Arizona republican., 1914-12-09

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 of the American Mining Congress here l FROM TIMBER SALES The
 state land commission yesterday
 turned over an additional payment
 of 5000 from the sale of timber on university sections in the northern
 part of the state. To date over $60,0O0 has been received by the | state from this source
 BILL BRADLEY IN BAD-Bill Brad ley merchants patrolman, was so
 busy scanning the horizon night before l last that he failed to notice the new
 traffic pedestal at Center and Adams | streets He rode his bicycle right into ], the inanimate officer, inflicting minor | damage upon bis wheel and lacerating | his own dignity considerably. The traf- 1 fife sign was none the worse for the en- counter.
 ALL STATES SOCIETY MEETING
 IA special meeting of the All States society has been called for tonight in 1 the office ofJudge P. P. Parker, 203 North Center street, under the Del Key l hotel. The officers and committees
 especially are requested to meet at that time. as there is much business of inn portance connected with the recent | "Ali States Day" at the state fair to be | transacted.
 M'MURTRY FEELS GOOD-C. O. McMurtry, the well known local auc- | tioneer, feels pretty good and says that l the time immediately ahead will beat | anything in the good times line that 1 Phoenix has experienced in her whole history Recently C. O. NJ. conducted 1 a successful auction for rancher Camp 1 bell, who lives ten miles northwest of | Phoenix, where cattle of all sorts and | horses brought top notch prices. Camp | bell and c. o. NJ. are both pleased. MEDICAL MEN MEET-At the an- I nual meeting of the MaricOpa County ! Medical society, held Monday evening, 1 these officers were elected for the en- suing year: Dr. Edward s. Godfrey,
 Jr president; Dr. H. F. Harbridge, 1 vice. president; Dr Warner w. Wat 1 censor for three years. The annual ] banquet of the society will be held on I the evening of the first Monday in January, at which time the newly el ected officers will take office.
 l U. S. CIVIL SERVICE ExAMiNA- 1 TlONS-The United States civil ser vice commission will again announce
 an examination for the position of ele- | vator conductor in the custodian ser
 vice in this city for February E. 1915. There has been difficulty in securing a sufficient number of applicants for | this position and therefore all quali- | fled persons are urged to enter the ex 1 animation. Application blanks and l further information may be obtained | from the local secretary of the board of civil service examiners at room- 260, | the postoffice, in this city
 $10O WORTH OF SHOES NEEDED 1 NOW-One hundred dollars worth of
 shoes for little children are needed now 1 by the school board in order that the
 poor little folks can continue in school. 1 Subscriptions will be received by Su- perintendent John D. Loper at his of | flee in the Monroe school building any | time during office hours. The need is i immediate. The state is required to ed-
 ucate the young but it cannot do it's real duty to them unless they can come
 to the schools provided. MT. Loper is very anxious that shoes be provided | for the children. Subscribe today.
 FUNERAL OF JOHN LEWlS-John ; Lewis is dead. This may not convey very much to the ordinary person ex- cept the passing away of another man | 1f Dbnarty Nhan tho further explanatory statement that the blind man who sold papers and pencils outside the postoffice is dead, is made. immediately a wave of sym pathy goes out for the poor fellow who
 was so cheerful in the face of adver- sity Lewis lad been resident of
 Phoenix but a little more than two months. He suffered stroke of paral- ysis a few days ago and died early yesterday morning at his home near
 Scottsdale. The remains are in charge
 of Mohn, Driscoll & Muas, and the
 funeral will take place from their par
 lOrs at 311 North First avenue, this
 morning at 10 o'clock. Elder c. D. w
 Williams of the Seventh Day Advent : ists officiating. Interment will be
 made at Greenwood cemetery
 7 SOME SILVER BULLlON-Sixteer ; thousand ounces of silver bullion , worth $S000 cash, are reposing in the shape of several pigs in the window oi 1 the Arizona Securities & Investment !, company. thereby creating much com ment among the visitors to this cit! , at this time. The silver comes iron the Cerro de Plata (mountain of silver mine in the Magdalena district of thu , state of Sonora, Mexico, which is own 7 cd by two Arizona boys. the Holt broth , CTS. It represents the work of the 30 ton cyanide plant for thirty days. Sucl
 a display is unusual in this section
 although in Mexico the Wells Farg, f company often handle more bulliol 2 than that at single shipment It i : stated on good authority that tn f young men can mine under norma
 conditions with profit of $5,00O pc r month in the Cerro de Plata, which i
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