Arizona republican., 1915-09-03

ltion and meteorological examinations.
 He expects to be absent for at least 1.-two weeks.
 | DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA The Daughters of Caledonia Will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eugene Mcclure 6l West Holly street.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
 There are undeivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Weston w. Car
 penter, Ed Davis. Teresa Valdez and J. Hirsch.
 A SICK PHOENIX BOY-R- l.. 1 Bake has returned to the city from Prescott where Mrs. Bake and his son Otto are staying. The latter is quite ill. SO that MT Bake will re- | turn north in a day or two. DANCE IS POSTPONED - The dance that was to have been held in Patrick's Hall last night by the Tem pIe Building Club. an organization of the colored Masons of Phoenix, was pOstp0ned on account of the rain until tomorrow night.
 ARIZONA TEES-Hazzard, Berry X Miller. the pioneer patent agency of Los Angeles, has received by wire from Washington, notice of the issuance yesterday of patents to the following: Phoenix, John L. Clark. wheel; Nogales, John A. Adams. air valve
 RETURNED FROM NORTR-Mrs. r. W. Wells arrived yesterday from Flagstaff where she was the guest of MT and Mrs. H. c. Lockett, the past month. While there she visited the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forests and Cliff Dwellings, and attended the Snake Dance at Wachapai.
 CHIEF CLERK MEAD-Chief Clerk L. J. Mead of the Salt River project arrived yesterday. and got busy. Coming here direct from Tncompaghre Colorado, he found 1t right smart warm for a few hours, and as he says. was compelled to dis card his coat for the first time dur ing working hours this whole sum- mer.
 THEY RUN HIM OUT-Jake Mil lc- has returned from his vacation Tn the White Mountains; he came soon CT than he was expected to come anu sooner than he himself expected to come The rest of the campers m that vicinity as well as the natives deported him. He had fished stone mans Lake dry; or so nearly dry, that it was estimated that not more than four fish remained in it.
 MOTOR TO CANYON-A good sized party will leave Friday for an extended trip north. Among them will be MT. and Mrs. George A Cushing. and daughter. Lois, MT
 IInoynlTInd thelT daughters. Kathryn and Ella, and son Carl. They will stop at Pres colt. Ash Fork and Flagstaff, and during their tour will visit Mary Lake for the camping and fishing ana the Grand Canyon for it's view.
 HEALEY HELD-James J. Healey was given a preliminary examination yesterday before Justice De Souza on charges of forgery and false 1mper- sonation. The complaint was made by F. w. Moore his partner in some mining properties, who said that Healev had forged his name to deed conveying to, him Moore's in terest in the property and then rep resenting to a notary that he was Moore. Another notary testified that Healey had called upon her and In her presence signed his partners $ name. Healey was held in the sum of $500. OUTBREAKS CHANGE PLACE OF WORSHIP-Owing to the fact that the day school of Seventh Day Ad- ventists begins soon, making 1t lm- possible to use the room for church nurDoses. the Grace Evangelical | Lutheran congregation, which has been worshipping at Tenth ana Pierce streets, will hereafter hold | service in Knights of Pythias Hall | above Donofrio's, on East Washing ton street. Bible school at 9:45 a. nj. | Morning worshipp at II. No evening | service until further notice. All | members and friends of the parish | kindly note this change of place of worship. A NOT THE SOLE OWNER-In a 1 statement printed in-The Republican yesterday morning regarding the of Perry M. Williams il was rather jocosely mentioned that | he was ''the owner of Maricopa." As | a matter of fact, though MT. Williams 1 has been a resident of Maricopa ever | since H. R. Patrick began the con- struction of the Grand Canyon, and | though he is the owner of much val l uable property in the Salt River l Valley north of Phoenix, MT. Will l jams does not own much of Maricopa. | There are several property owners | there and among the heaviest and | one of the oldest in point of own ership is J. V. Edwards.