Arizona republican., 1908-12-02
MAYBE "HooLIeAN" IS COMING

| MAYBE "HOOLlGAN" IS COMING The next play to be seen at the Third avenue theater will probably be "HOoli- gan in New York" While the com pany has not yet been signed it is quite probable that they will appear here next Thursday.
 NEARLY ALL TAXES PAID-Nearly s1, 900 was taken in by City Assessor Barnett yesterday. There are now less than $4.5OO due in delinquent taxes and most of this will probably be received at the office in the next few days. While the legal date for the payment of taxes has expired a flw days of grace were given so as to give the long distance mail chance to get here.
 FUNERAL OF ELSIE SHoRT-The funeral of Elsie Viola Short who was drowned in a lateral of the Arizona ca nal, was held yesterday afternoon from the home of the parents Mir. and Mrs. A J. Short about miles from Phoenix. The interment was at Greenwood. Through a mistake made at the time of the accident the name was publish ed as Sharpe a good deal of confusion resulting from it.
 EDITOR OF THE "GLOBE"-Wil- liam J. Schaefle, editor and publisher of The Globe" of Los Angeles and Dallas. is in the city. The Globe is little monthly magazine with q cartoon on the first page. an antipathy toward graft and a great belief in the future. The Globe isn't exactly muck raker, but when it is necessary, why, MT. Schaefle rolls up his sleeves and digs in. He will leave today for Ft. Worth, Texas
 NEW T.-Superintend- ent Scott of the NJ. & r. and P. & P. railroads yesterday received a new passenger coach for use on the P X E. line, the first of an entirely new passenger care equipment. The new car is of up to date construction, is fitted for Pintsch gas lights and steam heating and has the regulation wide. vestibules used on all modernly constructed cars. The other cars will arrive soon, making an entirely new passenger equipment for this line.
 MAY BURN OlL-Two car loads of luel OH were ltttlNtI diN Nit ShSdi factory at Glendale yesterday and the will be tried of using that fuel instead of coal. Robert Miller and an assistant recently arrived here and they are busy equippinS the plant with oil burners of a pattern invented and patented by Mir. Miller. The boil CTS are used considerably now, even though there will be no sugar making this winter. They are employed in the operation of the machine shop which is busy doing repair work on the plant, in running the air compressor which is utilized in testing the wells and in running the dynamos that furnish the electric power and lights in use at the plant
 CITY PROSECUTOR OF GLOBE HEBREW M Alfred, city attorney of Globe. was in Phoenix yesterday on his way to Globe from a brief busi- ness trip to Prescott. MT. Alfred spoke of the recent impetus given the min ing industry in the nefghbOrhOOd of Globe. "The panic of a year ago is past said Mir. Alfred; T don't think there was a city in Arizona that felt it harder than Globe. With practi- cally no source of income other than the mines, when some of them closed down and several financial institu tutions followed, we were in sorry plight. The banks have now reopened and most of the mines that closed are again in operation. The larger mines are putting in Improvements and add ing to their force of men. The Miami,