Arizona republican., 1914-08-22
GRAHAM oFFIcER-Frank M

GRAHAM OFfiCEH-frank Mc- Bride. deputy sheriff of Graham coun- ty arrived yesterday with a prisoner for Florence He returned at once to Stafford
 IS MAKING GooD-George w. Brown, former foreman of The Repub- Los Angeles with the Brown Printing company, located at 230 South Spring street
 AD CLUB INVITES Wood, assist ant secretary of the Los Angeles Ad Club, has issued an invitation to Phoe- nix's live wire bunch to come over to the coast to take part in a Phoenix Day
 WANTS DAIRY CATTLE.-W. c. Mu:dock of Lancaster, Calif., mana ger of big ranch in the Imperial Valley, is wanting some carloads of fine dairy cattle and is sending to the Salt River Valley to find them His inquiry was posted at the board of trade yesterday.
 ON THE TRAIL OF THE ELK Game Warden Willard, who is in quest
  staff for Lakeside, where it is reported that number of elk were seen recent ly Warden Willard is making the trip along the edge of the Mogollon plateau on horseback.
 MINE SURVEY APPROvED-The | mining survey No. 3125, for the New Year. Duluth, Minnesota, California and Sullivan prospects in the Califor- nia Mining district in Cochise county, | was approved yesterday by the sur veyor general The claims belong to ! the Sullivan Copper Development | company
 HEARING MONDAY-The applica- | tion of the International Gas Com pany for a certificate of convenience and necessity and permission to is l. sue bonds for the construction of a tgas and electric plant at Nogales Icomes up for hearing before the cor poration commission next Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
 l LIGHTS FOR LOWELL.-J. S l Frazier of Lowell, Arizona, writes to I the board of trade here asking the
 loan of Phoenix's street lighting dec ] orations for the Warren district fair
 to be held September 6-7. The mat ] ter was referred to H. l.. Aller of
 the P. G. & E., who is the boards
 representative in this matter. l LONG BEACH AiDS-Long Beach 1 through its chamber of commerce is backing the Salt River valleys fight foI
 an appropriation of s50,000 out of the national park fund for the rebuilding
 of the Globe Phoenix road A .tele- gram was sent to Hon. Charles T. Bell
 asking him to aid Representative Car Hayden in this matter.
 HERE FROM YUMA-Fred I. Ingra ham, candidate for the democratic nomination for superior judge of Yuma county was a Phoenix visitor yester- day while en route from Parker to Yu- ma. He was accompanied by J. A iFlanag gan, editor of the Parker Post
 Flanagan is candidate for member o1 the legislature from Yuma county. | ANWALT IS WELL-Harry P. An walt, formerly well known figure ir
 Phoenix railroad circles has recovered from a severe operation in San Fran
 cisco. MT. Anwalt is now genera freight agent at San Francisco. H. left here to become general freigh and passenger agent of the Santa Fe al Stockton. and since then his rise has
 been rapid.
 | WINsLoW GAS HEARlNG-Th duplication of the Winslow Gas com
 pany for permission to issue stock tt
 the amount Of $60,00O was heard yes
 terday before Commissioner Jones O the corporation commission. The com pany proposes to install a gas plant a Winslow Charles M Lang of Los An l geles, who is president of the new com pany appeared before the commission lt WATER SURVEY COMMISSION l-C. C. Jacobs, chief of the field di l vision of the U. s. geological su.'ve. for Arizona. with headquarters in tn l Fleming block. has been added to tn | Howard & Reed. The committee vii compile a pamphlet giving accurat data on the water resources of tn
 Salt River valley
 { WILL OPEN STUDiO-Mss Eliza l beth Morgan Gibbons of Kentucky, vii open studio in this city October where she will offer courses in expres Al sion, dramatic art and dancing, includ 2 ing modern and folk dances. Mis- | Gibbons, who is a graduate of the Elm \ erson school of expression and tn \ University-of Missouri is now at Irol fl Springs. where she is spending tn { summer with her mother, Mrs. NJ. F S1 M. Gibbons.
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