BROAD sr.. zs4. opposite Orange st.
Largo store, warehouse and stable, with
rear entrance 70 Bridge St; rent very reason-
able viii rent store separately. Inquire
UNION BUILDING CO, Room all linton
building.
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ORANGE

REAL ESTATE IN THE ORANGES
Over 1000 houses Tor sale. rent and ex-
change; flats and h.gh-class apartments to
let. 300 farms, all prices. some Of the best
in the State; stores, business OF all kinds
for sale.
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FOR BUSINESS PUR-
POSES TO LET

FOR BUSINESS PUR-
POSES TO LET
=-~-@-~z57-e~~1S
TO LBr-Top noor, with heat IN HocksnjoE
building s3i Broad St. suitable FOR photo
graph gallery, architect Hhowrooma. Offices
or light nanufs curing; possession irnnedi-
ato. Inquire HOEBENJOs Co, 500 Broad
81
BROAD sr.. zs4. opposite Orange St
Large store, warehouse and stable, with
rear entrance 10 Bridge St; rent very reason
able. VIII rent store separately. Inquire
building.
FOUR-sToRY building and on.-story building:
good for storage or Light manufacturing. viii
alter to suit tenant reasonable rental; corner
Inquire ELM PALLANr CO. 800 Broad
St; suite 500
CENTRAL Ay., 400; near First st.
business location; suitable for any business.
Inquire Ellis & PALLANT CO. 800 Broad
ST. suite Joe.
MARKET ST.. 25o-Part Of moor over
scheller the jeweler; rent si5 per month;
look for the green clock. one block below
FIFTEENTH Av.. 524-Bssement. 4ox4o;
suitable for any manufacturing purpose.
LARGE show windows busiest section on
Central railway. 5z5 Central az.
STORES AND OFFICES
STORE. Verona av.. near Washington az. a
good business location; splendid opportunity
for any business Inquire premises, or J.
MECHANIC, 81 Magnolia St phone 1p02-W,
Waverly.
SPRINGFIELD Az. GEO ana 7oo-Nice.
large. light stores with three large living
rooms and bath; all modern impts,; rent
reasonable Inquire sAesfTSfis $50 Spring
field av.
sTORF1. IS Hamburg pl., and stable sor one or
two horEes;. good for any business; barber
shop preferred. J. MECHANIC, e4 Magnolia
st.
SPRINGFIELD Az, 465-store, with two
rooms, suitable for any kind OF business:
rent $40. Inquire 3oJ Littieton av.. FIRST
floor.
NORTH SIXTH ST, e1-66s-Two stores
large. light two rooms IN back; suitable
for saloon; rent $50
SPRINGFIELD Az, 57o-with three living
rooms In back. Apply EMIL UHRY, 2
K Stratford pl.
CHARLTON ST. 1S8-Large store with one
room; rent reasonable.
SPRINGFIELD AND HIGH srs.-store.
suitable for airy purpose. Inquire premises
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded l1B2.
WILSON FARRAND HEAD MASTER
T Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school. OF for business lie. Cata-
logue on request.
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b EARNY-TwO fats, rent ioe ZOO Chest
nut ct, keany.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE
OR TOILET

NORTH MUM Av., 67-7e-F Fourteen rooms,
two bathroonr; new two-famlly houses:
open for inspection daily: Sunday afternoons.
rs. Inquire on premises. or e. W Nc
noNouGH, 2oI Market ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-31

DANCING LESSONS. morning. afternoon,
evening; latest tango. hesitation. Boston.
one-step waltz, two-step. NJ. c. RICH
ARDS, Iroquois building. 209 Washington
st. Hallowe en- reception Saturday.
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GEO. o. VAN ORDEN,
City Hall Real Estate Exchange,
20 Day st.. Orange.
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wATcHMAKERs.

WATCHES cleaned TIC: best mainspring.
75c; all work guaranteed . years POLL
Mrp ooS MARKET OF
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4 ROOMS AND BATH

In one OF the best
Apartment houses in
the city; high class
residential section. 100
feet from trolley, 10
minutes from Broad
and Market: steam
heat. hardwood floors:
jhnitor service; every
thing the very new
est. house built only
short time: few apart
ments vacant. see this
place before renting.
100 Second av. Take
Mt. Prospect az. car.
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DELAvAN Av., cor. Sesbury St; two short
blocks east Washington sv- trolley; near
railroad station six rooms separate en-
trance; all improvements; large Hight rooms;
tii both Hoors Phone ets Branch Brook
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET

ELM ST. Large room also two roous a,
sleeping or light housekeeping
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FULTON ST. 47-Large. double and sipgl.
rooms; running bot and cold water. "a,
tubes; board n desired.
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ARTISTIC SIGNS show cards and lettering
BY. JAR-VE SIGNS. successor to Ben-a-
Tar. 7s5 Broad. near Market: phone 5000
Market
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yAILsBUR6
vAusBURG SECTToS-To let uppes End
lower apartment two-fsmily house, seven
rooms; ali lrnpts.; separate entrance and
steam heated; electric and gas newly deco
rated. front porch nne location, near
school; one block from South Orange Rv.
Inquire ". r ATTERBURT, 54o Hslsey u.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
Villas Forces Divided

I5L PASp. June 2I-Dr samuel Navarro, surgeon of the constitution alist aruy subordinate to Gen. Fran cisco Villa arrived this afternoon from Ca4as Grandcs Chihuahua, via Columbus, x. NJ He says tEat Vilae forces is divided into three columns marching to attack Juarcz from as many direction United States army officers report dctach- mcnts of constitutiauaists at A c,uciou Palonas in opposition t" Sierra BIanco. Dr. Navarro asserts that Col Juan DozaI. commander of one oI Niuo'4 columns, is camping tonight ou tho north shore of Lake Iiuzmun with soc men
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28

Saratoga. once inc queen of Amcri- can spas but not SO much frcqucntcd by the heavy spcndcrs since racing was discontinued and the lid cIampcd down some years ago. will cndeavor to attract an added number of visi- tors this summer by giving q great his torica1 pageant on q scale of unusual magnificence. The spectacle will be given daily for an entire week at the end of July. Every thing of conse- qUcnce in the earlier years of Sara toga Springs every phase of the life of the last two centuries will pass in review before the visitors. Since so many of the earliest settlers came from Holland the pageant will make settle mont by the Dutch it starting point
 The costumes will be notable for if dolity to the life of the time and aril- liant coloring will lend attractivencss
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
STRATEGY IN AUTO RACING

I-p in tGc stands taou-an,Is of people watching big ~corcboard Snow that Dawson iS second And being unlN spectators. they reason that Dawson piI drive thcs, last miles tt speed he has never before dared Obviously it fs tHc young -t.r.s onI> hauee to cu D" Palma down For being al,t.t-o rlee--aors
 het don't know all csueefuiu- tA. work of tao men in thy pits tH" side If the race that the public dre- not --c
 Eut Dawson doesn't drive tHo-e list miles at a -ucad Ho never h.frr. dared for suGdeulv a flag HrTotrs-
 .S-1s" raad- SLOW Io.yn to 75 laiIos an hour"
 Sbrewd mechanical observers. zpo -yc. had d.tcoted the sf-ns of an n- eEitaAlo hrcaI.JoNtu They Knew tAaf De PaIma's car couldn't last anothor T1p. So they advised the tent station f. -i4naI with the blackboard. te check Dawson. who like Dr Paima might haze literally dtIvcn his car 10 pieces.
 And he is chcckcd in time and drives un. winning easily.
 Now that's the Wav many long races are won. It's the phase of the race that is known only hv those r.ho may bo taken into the con fidencc or tho team managers. As matter of fact, the actual driving of a c:r is about tho easiest part of the whole proposition That may sound cXaggcratcd when Eou recall tho arimy. drawn faces of men you have seen helped down from the drivers seat at tho end If some G"atE-darirG race. Eu- their work was accomplished m three hours at the most Months havc been spent in preparing for those three hour+
 Before the race. it is calculated hy thc managers of each company re- presented what average speed will be noUgh to win. Sometimes this aV- craze is changed as the race changes Perhaps tho man who is figured upor to break down carlH manages tn stay in tho race. Then the average must be raised. Otherwise il would create too great risk, letting this op- ponent get too long lead. Edward LyclI Fox in Technical World Maga- inc.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
Of Local Interest
Eafe -s J-f7-5 -.-'.k & ssf. se ea1
 S6Esls 2A--
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report for June 2-:
 Elevation If water in reservoir
 feet . -................. 152. so Contents of reservoir. acre feet. 429,537 Loss preceding v hours, acre
 feet .. .-.................. 3,G94 Elevation "f water in reservoir
 one wear ago today. feet ..... 171.5o Contents or reservoir. one year
 aEo today, acre feet .G14.%35 Normal flow salt and Verde
 rivers, at Granite Reef dam,
 AI- l. ...,......-.-. -........ 12.112 Amount of water used for irri-
 @ation, north side, NJ. L..... 53.53o Amount of water used for irri-
 "ati"n, south side. NJ. l. ..... 2S.3oS
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE
(Continued from Page Onc)

CContinued from Page one) ted to arbitration, arbitrators to be selected as follows; One man to he selected by local division No 636. one by the Phoenix Railway co of Arizona, these two ot select the third.
 Respectfully submitted, Local Division No. 636 AmaIgamatcd Association of street X. Electrical Employees of America By executive committee, CSigncO
 AIVA CEODICK.
 J F. RAYBJItN-
 C. l.. FITZSIMMONS.
 J NJ. PATTERSON.
 j. J. BELFORD.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
GETSlNGER BACK HOME

GETSINGER BACK HOME-B. w. GctsinEer of the Arizona Auction and Development company, hustler cNIl- ordinary. and member also of the union high school board is again in his of flee in Phoenix attending to his real estate business with all his old time forvor. Mir CietSinecr for the past three weeks has been on his Prescott farm enjoying the life of an agricul- turiSt in the best sense of the word.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES ISSUED
 The following is the complete list of the automobile licenses iSSpcd NcstCr- day from the office of the secretary of statc.: 24-9, J. L. IIubbcu, Gauado; 39N0, " Wilkins, Dewey: 29N1, Mas cott Copper Co.,. Dos Cahozos: 29N2. John Zueca. Tucson: 29N3, Frank !. Barry NoGalcs, 29Sl. r. R. IIorstman. Tucson. 29>5, T IT. Kelly, Douglas; 29N6. S- l.. Kenyon, Douglas; 29N1, w. C. Mcfarland. Clifton.
 WELLNIAK- LANDS NUPTIALS- \ marriage license was issued Ncstcr- day to Leo ! Wounfak and Edna M I.audis well known couple residing in Phocnix They will be married this morning at St. Mary'e church and will leave immediately after for a short N return NIr. and Mrs Wcllniak will be at homo to their friends at 1l46 East Garfield street.
 BOOTLEGGERS HELD Mike and M. X. Eardiuo. who Were arrested bN Inc right police on a charge of selling liquor without license were given a hearing before United States Conmis- ~ioner JohnStouc yesterday on u charge of 'unlINfulI\ carving on 1 retail business If selling liquor without first rayin5 the tax and license hy law re- quircd' preferred by tho United States marshal The men will be given am other hearing within a f,H days F F. Marks is the attorney for the dc- fcndants
 WANTS DAMAGES FOR COLLISI- ON-Johu < NcI'Waiuc. an emploXo of tho I-. x R :. has filed notice in tho office of the clerk of the superior court of his intention to institute d suit for damages against II. II PraN ton. The plaintiff in his complaint al- lcgee that on Jun" 25 last. hc was rid ing motorcycle on Fifth avenue going north and while he was riding on tho right side of the street the defendant who was driving an automobile ran into him and smashed the plaint,ff motorcycIo. which was valued al $26o- The plaintiff also alleges that he was injured and was unable to attend his duties The plaintiff rrays that the court grant him damages for the amount of $21" ana also the payment of a bill that the plautjff has incurred for tho hire If q machine which j. nee csSar1 in the discharge of his duties.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
DuNBAR,S WEEKLY.

I will begin the publication of a weekly newspaper in Phoenix, within the next few weeks, similar in size and style to Golfers Weekly. l shall aim to make it a statewide paper-cov- cring every industry in the stato-it will be fearless free and independent. J. Q Dunbar Advertisement. gs
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Gam. : pm. Temperature, degrees ...... 70 a1 Sensible temperature .-.... aG G6 Humidity, per cent ..--.-..- 4o 26 Wind direction .............N NJ. W " ind velocity. miles ..-... IS ttilnIAH .---...-. ....-..... Q Q Weather ..-..-... ........ Clear Clear Hi@hcst temperature ............... a4 Lowest temperature ...-.......... 6S Mean relative humidity .............. B Total rainfall ........-.......... o Deficiency in temperature yesterday. deGrees
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 1T degrees
 Accumulated deficiency in tompora- ture since January l. &o> degrees. pefieienc> in rainfall yesterday. .o1 inch
 month, O9 inch
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. .o1 inch
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
Data for Tucson.

Highest temperature Eestorday .... 9S Lowest temperature yesterday ..... 5a Rainfall vest, rdaE ........... 0
 ROBERT BRIGGS.
 section Director.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-28
BUSY WITH FORMS

BUSY WITH FORMS Tho state land commission is now busiA ngaged in making tho forms of the new leases of the school lands that are required under the statutes passed at the recent sessions Of the legislature.
 DR. LOONEY RETURNS -Dr R. x. LoonoE. srIporintcndout of public health and state registrar of vital statistics. who was in the city for few days on business has returned to his home in Prescott
 TO THE COAST BY AUTO-Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Horns of 716 North Sixth street will leave shortly for the coast hy automobile. They will make a tour of California going as far north as san Francisco
 NEW KIND OF PIPE-Thc new style of pipe being Iaid by the citl water department is Universal pipe supplied by tho Arizona Harduar.. Supply co. lis now feature is a 5"int that requires neither lead nor cauIking r is sand to be rlrtfcuIarIv lmmunc' from cIcctruvsis
 CASE IN THE NORTH-C. e. Case. surcrintcndent of public instruction. has gone to Williams for the purpose of looking into some matters connected with tn" schools in Coconino cuntv. one of tho big problems in public school circles no wis the matter of state aid to schools
 STABLER TAKING A REST-Prin- cipal \. K StabIcr of the Phoenix union high school is in Prescott for q few days taking rest from his many ac- iVities- During his absence Vice-prin- cipal Claude D. Jones is acting as sec retary to the board
 BUSINESS PICKING UP - There has been an influx of applications for licenses for chauffcrs, in the office of the secretary of state recently Yes tcrday seven more were granted, and of these three came from Ganado. away mp in Apache county, in the baiiwick of J. Lorenzo Hubbcll, senator from that county. The full list of the Ii- ccnscs issued is as follows: 5O6, H. r. Elliott Prescott; 5O7, Chas P Riggs. Benson; DOS. Royal !. Davis, Cfanado; 5"9, C A. Ballrich, Ganado: 51O, RoI- lars R. Rallrich. Canada: 511, Dan F. BirdWcU, Dos Cabczo; 512, J Evans Miller, CIarksdale; 513, Jos. H. Walt ncr, Miami.