Arizona republican., 1913-07-10

'} e1ectflcal inspector or the U Onlted States reclamation service is in the city on official business
 GONE AGAIN OSBURN-CharIes R. Osburn, of the board of control, 1 came m Tuesday evening from Flor ence and departed again yesterday 1 morning for Benson to attend to 1 business at the Industrial school at l Rcnc"n.
 WATERMELON FEED IS POST NED-The watermelon feed of the | Empire State society, which was to 1 have been held on July 10th next
 has been temporarily postponed. Fur ther announcements will be made l when the new date is arranged
 M. w. A. WATERMELON FEED- l The Modern WOodmen of America
 last evening followed their regular meeting with a watermelon feed
 which was well attended and greatly
 enjoyed. The correspondent of the ] lodge promises a complete account of
 the affair next Sunday.
 FORD ARRIVALS C. Kreigeo ! and wife, Ada, Okla; c. F. Collins and children. San Francisco; H. H. Lane, HoibrOok; Adele Ross, Prescott; J. w. Shepperd, Prescott; L. J. Court, C. NJ
 Zander. city; F. F. Strickly, Wicken- burg; O. c. Tuft, city; F. c Moore Los Angeles; A. w. Hanush Ash Fork. COOKE IN TOWN-George F. Cooke. a prominent cattleman of the
 Buckeye district and during the last sessions of the legislature one of the
 leading members in it, is paying a
 short business visit to the capital city. MT. Cooke will remain over to attend the baseball game between Phoenix anl Tempe today.
 
 the contractor who was seriously in jured two or three weeks ago when the boom of hoist struck him and broke his back, was removed from the sisters hospital yesterday to his home at S16 North First street His condition is greatly improved and he l is now able to visit with those friends who call.
 WATER RENTALS DUE-Today 1 is the last day in which city water | rentals for the month of July may | be paid without being in danger of i the user being deprived of the ser 1 vice summarily. There are several 1 hundred unpaid bills in the office of | the water superintendent and unless there is an unusual rush today, there | will be work for the man with the l turmoil wrench.
 AUTO BURNS-While searching for the leak from his Presto tank on an automobile, C. D. Messner started something which resulted in the chemical wagon of the fire de partment being called to North First avenue at 12:30 yesterday. Before r. the blaze was eXtinguished, damage | to $70O had been caused. r. There will be no more hunting for gas leaks with matches, on the part of Mir. Messner.
 BIG BAPTIST COMlNG-Rev. A. C. Deckerman, of the General Baptist as ssembly, with headquarters in Phil adelphia, but who has a residence in California because he is the mission ary in charge of the work in south ern California and Arizona, will visit Phoenix shortly and while here will |, address the general public from the pulpit of the Second Baptist church probably on Friday evening. A small fee will likely be charged for the benefit of the church.
 FENNlMORE LEAVES Harry M. Fennmore, the popular local attorney , leaves this morning for a fishing trip , through the White mountains which will end in St. Johns, the county seat of Apache where he goes to try a case Between the beginning and l more expects to catch d big batch of freshwater salmon, Colorado salmon i he calls them, but which are gen orally known as crOsswise bone suck CTS. Harry will know moro about fish by the time he has fished in this county some time.
 BASEBALL COMMITTEE MEETS At a meeting of the baseball com mittee of the board of trade held yesterday afternoon the committee was increased by adding two mem hers to it It was decided to hold another meeting at ten o'clock this morning for the purpose of going , into the various propositions about baseball that have been put up to the board. On Friday evening at four | o'clock there will be q general meet ing of the baseball fans Of the city to openly discuss the propositions and the report of the executive commit tee which will be submitted. The l general public is invited to the sec ond meeting. The committee as now I is Ed. Doyle. A. R. Cater, J c. Whitney, A. l. Williams, Arthur