Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 5

-rPAGEETVE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 27," 3015 BOARD ACCEPTS BIDS ON BOILER AND TOWER LIGft IS 10 BE CONSOLIDATED At Berryhill's, the Kodak Expert will be glad to help you take better pictures. Ask him about the light and time problems that bother you. BERRYHILL'S Fine Kodak Developing Velox Paper Used THIS HOT WEATHER MAKES YOU THINK OF Sea Breezes EXPOSITIONS Round trip tickets on sale daily up to Dec. 3rd. TO SAN FEANCISCO VIA SAN DIEGO, $47.75 Limit 3 months.

Stops allowed. On sale Saturday only up to November 27th. Limit 15 days. No jtopuvers. $14.00.

Spanish American Citizens All Over State-' to Bend Delegates Here Saturday to Form Central DON'T WEAR BUSSES unless they are correctly fitted. Wo assure you of comfort, accuracy and prompt service. Northrop Optical Go. Eyesight Specialists Successor to 8WIGERT BROS. 9 East Adams at Howard Foster Shoes represent the maximum value in -shoes at $5.00.

We have just received a shipment, of the white canvas, felt sole a-nd they will, not last long with tVe present McDougall Bids on a water tube boiler and a steel tank and tower for the asylum were accepted yesterday by the board of control. The contract to supply crude oil to the asylum, state prison and state house was lei at tile same time. The boiler will be installed by the Charles C. Moore Engineering company of San Francisco, whose bid of S4475 was the lowest received. The Pittsburg -DesMoines Steel company was awarded vhe contract to install the steel towev and tank, the amount bid being $2240.

The bid of Tarr and McComb of Los Angeles to sup, ply crude oil for the three state institutions was accepted. The amount bid was slightly in excess-of 39 cents per-42-galton barrel. It is estimated that the amount of crude oil required will be approximately 470,000 barrels. 0 Locl Interest tupp. Aoaras Hotel.

Liens erinriintr and rnrvjlrinp- 30th. $17.00 32.00 27.75 2S.25 2S.2S On sale daily. Limit Nov. yrJ: Stopovers allowed. To San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Sftnta Monica Long Beach Spanish-American residents of Arizona will send delegates here Saturday, July 33, the purpose of forming a central organization of the well known "Liga Protectora Latin'a, which now hits local organizations in many of the cities of the state.

This was announced yesterday by members of the Phoenix order, who are naming J. H. Martinez and A. R. Redondo of this city "as" their rep-: resentatives.

The Liga was organized in Tucson yesterday by workers from the local organization. Bisbee and the other cities- along the border are to be Water Supply Pacts Pretty Bathing Garters Water Service Report for July 26, by Special Phone for The Republican Dn sale every Saturday. Limit 15 lays. No stopovers. To San Francisco $39.00 San Diego 26.50 Los Angeles 23.25 Santa.

Monica 23.75 Long Beach 23.75 worked by delegations from the or ganized cities. Cassou Made pure in colors to match caps, at the Phoenix a. m. and Train leave i p. m.

Jail us on Phones 1615 or474 ligation of wafer in reservoir, at a. m. Contents, acre feet ....1 Gain in 2i hours, acre feet Klevation one year ago Contents year ago, acre feel Flow of Verde and Salt Rivers, at CJranilc Reef dam, M. I. Normal (low water for lands up to year Amount of water used for irrigation, north side, M.

I Amount of water used for irrigation, south side, M. I. 219.21 ,271,244 6,803 320.05 luu.iay 30S.7G0 Excess 30,925 22.SS0 NOTHING LIKE IT! WE WISH TO SERVE YOU SOUTHERN PACIFIC Already a thousand members are enrolled. It will be to represent these members that a score of delegates will gather, probably at the Knights of Pythias hall Saturday morning to name supreme officers, and- to formulate a binding tie for the many separate locals. At present, are established branches of the order in Phoenix, Tucson, Bisbee, Tempo, Mesa, Glen-dale, Buckeye, Wickenburg.

EAT WHILE YOU RIDE NEW RAILROAD IDEA ALL QUIET The deputies at tlio sheriffs office had a rather yuie-t day of it yesterday. No eases of a criminal nature were registered. TO ENGINEERS' PICNIC E. P. Adams, of the state engineering department left for Flagstaff last evening to attend the conference of county engineers jtfhieh is being held there this week.

The conference opened yesterday, following the first session, of the annual tax conference. CHARLES ORME BACK Charles H. Orme, son of John P. Orme of the Water Users; returned from the east yesterday. As a member of the Stanford crew at Poughkeepsie, young Orme collected some great experiences, some of which have been related in The Republican.

ARRESTED IN DOUGLAS Deputy Sheriff Harrison Williams returned Sunday from Douglas, wlier he had gone to obtain custody of Calvin C. Childress, alleged to have left bis wife without any visible means of sustenance. He was given a hearing before Judge De Souza yesterday afternoon. LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD The live stock sanitary board met yesterday at the state house, but owing to the absence of one of the members, no HOTOBCTCI.E OEUVCRT iST.AV.SSM CELERY VIG the great health drink, 5c ICED sold at Benyhill's and ELVEY HULETT'S SANITARY FOUNTAINS TCTTRP fjnOT. WEAR A CALIFORNIA VENTILATED SUN HAT Supi-rifir in every way to any Sun JIat over ma do.

Will last i rule-finitely. Made of Jungle Grass, hand woven. Round HAIR GOODS FOR SALE Ladles' Toilet Parlor, Shampooing, Manicuring and Facial Massage, Hair Dressing; Kxpert Chiroporists, all fool troubles removed. and varts removed by electricity. SHIRLEY SHIRLEY Phone 1704 30 East Adama Street in ten ruiurs.

Made for children, misses and women. Krsitlar prk'e Introductory offer tJOc. Sell six to your friends and we jrivo you yours free. Agents wanted. California.

Suu iionnet Co. I'asuclcna Los Angeles, Cal. Light Lunch Service for All Passengers Started by Pennsylvania Lines SAFFORD IS ENJOYING THE FRUITS OF VICTORY Light lunches served to coaches is a new feature of travei" "Business of importance was transacted. -both Expositions on the comfort on the Pennsylvania lines During meal hours uniformed waiter. from dining cars pass through coache MR.

BUSINESS MAN Tou may he cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen? A New rei feci ion oil cook stolre will solve licr problem, at less than two dollars a month. Phono 1330 for prices, and our man will call and explain. PHOENIX OIL CO. offering light lunches of fruit, sand LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY a.m. p.m.

Temperature, degrees 75 Sensible temperature 70 74 Humidity per cent 79 32 Wind direction SE NW Wind velocity, miles 2 4 Rainfall 0 Weather Cloudy Clear Highest temperature g.s Lowest temperature 74 Mean relative humidity Tola! rainfall Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first of month, 7 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temperature since January 1, 306 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall 03 inches. Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .29 inch.

Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, l.G-1 inches. Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterdaV 9fi Rainfall yesterday" 0 ROBERT R. BRIGGS Section Director. PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER HILL CO Friers, per dozen Hens, per lb 12c Cheese, per lb 12c But Solomonville Has Not Yet Recovered from the Shock Caused by the Sudden Flitting of the Court House wiches, coffee and pastry, which are Cool Seashore sold at nominal prices and served tc passengers in their seats. The foot is the same as served in dining can by the same 'employes' of the railroad company.

After a thorough test these light lunches are now served on all portions' of the Pennsylvania lines west E. S. WAKELIN GROCER CO. WHOLESALE ftt Pittsburg in coaches of trains 'hav ing dining cars, and will be extendec to certain stations, where uniformei waiters will pass through with the lunches, so that "food re CJ San Francisco and San Diego are immediately on tbe shores of the Pacific. Ideal weather conditions prcvafl all the year.

jj' The; World's Greatest Expositions are now in fall swing. Cj Special reduced round trip rates are in effect on certain days. Safford, the new county seat of Graham county, has lost ho time in ntering upon the ixnjoynlent of the fruits of victory in the-recent election, according to State Treasurer illt Simms, who" returned yesterday from a trip to Graham county. Not only have temporary, quarters for the county offices been established, in a uusiness block in new jeeainty, seat, jut plans' are' being prepared and arrangements to issue bonds for i new court bouse. An issue of for a new it is slated.

already being negotiated. "Solomonville is the maddest town you ever said Treasurer Sims yesterday. "The people there have not yet recovered from their anger at removal of the court house, and quirements of all of passen gers will be fully met en route, relieving them of he annoyance of car rying lunch boxes and baskets, o. leaving the train for eatables. Statistics compiled during the perioc BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY Everything in Lumber the plan was tested show the average cost to each passenger was.

a fracioi less than 15 cents, and that in hi It is expected that the matter of a modification of the quarantine regulations as they now exist will come up at today's meeting. GOING AHEAD Work on the new addition to the court house is being pushed steadily ahead to completion. The county clerk's office is sadly disrupted at the present time, due to the moving of the filing cases from the fire proof vault, and placing them in the main office. The vault room for the clerk is to he largely increased. MISS BROOKS AWAY Miss Lucy SL Brooks, in charge of the general delivery window at the postoffice left yesterday with her mother for the coast.

She will meet her brother, Speaker Brooks of the house of representatives at San Diego and the partv will make a boat trip to the San Francisco fair. APPROVAL OF MINERAL SURVEYS general for Arizona has approved Mineral Survey Xo. 31 Gladys Q. lode, and Survey No. 31S.

Copper King, Mountain Maid. Victor. Kathryn, Fni.nccsea, Jewel, lode mining claims. These claims are situated in the Plomosa. Mining District, Yuma county, Arizona, and are owned by W.

B. Lount. BETTS RETURNS A. A. Beits, rate expert for the corporation commission has returned from the passenger rate hearing at Chicago.

He reports that Arizona made a good showing at the hearing, especially with regard to discriminatory rates in this state as compared with the rates to California. Chairman F. A. Jones and William A. Sangster, secretary C1f the commission will return the latter part of the week ANTELOPE HILL BRIDGE Another slight delay in the work on the Anlelopo Hill bridge has been caused by the failure of special iron work for the railing to arrive.

Tt is expected, however, that the last two spans will be poured this week, and that the bridge will be open for traffic by August. 25. The, new route via. the bridge will materially shorten the road f. Yuma and the coast.

COOPER'S SCHOOLING Howard course of a year several hundred hou-sand passengers are likely to be accommodated bythc light lunch service, established as an auxiliary tti the regular dining car service. Kunz Bros. Messinger i The Santa Fo agency nearest you will bo glad to give any information and arrange your itinerary. V. S.

Golclsworthy, General Agent Central and Adams Sts. Phone 453 I. O. O. F.

MEETING The Phoenix Odd Fellows meet in regular session this evening. Degree work is to be conferred upon the waiting candidates. Visiting brethren arc invited. HEADED FOR PEN Senator D. M.

Ciaridge of Graham county was in Phoenix yesterday enrouto to Florence. Accompanying him was a man sentenced to the state institution for a couple of years. WANT TO BUY LAND Applications to purchase land continue to pour in at the office of the s'Mc land department. There were nearly a score no IK MACHINERY Cor. 2nd Ave.

Jackson feeling has been intensified by the removal of the' records and- the at this time. After the election vt which 'Safford was chosen it was expected that the court house would cmain at Solomonville until the hew building had been erected." 0 I WILL ME ALL OF Mil KEEP STEP JEFFERY MAN HERE E. Jordan, sales manager of the Thomas B. Jeffery Automobile company, dropped in yesterday to talk thing- over with the McArthur brothers, lo ROOM PAPERED OR TINTED $3.00 AND UP 1" applicants yesterday, pertaining to W. N.

Cavileer land in various parts of the state. H1NES BOUND OVER William Fairbanks-Morse Engines Schieren's Duxbak Belting, Pulleys, Shafting, Pumps, Etc. ARIZONA HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. 3rd Ave. and Jackson.

"We Have the Stock" Phoenix Mines, a negro, arrested charged with The Painter Residence 1009 N. 7th Street. Phone 1829 illegally selling alcoholic liquors, was up before Justice of the Peace Parker yesterday, lie was hound over to the R. L. Burroughs, of the United itates army, has been appointed jandmaster and shoemaker to the -tato Industrial school at Fort Grant, md will enter upon his new duties it once.

The appointment was made the board, of control yesterday. The now bandmaster has been onnected with one of the regiment ands stationd at Douglas, and is well qualified for his new posilion. lorior court, bail being fixed FUEL-OIL, COKE BLACKSMITH COAl cal agents for the Jeffery cars. MARRIED BY JUSTICE Forrest A. Turrell and Florence A.

Peacock were united in marriage yesterday after noon by Justice of the Peace P. P. Parker. HERE FROM COLORADO C. Link, member of the state tax commission of Colorado was a slate hous.

visitor yesterday. Commissioner Link, who is accompanied by his wife is er route to the expositions and will attend the national tax conference at San Francisco. HICKS ALLEN NUPTIALS Benjamin Franklin Allen and Miss Ethel Hicks, both of Phoenix, were married last evening at the home of Rev. D. Raley, 1417 East Garfield street.

Mr. Allen, who came to Phoenix recently from the Imperial valley, is engaged in the fruit busi it J.Wfl. CHARCOAL MARRIAGE LICENSES Benjamin Allen; Forrest A. Turrell and Flor ence A. FeaencK; iunrnjue Abnl md ICleraCastcllanos; w.

O. Pomeroy PHOENIX DIRECTORY Automobiles Garages -Accessories 3 S-33c CZ3 S.3r md Veronica- Irvine were granted PHONE 1235 PHONE 1235 marriage licenses yesterday by the 1-. postal clerk and popular clerk of the superior court. SPECIAL MEETINGS Special open ur meetings arc nemg conducted at SA8E TEA IN Third avenue and Tonto street every night this week. Klder Jas.

E. Yates of the Reorganized Church of ness. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will make AT THE COMMERCIAL Thomas Ar.

Kins, Simmons, G. W. Win-ship, Los Angeles; Frank Piper, Win-tehnan; Mrs. E- O. Devine, Florence; M.

W- Isfeld, Saeaton; Louis Zittlc, 3an Francisco; Geo. Olney, city. JEFFERSON GUESTS S. J. Wis-iom liayden; Geo.

H. Lime, uos Angeles; Clyde M. Carpenter, Los Angeles; E. V. "Johnston, Brownswood, Texas; Philip Wilson, Warren; David Laehez and wife.

Vulture. member ot several local musical organizations resigned by letter yesterday, in order to accept a place in the engineering school of the Ohio State University at Columbus. Cooper is back there on a vacation and when (he opportunity presented itself to complete his college course, he dropped the business life for a space. Arizona Motor Company, Inc. their home in ttiis city.

Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ADAMS ARRIVALS Mrs. A. B. preaches. The services begin at LIFELESS, GRAY HAIR Look Young! Common Garden Sage and Sulphur Darkens Naturally No One Can Tell Andrews, Chicago; R.

J. Hill, Jr. AUTOMOBILES Everything for the automobile carried in stock FIRST AND VAN BUREN STREETS 'clock. EXTRADITION CASE Gov: Hunt esterday issued extradition papers Minneapolis; Fred C- Johnson; E. G.

Sporlfider, Tucson; R. L. Sander, San IWU L-AKUfc SOME MELONS A for the return to this state of Patrick ART PHOTOS Phoenix is getting couple of fairish sized watermelons were accumulated off the ranch of C. B. Wood, by the lessee, Hon.

C. L. Ma- Francisco; W. P. MeKenzic, Los Angeles; S.

Pandolfo, San Antonio, Texas; A. T. Show, Los Angeles; W. Crowe, who is wanted in -Coconino W. W.

CATLIN COMPANY, State Agent. Garage and Salesrooms 313 North Central Avenue. Phone 1450 BUICK into art. At the request ot the boss of ounty for contempt of court. Crowe under arrest at Gallup, X.

M. II. Small and wite, jcvansvme, m- Charles Murray, deputy sheriff of Co- diana; w. vm, iu, oison, ssunciay anu yesterday, sufficiently cooled by contact with ice. the two bunks of deliciousness were consumed by employes of c.

B. Wood's onino county left last night to re Scott, Camp Siupersiiuoii; x. ij. turn Crowe to this state. MOTOR CARS.

W. A. Horrell 521 N. Central. Phone 1223 Expert Service Men uthers.

El Paso; J. W. Mcumley, Denver. SUSPENDED FOR 10 YEARS other local industry, the post office One of the specimens weiirhod Mrs. Mary Smith, a negro woman who several months ago shot and pounds and the other reached the fat proportions of 44 pounds.

more or less wounded "Sunny" Smith, CHANGE THE VIBRATION It Makes for Health A man tried leaving off meat, pota- 5 -j her husband, in a quarrel over the re THE EASIEST RIDING CAR ON THE MARKET TODAY GEO. HAGEMAN, Distributor for Ariwn Corner Second and Adams Streets FRANKLIN I- ceipts of a club he was conducting. be Chautauqua at Corpus Ciinsti, 'lexis, Harry Welch of the Phoenix chamber of commerce has sent a whole slew if the finest art photos to be collected, depicting Roosevelt dams, irrigation scenes, public parks and buildings and not. It's a sort of an art-photo-contest, and Phoenix has sent in nougii pictures to win by sheer weight. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS The locai -ivil service board announces coming examinations as-follows: On August 17.

senior-land appraiser, senior drainage engineer, drainage engineer; August assistant pathological inspector, advanced apprentice draughtsman, junior land appraiser, assistant curator in paleontology; junior, drainage engineer; August 18-19. marine engine draughtsman for submarine; August 24, marine engine and boiler draughtsman, metallurgical chemist; September 15-16, lo- toes, clc hro-ikfast of fruit, Grape-Nuss wltl was given a ten year suspended sentence yesterday, by Judge Stanford. SCHOOL LAND LESSEES cream, some crisp toast and a cup of That Mrs. Smith was exceptionally Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and abundant with a brew of Sage Tea and Sul-plur. Whenever her hair fell out or took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was spplied with wonderful effect.

By asking at any drug store for "Wy-eth's Wage and Sulphur you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, ready to use, for room 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended 1 pon to restore natural odor and hi uty to the har." and is splendid dandruff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known down town druggist says everybody uses Wyetli's Si'ge and Sulphur, because it darkens si naturally and evenly that nobody-can tell it has been applied it's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking a strand at a time. By mo-ning the gray hair disappears; after another application or, two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and abundant.

well thought of by members of the Post.um. His health bJgan to improve at once S-Pasenger, $565. Runsbout 515 EDWARD RUDOLPH, Agont 308-310 E. Adams St. Maricopa County Agent tor Flrwtorui Tirea white race in Phoenix was proven bv Motor Car for the reason that a meat eater will the many lavish recommendations she presented in her behalf.

reach a place once in a wnne vvnere his system seems to uecume uusseu doesn't- work Xo. 2, F. s-" A. aiicl' the machinery smoothlv. THOS.

H. McKEVITT CO. Car of tha American Family. Fred L. Waugh Sales Managtr.

25 N. 2nd St. Phono 1246. MOBILE Arizona Lod will confer GRKE this 0 Arizona Lodge the THIRD DE-Tuesdsy) evening. a i-bamrc of this kind puts aside- I There will be an important I i meeting of the school land lessees at the Water Users' building n't two p.

m. The. ob- i ject of the meeting is to get tbe members ready to apply for their I holdings on the new" blank forms about to be issued. I About three hundred holders of -i leases have made for the appraisement of their lands, but I the printed forms have not been finished yet, so the work has been I I delayed. :45 o'clock.

Visiting Brethren are kal and assistant inspector of hulls. cordially invited. Both Are Big Money Saver. The Best in the World SOUTHWESTERN CARBURETOR CO, 306 North Central Avenue MASTER CARBURETORS CONGRESS TIRES C. P.

HART, W. M. (Advertisement) it Fresh blackberry pie. "The Home-Made Phone 355S, Smith. 122 food that is slow to digest and takes up food and drink of the highest value, already partly digested "and caprble of being quickly changed into good, rich blood and strong tissue.

A most valuable feature of is the natural mineral elements (phosphate of potash, grown in the grains from which it is made. These elements are absolutely necessary for the well-balanced rebuilding af body, brain and nerves. Auto repairing, rebuilding, etc done satisfactorily at m--n'Nill Auto Co. Shop. Best equipped in state.

N. 1 St Adv. tf Now Competent men. Gear cutting and lathe work. REPAIRS 323 N.

under new management. mwm YOU NEVER CAN TELL The player strides upon the field Athletic, deep of chest Soeiedad Catolico Mexicana, an organization of the Mexican Catholics who tire working to raise funds for a new church building, announces a "kermesa" for Saturday and The affair will be held either in the of Pvthias hall over Dono-frio's, or in the hair formerly occupied bv Murray Anderson on East Washington street. Supper will be served each evening, and mere will be a bazaar and entertainments, with probably a dance on Saturday Central. Phone 636. Voir figure him the team's real star, A few days' use of Grape-Nuts will jftonet958fFftonel938 Saxon "4" Roadster $460 Hero Saxon "6" $375 Here C.

L. FAUBER. Agent, 229 East Adams. Vim, Republic and Standard Trucks, Vz to 5 Tons For the most artistic picture framing, go to Graves Indian Shop 33 W. Adams.

Everything in Indian and Mexican Curios. Who outshines all the rest. But" take this little "tip from me. That laddie's strongest punch show one a way to physical and men tal strength well worth the trial. SAXON IlVER' HOEWX I Is when he swings his knife and fork Look in pkgs.

Tor the little book, The Road to vPellville." a 12 City Blocks At dinner, tea or. lunch. Reason." Special prices on country trips. Ed. A.

Goeway in Leslie's.