Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-14


prepared by that paper.
FARMERS AND sTOCKMEN-The
Stockmln and Farmer will run a group
picture, of the members of the commit
tees of agriculture and irrigation and
stock raising of the house and senate
in a coming issue if the busy members
can find time to get a group picture
taken.
FATHER GERAND HERE In
printing the list of visiting clergymen
during the dedication ceremonies, The
Republican failed to mention Rev.
Father Ed Gerand, former pastor of the
local church He is now located in Sill
Yer City, New Mexico and is enjoying
excellent health despite his advanced
age
HATCH DUCK EGGS AT YUMA
Mike Harmon, sergeant at arms OF the
senate has made arrangements with
Joe Prochaska to take the duck eggs
mentioned in yesterdays Republican
to Yuma where he will hatch them in
a special incubator which Mike re-
ceived in a trade with Chairman Harms
| of the senate agricultural committee.
BLUE BOOK PROGRESSING NICE
LY-The Republican Job department
has completed the works of putting into
| type the biographical sketches of the
| entire legislature. 10 Corners, who is
preparing the second volume of the
| book reports that he has pictures of the
| complete membership in the hands Of
the engraver and hopes to have the
book ready for delivery before the end
of the session.
| PIANO RECITAl-One of the most
delightful recitals of this season was
heard at the Arizona School of Music
by a very large crowd Saturday after
noon at $3.50 it was given by the pupils
of Claude Gotthelf. Maude Pratt Cate
and Daisy Motley of the piano depart
ment Mary Edna Styles of the ex
| preston department and Frank Lloyd
| Stuchal of the violin department.
PUBLIC TOlLETS-The city man.
| ager yesterday announced that City
Building INSPECTOR Mann was busily
| engaged in drafting plans for twl
public toilets to be located upon the
city hall plaza, one upon the east
| side for women. and another upon
tie west side for men. These plans
and an estimate of their cost will
be submitted to the commission for
| approval at an early date.
REGISTRATION are still
a few days of the supplemental reg
| istration preceding the primary cleo
| ton. All whose names do not APP
| pear upon the register will not be
eligible to vote at the primary. Those
! who We're registered for the No
vember election are eligible to vate
| There will be short extension OF
the supplemental registration period
subsequent to the primary election.
VISiTlN THE BRADLEYS-
Thomas Koran and his sister in-law
| Mrs. La Pointe, of Chicago, are the
guests for few days of Mr.. and
Mrs. William p Bradley, of S18 North
Sixth street The visitors are or
their way to the coast where they
| Francisco expostions. This is theil
first visit to the Salt River valley
and they express themselves as sur
prsed and pleased with what they
have seen in the few days since
their arrival
ANOTHER CACHE OF ROBES
The police are still in the habit of find
ing a supply of robes and auto aces
SORES every time they investigate the
capitol grounds. Yesterday an Officer
while rambling through the shrubbery
ajacent to the building, found severa
robes and a kit of carpenter tools.
number of the old supply found severa
nights ago, are still on hand. Chic
: Brawner is anxious to get rid of then
. and requests that auto owners who
have missed any of the equipment o.
their cars, call at headquarters ant
identify their property.
THEY LIKE PHOENix-Mrs NJ. H
Sullivan and Mrs. A. E. Roth started
a small variety store on North Contra
avenue last fall, despite the advice o
, croakels who said they would no
make their salt. In short time the,
had such trade that they were handi
capped for want of space. This weel
they purchased the confectionery ant
fruit stand at 80 North First avenu,
and will conduct the variety store il
: conjunction. They have been wei
pleased with the business received thu.
far, and find trade better every day
The Misses Hattie and Mary Roth ar,
assisting in the store and all four ar,
l kept busy.