Arizona republican., 1915-03-23
TO BUY QICIAPHQNES


 board Of control yesterday accepted tkc bid of the McNeil company fer two dictaphones for the use of the lcorporation commission.
 BOOTLEGGERS PLEAD GUILTY- BlanCo and AcoSta, the two men arrest ed Saturday and Sunday. charged with bootlegsing. plead guilty when ar raigned before Justice of the Peace Parker yesterday. Bond was fixed at $500 each, being unable to furnish it, they were remanded to the county jail. GOOD ROADS ASSN. GROWING Jerome has joined the Arizona Good Roads Association with v members and Wickenburg has followed with 20. This is the good news that came to the chamber of commerce yes terJay All of which shows that the association is growing like-well like Phoenix
 l A SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE There will be no dearth of can school board Voters will have wide range of choice. The friends of A. A. Betts announced last night that they had secured his consent to become candidate at the e,ection which will be held next Saturday.
 SECOND VISIT TO VALLEY MT. and Mrs. T. G. Mclean of An oka, Minn.. who have been spend
 ing the last few days in Phoenix as the guest of their niece. Mrs. R. E. Swarthout of East Culver street. are more than pleased with the val | ley Mir Mclean is a prominent politician in Minnesota. having. been mayor of Anoka for three terms. and a member of the state legislature. MOOSE DANCE-The eighth of the series of social dances under the auspices of the Moose Lodge will be given this evening at Moose ! Home. A most pleasing program has been prepared and everybody is assured of good time. Besse's or
 ohestra will furnish the music and ! there will be an added feature that i will not be announced until after 1 the grand march.
 MIR. GETSINGER A CANDIDATE 1 E. w. Getsinger last night announced his candidacy for reelection to the Cn- i ion High School board He had delayed i his decision until announcement was
 made by Eugene Brady O'Neill yester
 day that on account of illness he would not seek reelection. Mir Getsinger states that he will not enter a vigorous
 contest for the position but will rest | upon his record of the last three years. | .ats hoe int i,, | school work for several years as d
 teacher in d high school and for seven years in college work
 C o MMITTEE MEETINGS - The joint-conference committee will meet
 on Wednesday afternoon, the 24th at , o'clock at the chamber of commerce to complete plans for the celebra = tion at the dam on the fifteenth of April. The invitation committee will
 meet today at 4 o'clock to prepare
 a list of the lucky notabes who are
 to receive bids to the big show at Roosevelt A special committee of farmers from Glendale will foregather
 with some of the officers of the chamber of commerce at the head =
 quarters Tuesday at 3 D. m. This last meeting will be open to all those interested in the problems of produce marketing
 ARE SELLING SOME CATTLE Through the Arizona Livestock Com mission Company yesterday there
 were consummated two deals of inn l rortance. James Mckay, who has large ranching interests north of Ash Fork. bought 56 fine cattle of the George Day herd and will take
 them north where they will be partly ranged and partly pastured. Johu $. Sanger, for eastern parties bought 102 head of fine white-faced Here lords of the Levi Young herd. They Twill be taken to the Garden of Allah ard placed upon the grazing lands in that section. A. J. Moore of the Arizona Live Stock Commission Company stated last evening that |tthere is now an excellent market for first-class cattle. much more oi lIa demand. in fact than there seem. to ba clIpnlx-