Arizona republican., 1915-08-04

on the 27th, when 0.54 of an inch fell from the skies
 The number of clear days is regist- = cred at 20, with partly cloudy and 6 cloudy.
 STILL SOME MONEY LEFT-A balance of s57O.511.5O in the state treasury on July 31, is shown. in the annual report for the month, trans mitted to the state auditor yesterday by State Treasurer Nit Simms
 DEATH OF STANLEY TUCK Word was received in Phoenix yester- day of the death at Cleveland of Stan ley Tuck, the pianist, who spent last winter in this city. The young man was an accomplished musician and made many friends during his stay here
 UNDElIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undeliVered teiegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Geo. W. Yoeman, H. E. Christie, Geo. w. Wilson, C. l.. Gogl B. NJ Shapiro. B. J. Mac Mullen, and Boomer Harrington.
 F. H. kEDDINGTON, superintend ent of the McNeil Co print shop and bindery leaves tonight for the east. where he will visit Chicago. St Louis, New York and Kansas City MT Ked- dington expects to be gone about six weeks. On his return he will resume his work at McNeil's.
 AT THE FORD-F. s. Wetzel. Ere mont. H.; Walter J. Barnes, Prescott; A. de Brom Verny, Albany, N. Y; G. B. Costillion, Rio de Janiero; Thos B. Stewart. New York; F. J. Golden, Oakland. Cal; Mrs. J. s. Gregory, San Francisco; w. M. Lozenberg, Los An geles; Preston Crawford, Las Vegas, N. NJ
 JOHNSON SHELTER TO RE SUME-By reason of the fact that an early resumption of activity at the Johnson smelter is expected, the corporation commission yesterday de- nied the application of the. Southern Pacific for authority to abolish the rate on copper matte from DragOon. Cochise county. to Douglas. The smelter at Johnson has not been in operation for some time.
 BiRDNO PARTY RETURNS-John I. Birdno, receiver of the United States Land office, and party return ed yesterday afternoon after a motor 'AiP tP DotH tAl'OSllioilS anu lIt Grand Canyon. They left Phoenix A month ago, travelling to the coast via Yuma, and returning via the Grand Canyon. They report a splendid trip all the way. Those in the party were Mir. and Mrs. Birdno. Miss Blanche Birdno. and F. w. Clayton and wife, of Stafford.
 DOCS AND TAGS-Several un- tagged dOgS were disposed of yester- day by the police and the dog catch CT was also a busy man. Chief Bris- bois says sufficient warning has been given and that dogs whose mas ters do not think enough of them to buy a license tag should be put out of the way. The office of the col lector of licenses was besieged yes terday with dog owners buying the little brass tags that when worn by a dog insure protection against the police or the dog catcher.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-Edna Bisbee Los Angeles; Arthur B. Caywood, Los Angeles; c. w. Barnes, Tucson; A. Reid, Miami; H. C. Beauchamp, Douglass. John Trein, Bisbee; H. D. Benisch. Denver: R. B. Won Klein smid. Tucson; MT. and, Mrs. W. L. Clark, Jerome; Miss l.. F. Nelson, Jersey City; Mrs. c. NJ Edmonds, Mrs. Paul Atwood, Mesa; J. B. Bon ner, Florence; A. L. Clawson. Los Angeles; L. N. Douglas, Douglas; Misses K. and s. Robinson. Lafayette. La; w. F. Higley, Jr, Philadelphia.
 PIONEER HOSE ATTENTION -| The regular monthly meeting of Pi- oneer Hose Company. No. l., Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department, will be held this evening at o'clock in F'iremens Hall Interest in the af- fairs of this company is constantly increasing and all members are urged to be present this evening. Tn the near future it tis likely a more def mite program for the advancement of the company will be inaugurated Several new members have revived their interest in the organization
 FAREWELL CONcERT-The First Regiment band will give a concert on the roof garden of the Adams hotel Saturday evening. which promises to be one of the most enjoyable musi- cal events of the season. The band is fully equipped and has thirty-six pro- fessional musicians who will play that evening some of the most classical as well as latest popular music. The roof garden is situated on the first floor over the lobby of the hotel and will be well lighted for the occa sion There will be seats for all who attend Everybody is invited to this concert as it will be farewell affair before the band leaves for the trip to the en- and to the coast.