Arizona republican., 1915-04-16
UNpELlVERED TELEGRAMS

GIC0hAm0 There are undeliNered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mrs. Tersia Golden, Alfred H. Elliott and F. Lloyd Strong
 SOME JUDGMENT-A. W. Gregg. the architect. was yesterday given judgment in superior court for $13. 375 against the state in satisfaction struction of the prison at Florence
 lNDUSTRlES-A meeting of the chamber of commerce committee on industries has been called for next Wednesday. with the object of look ing into the problems confronting promoters of the Phoenix Portland Cement company.
 MISSIONARY GATHERiNG- The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M F.. church will meet at the residence of Mrs. A. H. Lawrence, | thirty o'clock. All ladies of the con gregation are invited to attend.
 i LUTHERAN AID SOCIAL - The I.adies' Aid Society of Zion Evanseli- cal Lutheran church entertained last night at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. B. Balyeat of PA North Fifth ave 1 nue. Various articles of clothing and pennants were sold for the benefit oi the church and Sunday-school fund ] and a neat sum was realized.
 FlAGSTAFF-Word has been re- ceived at the chamber of commerce regarding rooms to he had for sum mer cottagers at Flagstaff. Immigra tion Commissioner F. Q. Allen of Coconino county writes that the big little city on the Santa te is singu- ; ;larly well equipped this season to take care of vacationers from the south of Arizona.
 ACRE CITY STILL CROWS Many things are doing at Acre City. National avenue is being paved. and oiled Pacific street is being graded I Genevara court is being surveyed and several houses are being erected : Acre City has a fine baseball ground and the team under the management of w C. Paslay challenges any oi the young teams around the valley.
 EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS re-
 
 the year 1914-f5 will he given in the schools of this county on April 20 ane May H. All schools which close or or before May will take the examin- ations on April 20. and schools that do not close until later will be exam ned on the later date. County Supt 1 Higgins is sending out the first SC of questions to the various principal
 Seventeen schools of the county vii g after that date
 LIVELiEST TOWN IN ARIZONA Gus H. Hirschfield of Hayden was il
 the city yesterday after a tour of tn
 northern part of the state and he sai,
 last night that he had found no othe place so active as Hayden, whose tw principal industries are the making 0 copper and lemonade. Much more le
 monade is manufactured there noN than before January l. and the outpu is increasing as the warm weathe
 gains. More men are also empioye
 in the mill and smelter than were a work before the war broke out Wit | copper approaching 17 cents poun 1 there is q prospect of still greater ac $t tivitv in the mines and reductio works of the Ray Consolidated. } MELON GROWERS CASE I'll q customery procedure in marketin condolences and the time required fC ! money to pass from buyer to grove . was the subject of much wrangling superior court yesterday when the ca. of the Mesa Melon Growers Associs ton against the Mutual Distributir q company. was continued before Juds <l Smith.P. D. Jones. Nate Brundig { Zeb Pearce. Ed. M. LeBaron. Geors <i Dykes and others took the stand f, < the plaintiff association and testifi' { as to the customery method of tran }i actions. Albert q. Kohnhorst of Lor Beach. Cal. secretary of the Unit $I Marketing company of California, al ! Joe Bowers bookkeeper for Gera ! and company. were on the stand dl { ing the afternoon. and were close <lqueStiOned as to contracts and m {lthOdS of payment. The case will