Arizona republican., 1917-09-10
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L. n VI the Chandler Pharmacy and Ms. Harmer are at home after vacation Of several weeks.
 ROYAL NEIGH6oR-Th Royal Neighbor Thimble club will meet with Neighbor Parks, Tuesday afternoon at 209 South Second avenue. All Royal Neighbors and club members are cor dially invited to attend.
 CALIFORNIA VISITORS-Mr and Mrs George Frye of Chandler have been the recipients of a visit from MT. and Mrs. E. J. Alderman of California. The Ackermans have gone to Hayden 10 return later for a longer stay in Chandler
 STATE NOT COUNTY oNLY-The next contingent for the national army from Arizona will be 1389 which will leave September 19 for the training camp. In the story published in The Republican Sunday morning the word ing was such as to lead to the impres- sion this number was to all go from MariSopa county. Maricopa's part of the next contingent will be in the neighborhood of 200 men.
 ITO NEW REGiMENT.-Lieuten- ant John I. Quinn. who is so well and favorably known to hosts of people in Phoenix, has been tenn porarily assigned to the 316th regi- ment of engineers at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington. Lieu tenant Quinn was assistant engineer for the reclamation service before re- ceiving his commission in the army. The many friends who are inter ested in his career and welfare will be glad to hear of him.
 GOLDEN CROSS FINANCED - According to telegram received yes terday by George Hershman, the Gold en Cross Metals company has been financed in Pittsburg. The telegram was from Shirley Christy, who with w B. Twitchell is now in the east where they went to induce Pittsburg capital to advance sufficient funds to complete the work of exploration of the property. The Golden Cross Met als company is composed of local Phoenix people who purchased three gold claims near Chloride
 COMMISSIONER DUNLAP RE- TURNS.-City Commissioner Charles H. Dunlap, who has been absent from Phoenix for several weeks, spending his vacation period in Los Angeles and coast resorts, returned home yesterday morning. He said that after all Phoenix is best; a trip to the coast only makes one appreciate the Salt River Valley better.
 RUBBISH IS ABLAZE.-The fire department was. called at B.: 30 o'clock | last evening when rubbish stored in 1 barrels for collection near the Phoe- | nix laundry, Central avenue and Jackson street, was discovered afire. The application of a small amount of chemical put out the fire. The | proprietor of the laundry said he | felt certain the fire was started de- 1 liberately.
 FIVE HILARIOUS INDIANs.- Ancho Domingo, Joe Louis, Isic An ton, John Enis and Joe Harvey Indians, were having the time of their lives early yesterday morning at Second and Polk streets, when Po- iicemen Barnum and Cutler hove in sight They secured a quantity of highly charged" proprietary medicine and it made them hilarious. They were taken to the police station and this afternoon will answer before City Magistrate Frank Thomas tC charges of being drunk and dis orderly.
 men from two fire companies spent ten days in overhauling No. 3 fire
 
 apart adjusting it and then reas- semoling the mechanism. When the
 motor was once more in perfect running order it was found that all the parts had been returned to theil proper places with the exception of nine small pieces, six of whict
 were washers. These nine pieces ar'
 to be carefully preserved until sucf
 time as it is demonstrated that the! served a useful purpose originally.
 AL MOORE RETURNS.-A. L
 Moore, of Moore & Mcclellan. re
 turned yesterday from a trip to thu
 coast. He left Phoenix about thre'
 weeks ago and four days after hi arrival took Mrs. Moore who hat preceded him, to the Seaside hos p.tal at Long Beach, where sh underwent a serious operation Re gently she has shown marked i'm provement and her condition wa such that Mr. Moore felt safe i
 leaving her. Lee Moore. her soI