Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-09-03

VI tHS ldlteIS SlSlti, MIS-. T.. T.. Stuil1
at Mesa, for a few days.
FIRST MAYOR OF DoUGLAS-M
w. Adamson, the first mayor of the
city of Douglas, was among the WISH
tors to Phoenix yesterday.
HOME FROM DENVER Miss
Lily Wilson of North Second avenue
returned home last evening after
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS =
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for: ]. R. Rankin, ]. H. Layman,
Frank Marek, Stephen A. Goodman.
kEEGAN GOES HOME-J. ]. Kee-
gan, president of the Arizona state fair
commission, left yesterday for his
home in Globe after attending the ses-
Monday ard Tuesday.
ZANJERO'S HOUSES-The recla-
nation service is now ready to receive
bids upon the specifications and plans
for the houses of the ZanjerOS of the
project. The plans are at the Water
Users building and can be seen by any
interested parties.
omAII OIAGG-1 me uepdIt
ment was called out shortly before one
o'clock this morning by a blaze at
Seventh avenue and Grant street. The
fire. which was in a small un- occupied
house, was eXtinguished before serious
damage was done. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
MONlAL-Marriage licenses
al
Preston Graham and Louise Bige-
low, both of Maricopa county; ST.
neon Herbert Rucker and Eula Lee
Smith, of Maricopa county; and to
David H. Hughes and Floy Ogletree,
both of Pima county.
LEAVES FOR lDAHO-Mrs. j.
Walter Boyd, accompanied by he:
mother. Mrs. Ella Books Sanders,
departed Tuesday evening for Ros-
WELL Idaho, where Rev. Boyd has ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Baptist
church. Mr.. Boyd preceded the ladies
t. their new home several days ago.
DOGS WANT HoMES-J. W. Can
ming. the Humane officer cannot find
dogs enough to supply the latent de-
them long on hand. He has now a
nice white and brown dog. good play
mate for boy; also a white and black
small female dog. young and particu-
larly smart and handsome.
MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED
The surveyor general has approved
mineral survey No. 1929, Ophir, Cal
ifornia, Black Prince. Black Queen,
Hayes, Eureka, Bisbee, Western
Slope, Fillmore, Lincoln, Hobo's
Dream, Iron Mask, Crown King lode
mining claims, situated in the Cali
fornia mining district and claimed by
George H. Crosby.
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN ON DUTY
Beginning next Monday, DIR. G. B.
Palmer, city school physician, will be
in attendance at the new Monroe
street school to examine children who
expect to attend the Phoenix public
schools this fall and winter His
hours for the week will be from 10
o'clock until 70 o'clock each morning.
/. LETTUCE GROWERS ATTENTION
To further foster the growing OF let
tuce in the valley on a large scale. the
Phoenix Lettuce Growers association
have called a meeting for 10 a. m. on
Saturday in the rooms of the board of
trade. The object of the meeting will
be TO complete the organizati ton and to
sign up acreage for all interested in the
growing of lettuce on an extensive
scale in the vicinity of Phoenix.
TO MAKE PHOENIX HOME
Ms. Josephine Roething. who has
been residing at 920 East Pierce
street during the summer. left this
week for San Diego, her former home
She is so well impressed with Phoe
nix that il is her intention to dis
pose of her property interests in
San Diego, and as soon as this is
accomplished. to return to Phoenix
and make her permanent home here.
W. c. T. U. MEETlNG-The Wom-
ems. Christian Temperance union will
hold the first regular fall meeting
this afternoon at the headquarters
on West Monroe street, beginning at
2:15 o'clock The topic for the aft
ernoon is "Evangelistic Work" G.
F.. Rhinehart of the state temperance
federation will address the meeting,
which will be led by Mrs. A. j. Bell
The devotional exercises will be in
charge of Mrs Jordan. Strangers
are cordially invited TO attend the
meeting
BACK FROM THE coAST-M. c.
McDougall, vice president of the Phoe-
nix National Bank, returned yesterday
from Santa Barbara and other coast
points where ne has been spending the
vacation with his family. He reports
that business men on the coast while
unavodably affected by the conditions
brought about by the European war,
are not looking for anything more than
temporary depression, and expect
that conditions will rapidly adjust
themselves. Bumper crops and the OPP
ening of the Panama canal have both
had marked effect in producing a
feeling of optimism among the coast
bankers, and with the opening oppor-
tunity for American trade with South
America tend to strengthen business
conditions at home.
MANY WOMEN WILL VOTE
Those people who think the women
OF Arizona are not going to take
part in the primary are badly mis-
taken, according to Irene Ellis Saun
Gers, who is managing 10 Corners
campaign for the legislature. WON
en- are taking a great interest in the
coming contest, and in many cases
they are better informed regarding