Arizona republican., 1915-08-14


 TO THE COAST-Mrs F. l.. Ban ta. assistant secretary to the cor poration commission, leaves this evening for vacation at Long Beach, Cal.
 VISITING SISTER - w. M. Me Donald, state attorney of Gregory, & D., is visiting his sister, Mrs. N. F. Dougherty, at 1505 West Pierce street, on his way home from the expositions at San Francisco and San Diego.
 U. S. R. S. HALF HOLIDAYS The half holidays of the clerks of the reclamation service will be re- stunned today after a suspension of that arrangement on orders from Denver which has become the head quarters for the service in the southwest.
 MINIMUM RATE REDUCED-The corporation commission yesterday au- thorized the reduction of the minimum weight on shipments of cantaloupes, car load. from 24.OOO to 10000 lbs. The reduction will affect shipments from Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa and other points in the valley.
 THOMPSON LEAVES-City Wat CT and Street Superintendent V. A. Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. Thompson and their two children. left last evening for the coast, trav- e ing overland They expect to take in Los Angeles. san Diego and san Francisco before returning.
 CLUB INCORPORATES The IIassayampa Club of Phoenix. Ari- l ,f fal1r n which filed it's papers of incorpora- ton with the county recorder yes terday The incorporators are J. r. Hess, Elmer Warren. Charles Evans, David Griffen and H. L. West The | capital stock is given as 5000 with par value of $500 per share. SIDEWALK RIDERS The po- lice are very active just now ir bringing in violators of the city or dinance prohibiting riding bicycles on the sidewalks. Recently there i have been several prosecutions and in several instances young boys | have been obliged to leave their bicycles as a guarantee that the small fines imposed would be paid. 1 GOING TO COAST-Miss Marga- ret Anderson, stenographer for City Manager Craig and City Clerk Tho mas, left last evening for Los An geles, where she will join her par ents who have been there several weeks. Miss Anderson will be ab sent about two weeks during which time she will visit San Diego. and | san Francisco besides taking in the various beach resorts.
 THE CAMERON CONTEST-The taking of testimony in the contest Uf the mining claims of Ralph H. Cam eron in the Grand Canyon National Monument was continued yesterday | by Receiver Birdno in the United States court room. The chief wit ness of the day was MT. Ferguson of the United States geological sur vey regarding the character of the claims as to being mineral ground
 BIRTH OF A BABE-Word was received in the city yesterday of the birth at Portland, oregon, on Thurs day. of a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Dean Collins. Mrs. Collins was for merly Miss Julia Mosher daughter of Mrs. Hattie L. Kosher and niece of w B. Lount. MT. and Mrs. Col lins were married here more than a year ago. MT. Collins is a special writer on the Portland Oregonion. As a writer of poetry his work has attracted favorable attention in the northwest.
 RETURN OF MARSHAL DILLON United States Marshal Dillon re- turned yesterday from Chicago, where he took Anton Martino- vich, whose activities in recruiting for the European war attracted the attention of the federal authorities. Mir. Dillon turned him over to the | United States marshal for the nor tnern district of Illinois, who is en- gagged in making a collection of for eign recruiting officers. While in Chicago MT. Dillon visited the scene of the Eastland disaster. The yes sel was still lying on it's side and notwithstanding reports that nearly all of the passengers on the boat when it turned over had been ac
 counted for it was expected that many bodies would be found in the 1 wreck.