Arizona republican., 1914-07-02
HELD TO ANsWER-Nacho Ruiz

| regular weekly meeting of the Phoe- nix Board of Trade scheduled for this l evening at o'clock is one of the most important meetings to be held 1 this yea and large attendance I of the directors is expected.
 TO REPLACE PLANT-An order was issued yesterday by the corpora | ton commission authorizing the Bis bee -Naco Water company to issue
 notes to the amount of $30,000. The money will be spent in replacing the
 Naco pumping plant.
 | CAN ISSUE BONDS-The corpora l tion commission yesterday granted permission to the Buckeye Irrigation company to issue bonds to the amount of $35,O00. Of this amount, $19,000 will 1 be used to refund outstanding bonds and the remainder to carry out the ex- tensive improvements now under way.
 JUDGE SAWTELLE HERE-Hon. w. H. Sawtelle, judge of the United States district court for the district of Arizona, came in yesterday from 1 Tucson on his way to Prescott to spend the Fourth. Judge Sawtelle | of the day transacting official busi- ness.
 PREPARE FOR HEARING-F. P. Woy, Of Albuquerque. valuation expert 1 for the South Side Gas & Electric con- pany, and Consulting Engineer Free man and Engineer Ferguson of the cor poration commission held a conference yesterday in preparation for the hear ing in the matter of rates for gas and electric service in Tempe and Mesa. The hearing is set for July 6.
 l RIGHT OF WAY MAP FILED- The map of the right of way, to lgether with the description of the country through which the proposed i-ailroad will run, was filed yester- day in the office of the surveyor general of the land office by the Southwestern Pacific railroad. the new line which will cut through from }Salt Lake to San Diego.
 | LING ORATOR OF THE DAY. Reese M. Ling, a member of the Phoenix lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose, has been chosen orator of the day at the annual Fourth of July celebration to be held at Stafford by the lodge there. He will leave today for that place. MT. Ling s
 ability as speaker is too well known to need any comment on what is in store for the Saffordites. DECIDES HARDFOUGHT CASE j-Judge Frank o. smith, of the su- , perior court of Yavapai county yes terday rendered decision in the case of Leila Eflinger, granting Chris Edinburgh the right to adopt the
 child The case was one that was
 hotly contested Judge A. s. Flaw
 kins appeared for Edinburgh, ant lJudge Carson for the child's father who opposed the order.
 l SUPERVISOR TO PRESCOTT-Th board of supervisors, including th' road supervisors of Districts 4 and L. M. Acuff, the road supervisor; Hugl , Dana, the road overseer of Mesa. ant 'S. J. Roach, road supervisor of tn
 west Of town, left yesterday for Pres colt to take part in the good roads con
 vention to be held on the 5th Tn
 party broke journey at Wickenbure
 where matters connected with the ney , bridge were attended to. This morn ing they will entrain for Prescott. ARTISTS WILL TREk-A lette Of inquiry was received yesterday b. Leroy Ladd, secretary to Governo Hunt, from a member of a party o artists who are planning to leav New York in September and trave overland with wagons to the Panam Pacific exposition to be held in Sal Francisco next year. The lette contained a request for a road ma Iof Arizona, and several inquiries a Ito road and climatic conditions il this state.
 BOOST ARTICLES FOR "THI EARTH" - The secretary of tn Board of Trade has been sending ou d batch of letters asking prominen s agriculturalists to contribute of thei
 knowledge and experience in raisin
 crops this yea. for the coming issue of The Earth the Santa F
 monthly agricultural boost paper.
 IL. Vandergrift, editor of the publi
 cation, will be in this section short y lly, obtaining material for a numbe of the publication that will be de ' lvoted to the Salt River valley an Arizona sections.
 BETHEL CHOIR SoclAL-Th
 Bethel choir has announced social fo A Thursday evening. July 2, on tn
 church lawn, corner Seventh street an Osborn road. There will be plenty C U ice cream, ice water, coffee and home made cake and you can rest assure . that everything will be done right an I, will be well worth your time to at tend. That is the reputation of tn [. choir It is the first organization c
 the church to have subscription t
 the new church raised of which eac = member is justly proud. Work on tn ', new church starts next week and thi 7, organization realizes that there is n - time to rest. Friends from the cit :, are always welcome to the public meet ', ings of this active little suburba - church and at this time your presenc IxrrilI hn ,at tad