Arizona republican., 1915-08-17
VULTURE's NEW CONSTABLE

VUlTURE'S NEW CONSTABLE The board of supervisors yester- day appointed w. E. DeBerry to be constable of Vulture precinct in place of Archie Middleton, who died re- gently
 INQUIRY FOR THE LOST-A let ter, Was received by the postmaster yesterday from Ella O'Shinsky, of 339 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. in quiring the whereabouts of Isaac London, who the writer says lived in Phoenix in 1893. There is a leg acy awaiting him .n Brooklyn.
 WINTER IN INDIANA-Attorney R. L. Morgan and wife returned on Saturday night from a vacation spent at their former home in Indiana. MT. Morgan said that on August there was snow at Brazil and other points in that part of the state and that one out of doors, needed an over coat to be comfortable
 VISITING RELATIVES-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Allison. of Linden, Kas.. arrived in the city yesterday on a short visit to MT. and Mrs. Fred w. Bassler. MT. Allison is a broth erin law of Mir Bassler After leaving Phoenix Mir. and Mrs. Ali son will go to Pasadena and will take in both California expositions.
 AN EXCHANGE OF BICYCLES- The sheriffs office is holding a bi- cycle for an owner. It is a Barnes wheel made by the American Cycle company. It is a black wheel and has the number 1O2. .765. It was taken by mistake from the Coliseum last Saturday night by a boy living on the other side of the river. On ar irving home he discovered his mis- take and the case was reported to the sheriff, who sent after it.
 INVITED TO COME IN-If D. H. Burtis is not getting rich as fast as he thinks he deserves in the plumbing and hardware business he doesn't have to stick to it. He has chance to make a million francs. IL came to him yesterday in a letter from the management of the Danish Colonial lottery guaranteed by the Danish government. But in spite of the solidity of the government, MT. Burtis is inclined not to invest
 PATENTS RECEIVED Home stead patents were received at the United States land office yesterday for the following: s. R. Holdeman, Bud Baldwin, Richard Quarles, Pren M. Sebring, Virgil R. McFuen, Ro- bert Q. Young, Wm. H. Renck, Wm. H. BeaZell, F. M. Davidson, James Donohue, c. M. Helm, A. L. Warfell, A. D. Rand. Richard Caywood, Abel Waisanen, c. H. Havin, Welcome A Scofield, Mary F. Scofield, Harry Tinsley, Olin Hannum. Arthur Berg mann, Jno. w. Lancaster. C. A. Gard ner Wm. Lowe. Jon. H. Jacque, Ruff fin N. Hiatt, Susie F.. Seeley, Harlan H. Martin, the heirs of Sidney F.. Doak, Ernest de la Ossa, F. T. Burch, Loren B. Gerhart, c. L. Wood, Henry Longfellow Hooker, Anna w. Block, William L. Pleasant. simon F. Franklin, Jno A. Rollins, Herman Carl Stolp, Albert Driest, Geo. D. Willis
 EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS Superintendent Higgins was amazed yesterday at the number of teach CTS who presented themselves for ex animation. He thought he had ex- amined all the teachers in the world. But there were eighteen more. The examination was held in the superior court room on account of it's more comfortable appointments. School ma'ams predominated and they were generally good looking as ali school ma'ams are not There was a trem endous scratching of heads and look ing far away and biting of pencils as the teachers pondered upon the lists of questions. The questions were not as q rule difficult though one of them was both difficult and foolish inasmuch as it did not fur nish a test of anything: What was the name of the eleventh president of the United States? The subjects yesterday were arithmetic, spelling. grammar, history and method. To- day the applicants will wrestle with reading, geography physiology and algebra.