Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-26

NEW NOTARY-A notarial com
mission was issued yesterday by the
secretary of state to w. A. Brooke,
of Douglas.
OFF IN A FORD-R A. Tuernan
and p H. Marvin will leave We'd
nesday for ar overland trip in the
Ford car of Mr.. Herman.
TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
NJ. ard Mrs C. H. Valentine with
C. H. Jr, have gone to the White
Mountains in their Franklin car to
spend about six weeks among the
big forests of that section.
RAILROAD MEN HERE-R r..
Seeds, agent for the Rock Island rail-
way, and e. G. Mustain, of the Ell
Paso and Southwestern office at
Tucson, who have been spending the
past three weeks at Mesa looking
over the cantaloupe situation, were
in Phoenix yesterday.
FUNERAL OF MRS BARTLEY-
The funeral of Mrs. Harry BARLEY,
who died at Scottsdale on Wednes-
day will take place at o'clock this
afternoon at the chapel of Merry
man & Hayt The remains will be
sent for interment to Berkey, Ohio,
the former home of Mrs. BARLEY.
COTTON lNQUIRY-To those who
believe in not planting very much
cotton, SOS to keep the market, Har-
ry Welch shows a letter received
yesterday from Lehman, Stern and
Company. of New orleans, in which
a vigorous request is made for the
names of local agents. so that the
brokers may get some of the fine
Salt River valley product.
POSTPONE CONFERENCE.-THE
meeting of the transportation COM
mittee of the Farmers Union, held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of considering certain proposed re-
auctions in rates on hay and grain
from the valley to the northern part
of the state, it was decided to post
pone action until further investiga
ton could be made. Another con-
ference will be held this week
MAKING THE HONEST DOLLAR
The feature of the recent Rotary
club luncheon was a discussion by
number of the prominent members of
the organization in which the ex
perience of How | made my first
honest dollar" was given. When the
meeting was about to break up Mr..
Trincano invited the whole member
ship of the club to attend a multi
gan" which he will give on Friday
evening next at a place to be an
nOunced later.
NEGLECT OF cHILDREN-Wil-
liam T Ward was brought up be-
fore Judge Parker's court yesterday,
at the instance of Probation Officer
Canning, charged with the neglect Of
his three children. Ward was up
before the courts some time ago in
this case and was ordered to con-
tribute toward the support of his
children. This order. however, it is
alleged, he failed TO keep. The case
was held over to go to the superior
court.
SPANISH AMERICAN PlcNic-A
picnic will take place today at
Lambeye's ranch southwest of the
city. under the auspices of Lodge No.
Q of the Spanish American Alliance.
Ii is roughly estimated that there
will be an attendance of not less
than 500 persons. All arrangements
have been made for good time The
members OF the committee on ar
engagements are A. R Redondo, T..
A.'viZu, c. Miranda, +. r. Rodriguez
and |. Bracamonte.
BURcH FOR CONSTABLE
Hazelton w. Burch, assistant super
intendent of city streets, in charge
of the zanjeros and the city irriga-
ton, yesterday announced his cand
dacy at the primaries for the nom
ination for constable for the east
precinct of Phoenix He will enter
the fight for the office with clean
record of good service to the city
during the five years he has held
his present position That he will
make a most energetic campaign of
the east precinct is conceded by
those who know him. He will prob
ably file his petition within few
days and thereafter inaugurate a
most active campaign.
DEATH OF FLOYD STROUD
| Floyd Stroud, eldest son of Mrs. Ell
eanor NJ. Stroud. of 403 East Monroe
street, died last Thursday morning
| at San Francisco, where he had been
| residing for several years. The
| cause of death was pneumonia. The
| body is enroute to Phoenix for bur-
| ial and on its arrival funeral ar
| engagements will be announced. En-
nest Stroud, a younger brother, who
| is engaged in mining in Nevada,
arrived in the city yesterday morn
! ing Floyd Stroud was about thirty
| years of age. He will be remem-
| bered by those residents of Phoenix
| who lived here twenty years ago as