Arizona republican., 1914-04-24
MRS. WOLF REruRNINc-Mrs

MRS. WOLF RETURNING-Mrs. Leonard Wolf. who has been visiting relatives for several days in Los An geles, will return to her home in this city this morning
 GUILD ELECTIoN-The Guild of Trinity Pro- Cathedral will hold it's an- nual election of officers this evening. A full attendance of the members is much desired.
 BORN STERDAY-There was born to Mir and Mrs. l.. L. Young daughter yesterday. Mir. and Mrs
 Young are visiting Mrs. Youngs parents. MT and Mrs. R. Wilson of 1903 North Central Avenue.
 DEATH OF AN lNFANT-John Elwood Gray, infant son of MT. and Mrs. H. J. Gray of 339 East Port land street, died yesterday. The noon at 30 from Mohn, Driscoll & Maus chapel, 311 North First Ave nue. Rev. H. M. Campbell will of ficate Interment will be in Green wood cemetery
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR VEYS-The surveyor general has ap- proved Mineral Survey No 3096, Lone Star lode mining claim, owned by the Consolidated Holding & Trust Co. and John C. Greenway; also Mineral Sur vey No S106, embracing the David Ha- rum, Interloper Virginian and Taft Lade mining claims, owner by w. A. Davidson. These claims are all located in the Pioneer Mining district, Pnal county. Arizona.
 A BIG DAY IN GLENDALE-The laying of the corner stone of the First
 Baptist church will take place next
 Sunday afternoon at 800 P. M. Ar
 engagements have been made for a most helpful and interesting service. Short addresses will be delivered by Rev T. F. McCourtney, state secretary of the
 Baptist work and Rev. J. Harvey Deere D. D.. pastor of the Phoenix Baptist church. Special music will also be
 procided. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all
 IGNORE GARBAGE RULES Vanino Marez and Manuel Inclan were before Magistrate Mcbride yes terday ons charges of violating the city garbage ordinances The arrests were made by Sanitary Officer Bert O. Brown, who acting under orders of Health Officer Godfrey is prose cutting a vigorous campaign for d cleaner city and a stricter observ- ance of the health ordinances and regulations
 ARIZONA DAY TICKETS Tickets may be secured to the Arizona day
 banquet at the Adams this evening from the committee. It will be neces- sary to limit the sale to noon, as
 the caterers must know by that time how many to provide for Tickets
 may be had from C. A. Stauffer. H. R. Tritle, J. C. Adams, H. D. Mar shall. Jr., Lloyd B. Christy, J. J. Sweeney. W. A. Mouer, D. F. John son. J. J. Birdno. A. A Betts, Ar thur Luhrs.
 COYOTE LOOSE-Rex, the fire house coyote. slipped his leash or was released. by some mischief maker early yesterday morning and an hour later reports began coming in to the police station that chicken houses were being raided in various parts of the city. Members of the fire department started out in pur- suit and encountered a young man bringing Rex back home at the end of a string. A setting hen and some perfectly ripe eggs weren't worth thirty cents after Rex finished with them.
 SCHOOL EXPERT TALkS-Dr. J. C. Muerman, in charge of the depart ment of rural schools for the United States department of education, who is in this section of the country at this time delivering addresses, will speak at the Osborn district school tonight at 1:30 o'clock, upon a topic of interest connected with the present day school problem. The members of the board of the Creighton and Madison districts have been invited to attend the ses- sion as well as any parent and visitor interested in the cause of education in the county.
 EARL GARROUTTE, will you please communicate with Bill Haines. Box L Tucson Citizen, Tucson, Arizona, at once? dn FISHING TACKLE Pinnev S-