Arizona republican., 1915-09-16
AUDITOR cALGAeHAN BACK


 AUDITOR CALLAGHAN BACK State Auditor J. c. Callaghan has returned after a trip to Salt Lake City. where he attended the con vention of state auditors, and to the expositions.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS-The Pythian Sisters will hold their first meet ing since their summer vacation, this afternoon at 2:30 sharp. After the business session there will be the regular social hour
 ROTARY BUSINESS MEETING The regular monthly business meeting of the Rotary club will be held at the Y. M C. A. tomorrow noon at 12:10. Que application for membership and other matters of business will be acted on at this meeting. The president, Dr. John Dennett, Jr., will preside.
 LAND SELECTiONS-Tw tracts of public land were filed on yesterday by State Land Commissioner w. A. Moeur. They comprise 6,400 and 2,924.99 acres. and the. filing papers specify that both tracts are to be used for paying off bonds and accrued interest for Marico- pa, Pima, Yavapai and Coconino coun- ties
 ARLINGTON BUCKEYE ROA D WORk-As soon as the money is availa ble road work will be commenced in Arlington and Buckeye. This was the announcement made yesterday by Chairman Frank Luke of the board of supervisors who with C. w. Peterson, member of the board and w. H. Car ruthers county engineer, made a recent inspection of the roads in that vicinity
 THE CONFIDENCE OF SAN lNEZ TROUT-George Mintz has returned from his vacation. He brought back with him a look Of health, a coat of tan and a collection of fish stories. One narrative relating to the catching of trout in the San Inez neighborhood where these usually shy fish are traineG to eat out of the hands of strangers MT. Mintz saw three of them caught by hand
 PROTEST YUMA TAX LEVY- Protest against the Yuma county tax levy. on the ground that it exceeds the ten per cent limit prescribed by law has been filed with the state tax commission by the Southern Pa cific railroad company. A. c. Taber of San Francisco of the tax depart ment of the road and J. C. Forrest. attorney. of this city, appeared for the railroad company. The commits sion has taken the matter under advisement.
 APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR VEYS-The surveyor general has ap- proved Survey No. 3175. St Paul, Con fidence, Black Boy, Deep Down, Key stone. Queen Lii and Gramercy lodes, situated in the Copper Mountain min- ing district, Greenlees county, Arizona, and claimed by the Heating Mines company. Also Survey No. 3205. June. May. Red Raven. Shorty and Tie Up lodes, situated in the Globe Mining dis trict, Gila county, Arizona and owned by the Warrior Copper company.
 MISS ELLIS KINDERGARTEN Miss Ellis, who has returned from her summer vacation, will begin her classes in the kindergarten and primary work Monday morning, october 4. The Kin derga rten, 429 West Monroe street, will be open every morning so that parents may enter their children Both Kin dergartens and primary classes will be limited. The primary department will be, as last year, in charge of Miss Hueneryeager Miss Ellis will be as- sisted by Miss Lois Myrtle Morrison. who is finished musician and has also a fine voice. Music will be one of the best features of the years plan of work. WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Republican office.
 Piano tuning done right. Redewills.