Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

HERE FROM FtORENcE-F J | McCarty, d member of the board o1 | supervisors of Pinal county came ir
 yesterday from his home in Florence
 and will be in the city for few days.
 l NEW ClERk-Mrs. F. A Ketchum l nas been appointed as temporary clerk 1 in the |. $. Land office, to succeed | Irving Hudson, deceased Mrs. Ketch- l um will officially commence work this morning
 AUDITOR CALLAHAN OUT OF 1 TOWN-J. C. Callahan state auditor. is paying a visit to his own bailiwick, Cochise county. The act date of his return is not known
 G. A. R. ATTENTlON-C Cnn:-e ,,is55-a, | you are requested 10 attend the fun eral of Comrade A. C. Gaylord today at 10 o'clock a. m at Moore & Me Lellan's undertaking parlors. Vim. T. Smith, commander J. M F'ike Adit.
 EXTENDED TIME FOR BIDDERS On account of delay in the con- pletion of the plans for the agricui- ture and the auditorium at the uni versity the time for the submission of bids for construction has been eX tended to July 10 at 10 o'clock
 GLOBE ENGINEER-E. R. Stafford, city engineer of Globe who has been visiting in Phoenix the past four days, leaves today for his home. He brings a report of poor conditions along the Roosevelt highway. particularly the twenty mile stretch just this side of Fish creek.
 THANK M. MOORE-The board of trade has received from Editor C. I. D. Moore of the Pacific Mutual News, the cuts used in recent Arizona Edi tion.' The cuts are beautiful fine en- cravings. showing valley and city scenes and the board is very grate- full for them
 JOE M'CoNDRA. CASA GRAN DAN-Joe McCondra. who is well known in Phoenix, where he was ill the automobile business for some time, came in from the scene of hls activities at Casa Grande yesterday and declares that section is going ahead with leaps and bounds.
 VETERANS PlCNiC-The Spanish war veterans are going to hold Fourth of July picnic at Eastlake park and have already nominated Wiley F.. Jones to read the Declaration of Inde pendence. Other speakers of note will sound the clarion call, and rally the veterans and their guests to the flag, after the old and glorious custom
 PLACE OF ExAMINATiON-.At length d suitable place for holding the free university of Arizona scholarship examinations has been decided upon has been requsitioned and the exam nations will commence therein at 800 o'clock on the morning of Saturday. The scolarship. for course in the University of Arizona is open to all graduates Of the high school
 GLENDALE CARRiER-Kenneth Meaker, who. during the absence on ary of the local civil service examin- ing board. has announced tests for the position of rural route mail carrier for Glendale The examination will be held on June II, and is open only to people residing in Maricopa county. Mir. Meaker may be communicated with at tine local weather bureau
 A DRILLIN MlNER-Paul Graba- co, of Boise, Ida. accompanied by Mrs.
 ;rabaco. has arrived in this city en- route to Fl Paso where q miners drill ng contest is to be held in few days.
 ;rabaco holds the record in Idaho for drilling and yesterday he expressed confidence in his ability to show the miners Of the southwest a few tricks md turns in the sinking of diamond points into solid rock.
 DEATH OF EDGAR lVOR LEWIS Phoenix friends will regret to learn of the death in Prescott of Edgar lVor Lewis on June 1S MT Lewis was quite well known ill this city. having spent q part of two winters here. During that time he endeared himself to all who kne,s him. He was son of MT and Mrs w. J. Lewis. of Port Townsend Washington The remains were ac- companied home by his brother, Walford S Lewis.
 KEEP TO THE RIGHI-Unless the public more closely observes the law of the road with respect 10 driving on he right side and in cutting square corners at the street intersections. City Magistrate Mcbride will be obliged to name co-adiutator or
 whatever an assistant trial jurist ot his court might be called. There have been many offenders before him the past few days and while some have oeen allowed to depart with warning the majority have been called upon to gay fines ranging from three to five iol'ars
 ENFORCING SWEEPING ORDIN. ANCE-Chief of Police Brisbois has issued instructions that the new city ordinance prohibiting the sweeping of sidewalks in the business district after 6:S0 o'clock in the morning shall be strictly enforced Several arrests were made yesterday morn ing. most of the victims claiming they had not been given warning The ordinance was published the re- quired number of times and the po- ice have warned the people engaged in sweeping sidewalks mornings that the practice must cease
 MOOSE AUTOMOBILlSTS-- is aNpected that everything will be in readiness tn institute the new lodge. oval Order of Moose in Mesa on