Arizona republican., 1915-07-29

tue iAtN Ntt HOllC tHuItH next ENdlul- day and Sunday nights will take place at Murray -Anderson's dancing hall. 322-S26 F. Washington instead If at K. r. Hall. as the tickets read.
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 AT THE FORD-Frank J. Doni- van. Cleveland; James Scott, Avon dale; Enoch Knuckle, Cane. Arizona.
 PIANO RECITAL-The piano pu- pils of MauGe Pratt Cate. including those of the summer classes. and the pupils of Miss Dasie Motley of the Arizona School of Music, will pre- sent recital Friday afternoon at 3 o'clook. The public is invited
 DR. FOWLER'S PROMOTION-Dr Henry Fowler a former resident of Phoenix has been elected president of the New Jersey State Dental So- ciety. Dr. Fowler will visit his brother pr. R. C. Fowler of this city early in September after visiting the EXposi ticn.
 A COMMISSION MEETING A meeting of the city commission will be held tomorrow primarily for the purpose of hearing the protests of cit izens along West Adams and West Monroe streets against the proposition to extend the paved area westward along those thoroughfares.
 HIT MUCH MUD-T F. Irvine president of the McNeil company and C. w. Fawcett. returned yesterday from a business trip to the southrn part Of the state. They report mud dy roads and a lot of rain every where they visited. as well as a lot of fish stories about the curious rain storms they met.
 MONIES REPORT-The report of A. NJ McOmie. in charge of the Uni- versity of Arizona Agricultural ex- pertinent station work in the Salt River valley was issued yesterday IL defines the work of the institution and reports exhaustively on the pro- gress made last year. The report is a very creditable piece of work.
 NOT LOWEST BID-In connec- tion with the awarding of the con tract for boiler at the state asylum it was stated recently in the Repu lican that the bid of the Charles C. Moore Engineering company of san Francisco. which was accepted was the lowest received This was in correct. The bid accepted by the board of control was the highest one submitted. and was on the merit of the equipment.
 WATER INVESTIGATION- City Engineer Girand will leave this morn ing with a force to investigate pros pective sourcet of water supply for the city. City Manager Craig may ac company the party The first pros pect visited will be that of the Verde There have been several reports with in the last two or three years on that proposition but they have been lack ing in data. The city engineer will leave a force there to conduct surveys to determine the feasibility of bring ing the water to the city. Later the Agua Fria prospect will be investi- gated.
 ADAMS ARRIVALs-F. c. Bell. ontario Cal: Paris Gordon, Denver: l.. H. Minckler, San Francisco: w. M. Finlay. Douglas: L. s. Davis Dal- las; Ethel Clayton. Robert Kelley. Donald Clayton, Ed Earl, Philadel- phia; w. II. Small and wife, Evans vile, Ind, Charles P Webster. Pom tiac. Mich; J. W. Estell Tucson; Will A. Dunn, Bloomington H.; E. Casteur, Los Angeles: F.. G. Snow, Los Angeles: A. F. Dunnington, Den Nefs C- L. fSeckWlln, BiSDee, w. -. Crismon, Tucson; F. B. Mason. Lewis Springs; Chester A. Nelson. Here ford: A. c. McAlister Stafford; Lewis Ludd. Kingman; H. A. Gossard, Fl Paso w. J. McGuin, Denver
 COMMERCIAL GUESTS - Paul Yam Stein, New York; M. w. All worth. Los Angeles: C. A. WaAasom. Portland; A. Paul Seigel Tucuncari; New Mexico; w. w Thurdon, Los Angeles; Pearl McGilvray, Denver; Gabriel Donart, Los Angeles; Chas. F. Caradoll, Toledo; c. R. Richard son, Gila; E. Gardner, Los Angeles; M. Ross, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. l.. Flagg, Los Angeles; w. J. David son, Florence; Mrs. Arthur Flagg. and son. Kelvin; J. L. Nichols. Chi cago; F. J. Reid, Williams: w. F. Gardner Williams; J. H. Huntsman, Tucson; Ethel and Eunice White, | Pima; H. P. Marchman, city; A. l.. Kleiner. Fl Paso; oscar Gilman, Fl Paso.