Arizona republican., 1914-06-14
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TO GREENlEE COUNTY-O. N ! CresWell. state inspector of weight.
 and measures, left last night fol
 Clifton, Morenci and Metcalf on al | inspection trip.
 FROM TExAS-B. F. Booth and
 z. Booth, father and uncle of Tal
 Booth, who was shot and killed last April at Tempe, are here from Shel- 1 by county, Texas.
 l WARREN PARKER BACk-War-
 ren H. Parker, son of Frank H.
 Parker. returned yesterday from Oc- cidental college. He goes to U. c. | at Berkeley next fall
 FROM FLORENCE-Miss Alberta Colton, of Florence, is making a vis- if in Phoenix with Miss Blanche Birdno, daughter of Receiver Birdno of the U. S. land office
 HOME FROM TUCSON-Mrs. F. J. Trippel returns this morning from Tucson, where she was called five
 weeks ago by the illness of her
 daughter, Mrs. Frank E. Curley.
 STARTING IMPROVEMENT = Superintendent Vernon, of the Buck
 
 city yesterday on business pertaining to the company's rights of way and other matters. Work on the exten- sive improvements will start in the near future.
 PRECANCELllNG - Already. the Phoenix post office is providing for the winter rush of business A large block of type, carrying the words Phoenix, Arizona" to cancel 100 stamps at an Impression, was received yester- day. Large business houses will be provided with precanceled stamps. in order to save time on large blocks of
 BASS AND CAMP SITE-W. w. Bass, of Grand Canyon, Arizona. was Hi the city yesterday looking up the board of trades work in regard to the formation of a state reserved camp near the -im of the Grand canyon. He discovered that the matter had been put up to the land authorities, and that progress had i been made.
 CORRECT WEIGHTs-The shin 1 lest collection of weights ever i rEoueht to Phoenix is the set re- i celVed by the postoffice yesterday | Tor checking up the scales. After all the weights here have been standard Ized, the box of test weights will be sent around to all the postoffices md thereafter will make periodic visits all over the state
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 PATENTS RECElVED-Land and inning patents were received here -esterday for: Willard o. Hamblin. Nm. Ii. Marshall, Clara A. Loe. tavmond Cage. B. w. Vinsonhaler. Nary Christophel. Wm. E. Treloar, Anna Beauchamp, Bert Moore. W. c. lorrlson, R. A. Wormack. c. c. Me 1Wen and Clinton Lauver, F. c. Ma- hai' E. B. Tarpey, the s. F., P. X = Ky four claims, John V. Vickers. ' c. Kerr, the Arizona Marble com any, two claims, w. c. Dennev. two laims .
 SPLENDID WRITE-UP Again ( he Hyder Store de Luxe is in the This time it is the widely lrculated American Halter" of ( 'eW York. that devotes an entire age of it's June issue to a very in ( erestlng Illustrated description Of $ iyue~s unique second anniversary s elebration that occurred here in IT larch. A history of the store is | lVen' also full account of the big ' oings. Four fine illustrations ac- Y the text, showing the in Y erlor of the store, the new front le dancers on Central avenue. and s le prize-winning Stakeholder in the ( nto parade. John Hyder says that l e never realized when he planned l le affair that so much publicity S ould be given to it and to Phoenix nose unequalled winter climate Jade possible such an event iC ha