Arizona republican., 1914-03-22
MRS. oAss RETURNs-Mrs. j.

returned last night from the smelter town, leaving her niece much i'm proved in health.
 ] MUSIC AT ST. LUKE'S-Mrs. i Franklin D. Lane and Mrs. E. Payne ! Palmer, assisted by Mrs. Torrance, gave musical afternoon at St. Luke's home on Thursday. The patients enjoyed the numbers fully and the affair was voted one of the most pleasing of the year
 1 DEATH OF FRANK BURGESS l Frank Burgess, painter who has made his home in Phoenix for some considerable time, died yesterday aftel noon. He leaves d wife and one child, besides numerous relatives in the south The remains will be cared for by the Knights of Pythias. of which he was member. Funeral arrangements will be announced later
 1 SOCIALIST MEETING-"Econo and Political Solidarity" will be the subject dicussed at tie socialist meet l ing at the Labor Temple tonight at | s o'clock. The speaker of the evening, D. w. Bechtol of Los Angeles, vice president of the Pacific district coun- cil No. l, l. B. F. w, is an active worker in the socialist and union movements and speaker of some prominence. Every body invited ! CREsSWELL RETURNS-O. N. | Cresswell. state inspector of weights 1 and measures, returned yesterday morning from his trip over the southern part of the state. Inspector Cresswel has been appointed by the national convention of weight inspectors and sealers.
 GOVERNOR TO TUCSON-Gov- ernor Hunt, with Supreme Secretary Giles of the Loyal Order of Moose, Mrs. Giles and National Director c. G. Reum as his guests, drove over land to Tucson yesterday. The party stopped at Florence for lunch. reach ing Tucson in time for supper.
 COMM SSlON ALL BACK-The members of the state tax commission fare again all back in Phoenix from the sWoop around the circle made during the last ten days for the purpose of consulting with the vari- ous county assessors. Commissioner Miller, who stayed behind a day arrived yesterday morning. On Mon day the commissioners will get back to work.
 LAID STONS-Announce- ment has been made that St. David s Mission House at Ray will be dedi- cated on Easter Sunday, by Rt. Rev erend J. ". Atwood. Episcopal bishop of Arizona Bishop Atwood few days ago laid the cornerstone for the Mission House The occasion was made one of the most interesting and impressive seen in Ray for many months.
 COYOTE HIDES Coyotes of this county suffered d decrease to registered extent of twenty-five when that number of hides was yesterday filled for bounty in the county super visor's office. At the same time the collection of hides which the super visor's office has already received this year was considerably increased THo hunters of the Wilds brought in and left the hides received yester- day. one leaving ten and the other fifteen.
 GOING TO HAYDEN-Alrs Nella hartWcll recently granted a divorcC from BYron HartWcll will leave thi:
 morning for Hayden. where she eX-
 Hects to make her home for tht ! |
 locate n Tacoma, Washington, tn,
 home of her friend. Nrs. John Graf
 sy. who has been visiting her in thi;
 city for the past two weeks. Mrs Uartwell for several years has beer
 pianist for the Resse orchestra. anC
 all instructor upon the piano. ShJ
 expects to follow her musical pro fessiou in her neW home in Hayden During her residence of more thar twenty years in Phoenix. Ms. Hart
 we'll gained q wide circle of friend.
 rho will regret to learn of her de
 termination to take up her residence elsewhere.
 AN OLD MAP-While rumma gine
 through the big bunch of stored
 junk in the elevator shaft and the
 attics of the state house recently
 Custodian Keen found an old map o1
 the United States made in 1876
 While the map shows Arizona il , shows it in such q way as to be al most unrccognizabi But thre,
 towns are shown in Arizona. Pres
 colt. Tucson and Yuma. Tucson i'
 given as the capital The Texas ant
 Pacific railroad as well as the At
 lantic and Pacific are supposed |,
 travel the state but neither have {
 station on their entire length remarkable fact about the railroad
 is that it runs about forty mile!
 north of Tucson. Phoenix is no where to he seen neither are q mum , Der of what are now populou! , towns. The map. quite curiosity ' has been hung in the ground foo
 corridor of the state house to tn,
 left of the front entrance.
 TOM TRIX in Northern Arizoni