Arizona republican., 1917-01-30
II PAVE
 SOUTH CENTRAL

At meeting held yesterday in John l.. lrvin's office, it was decided to call meeting of all property owners, own ing land on or adjoining South Central avenue below the bridge, for the pur- pose of talking over plans for organiZ ing a road district.
 If the organization of the road dis trst is successful it is then planned to propose paving South Central for about three and one half miles south of the bridge. The proposed plan for paving calls for the expenditure of about $S,O00 per mile. Ray Goodrich and Rred Tate are aiding Mr.-Irvin in the movement
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 IN FROM FLORENCE-A. H. Har- grave, secretary of the Florence Cham Der of Comemrce, was a visitor at the chamber of commerce here, yesterday.
 CALLED EAST BY ILlNESS-Ed- ward Richardson left last evening for Armoret, Kansas. where he was called by the serious illness of his mother.
 JOSEPH SCOTT IS VISITOR Joseph Scott, the well known Los An geles attorney. is spending a few days in Phoenix arriving from his home
 JUDGE FLEETWOOD HERE - Judge Ellinwood, a prominent attorney of Bisbee, arrived yesterday morn ing to spend few days in this city. He is q guest at the Adams.
 COMES FROM CALIFORNIA-C. F. Poston, president of large manu- featuring concern at Charlottesville, Ind, is spending a few days in Phoe- nix. being a guest at the Adams hotel.
 WHOSE BAY MARE?-A small bay mare, evidently abo1t tEree years old. and without brands. came to the residence of Jesus Flores. 1924 Sonth Fifth avenue. se"eral days ago. Unless the owner appears soon the animal will be disposed of for it's
 COMES FROM NEWARK ]. Goerke a prominent manufacturer Of Newark. \. J., arrived with his son. N. J. Goerke, Jr.. and daughter. Ruth, to spend the remainder of the winter months in Phoenix and the Salt River valley. At present the visitors are guests at the Adams hotel
 GHOST WILL WALk-All salaries of state officials and attaches will be paid on the first of the month. State Auditor Jesse l.. Boyce announced yes terday that he was preparing warrants for salaries. both current and back and would submit them to the governor on pay day which is the first. The war rants which the governor signed yes terday, will be sent out at once, but pay day is regulated by the statutes.
 DID NOT OPERATE-In connection with the death at St. Joseph's hospital of William B. Craig. brother of City Manager Robert A. Craig, or Friday, announcement is made that contrary to a report generally circulated about town, Dr. R. w. Craig was not the sur geon nor was he connected with the case, beyond having been called ten days previously in consultation. Dr. Craig stated yesterday he saw the in jufed man but once and that he was not present at the time of his death.
 J. R. ROOSEVELT IS viSITOR-J. R. Roosevelt, an attache of the Amer ican naval department and a cousin of Col. Roosevelt, was an over-Sunday guest in Phoenix. coming with his wife from New York City to spend few winter days in the Salt River valley. MT. and Mrs. Roosevelt left Monday morning for the Roosevelt dam and other points of interest in the valley. There is a strong possibility that they will return to Phoenix within the next few days to make a long stay here.
 DRESSED PORK He per ID. Will deliver any size from 90 to 100 lbs. Well dressed and guaranteed absolutely grain fed. Leave orders with Me Dowell, 110 x. First Ave. Phone 5S3 or after 5:50 D. m. Phone 26JS.--Adv.