Arizona republican., 1914-10-24


 w. Harris, adjutant general, leaves today for Yuma on business con- | rected with the Arizona National
 Guard. From Yuma he will make a l short trip to California.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs = | There are undelivered telegrams at the ] Western Union Telegraph offices for
 the following: H. J. Rubichaux, w. F. | Hager Jr., R. K. Minson and P L. Cum | mins.
 i NEW POWER RATES-The Pres colt Gas and Electric company yes ! terday filed application with the cor /! poration commission for approval of a new schedule of power rates for Prescott The new rates are prac- | tically the same as those in effect l in this city.
 PURE WATER HERE-The Ma l tional Pure Water compay of Kansas ! City is going to try to eliminate the | Impurities in Salt River valley water. To try their methods on some of the moisture raised" in the valley, they are sending for samples of both the
 
 Hams is supplying the water.
 SlLO BLOWN TODAY-Dr. J. c. Norton, who has been some time con- structing a silo for his cattle-f feeding problems on the Norton dairy, north of the fair grounds, will blow the in strument in today. All people inter ested in the operation of this store fa , come to visit the plant at any time during the day and watch it in opera tion.
 SHORT LIVED HAPPINESS - Alleging drunkenness and non-sup- port on the part of her husband. Cornelius J. Willis, Minnie A. Willis is seeking a dissolution of the mar riage bonds, in the superior court. The parties have been married but four weeks, during which time plain tiff complains that her husband has made no effort toward her support, having contributed but $2 for the maintenance of herself and her two children. Willis, she claims, has been in a state of drunkenness ever since the marriage, and the example to her children is perniciOuS QUINN HERE WITH HORSES - J. P. Quinn, superintendent of the I. l L. Borden stables of San Francisco, | arrived here yesterday morning with a string of four of the most promising horses from the coast. He brought Abalona, a California circuit favor | ite, with a mark of 2:0SH, already entered in the 2:09, 2:07 and free | for-all trots; Baby Doll, an excep- l tionally pleasing mare, with record 1 of 2:10A, entered in the :12 trot, and
 Alto Bernardo, a promising Swear -old, | already having a mark of 2:09, enter ed in the 3-year-old pacing event | These horses are being stabled at the 1 fair grounds and will be driven by ! MT Quinn in their respective events l ABOUT TREE TRIMMING Street ! Commissioner Parker calls attention | of all citizens to the fact that all trees along the streets outside the property l lines belong to the city and are un- | der the care of the city horticulturist l When it appears that trees upon any
 street require trimming, the citizens l are not permitted to do this trimming l but should communicate with the of 1 flee of the street commissioner, who
 will investigate and see that necessary 1 work of this character is attended to The city cannot engage in carrying
 away brush from trees trimmed with in property lines, and such brust
 should not be placed alongside the streets, but should either be burned
 or removed by the owner of the prop
 erty.