Arizona republican., 1906-03-15

.I. w. Huber in charge of the New York Dress Plating company, has moved the business of the company from 352 North First avenue to No. 83 East Adams street, where there will be ample room to accommodate the rap- idly growing patronage. Mrs. Eel lows and Mrs. Smith have also remoT- ed their dressmaking parlors from 300 North Fifth avenue to 33 East Ad- ans.
 ALLOWED TO GO TO WORK Tim Tickets. an arrival from Kelvin, was in Justice Burnett's court yester- day morning for an aggravated case of drunkenness. The only thing Rick cts could say in behalf of himself was that he was a hard-working man and had only come to Phoenix for relaxa- tion and what beer he could hold The future development of Pinal county he represented to the court, was in certain measure dependent upon him and he was anxious to get back. The court suspended the execution of the usual sentence of seven days.
 IMPORTANT TO FARMERs-The executive committee of the Arizona canal protective association yesterday called a meeting of the committee for next Saturday morning at the board of trade room and in the afternoon it desires that every member of the organization and every farmer under the Arizona canal shall be present at a general meeting for the cOnsidera- tion of articles of incorporation of the association and a discussion of the latest phases of the water situation The notice is not only for present members of the organization. but all the Arizona farmers, whether mem bers or not, are urged to attend.
 INDIAN SCHOOL TONIGHT--The prize Reclamation contest by the jun for. class at the Indian school tonight promises to be a pleasing entertain ment for those who enjoy rhetorical exercises and particularly those who are interested in the progress being made by the native American stu dents. The judges of the contest will be Mrs. H. Richards, Cap. F. NJ Lamson and Prof. J. F. Stillwell. Tine program will begin at & o'clock aud no admission will be charged. The street cars will await the convenience of Phoenix people who are ia attend ance, in the event the program sI-ould last beyond the usual street car hours.
 INSURANCE TAXES-An life and
 
 companies. except surety companies, which operate under a special law, are required to pay an annual tax of two per cent of the premiums on their business done in this territory into the territorial school fund. There are about hundred companies authorized to do business and the greater num- Der of them nave filed their reports but there are a few who have neglect ed to make returns thus far and the time is getting short. The proper no tices reminding them of the urgency Of their individual cases were sent out yesterday from the office of the territorial secretary. Those who have reported. however, show a general in crease of business. There was turned in from this source last year about SEQ 700 and this year there has been collected to date just about that much money. If tle companies that have not yet settled have enjoyed like pros perity, there will be at least $500 more collected than last year.
 TOM BOYLE SERIOUSLY HURT Thomas Boyle, a driver of one of the city teams, and an old settler in the country was very seriously hurt yes terday afternoon, for q man of ad- vanced years, in a runaway accident. The team is Q young and sprightly one and became frightened at the corner of Van Buren and First streets. It ran south on First street and in passing the paint shop on the northeast cor ner of Monroe and First streets de- molished a buggy. Continuing south the team ran wildly until it collided with an electric light pole at the cor ner of First and Washington streets. i When the team started MT. Boyle was | engaged in unloading a load of gravel and was standing between the wheels Strengthening the boards on the wag- on. Just how i.a was hurt no one l seems to know for sure but presuIua- | bly, he was thrown down and a wheel passed over him. His left leg was dis | located at the knee joint and badly strained. the injury being more painful | than a break. His hands and face wer= 1 also scratched but these marks were ! trivial in comparison to the injury tC | his knee. He was taken at once to his home on West Adams street opposite the Sixth avenue hotel, by Marshal Kinney and others who immediately came to his assistance. pr. Stroud be-
 ing called to attend his injuries.