Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

NEW NOTARY-Franklin F. TOwle of Globe was yesterday granted commission as notary public.
 BACHELORS WILL DANCE-The Bachelors Club will give a Christmas dance on tine night after Christmas, or Monday. Dec 26. in the Arizona School of Music auditorium.
 ENGINEER M'CLURE HERE - Engineer Maintenance of Way J. c. Mcclure. of the Arizona Eastern, was business visitor in this city yes terday He will remain here today and will return this evening. to his headquarters in Tucson.
 FIGHTERS ARE FlNED-Harry Logan and George Wallace, who were arrested Saturday night by Chief of Police Moore after he had been obliged to handle them pretty rough ly, were yesterday fined three dollars each before Police Judge Thomas.
 ORANGES-J C. A King. president of the Orange Association. brought to the board of trade yesterday an orange grown at his own grove. per fectly formed and weighing 2S ounces. The board was presented with an en- tire box of fine oranges by Mir. Lang ley
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY Henry Hoefer an itinerant baker, who was arrested for burglariZing the room of his benefactor. Henry Ma hum. living at the Gregory house, was given a preliminary examination by Justice JOhnstone yesterday and was held to the grand jury.
 AN OWNER WANTED-Constable Murphy would like to find the owner of horse and saddle. The animal had evidently been stolen and on Sat urday night was tied near the old grave yard where it was found Sun day afternoon. It had been without food and water all that time.
 INSPECTED cANALs-J p. Orme. president of the Water Users Asso- citation. and Howard Reed who has charge of water distribution, had a fine automobile ride yesterday going over the entire canal system west of the city for general inspection. and clear to the end of the Arizona canal in Skunk creek They found condi- tions very satisfactory.
 WILL LOCATE HERE -F. F.. Hurst. a Douglas architect. has form ed a partnership with l.. G. Knipe of the city and will move here about the first of the year MT. Hurst has g.l hoo drawn plans for nearly all the inn portant buildings erected there during his residence in the big copper camp. Mrs Hurst has been prominent in the Bisbee Woman's Club.
 LECTURES PLEAsE-That the Arizona lectures given by l.. J. Rice. in charge of the Los Angeles branch of the Phoenix board of trade. are attracting much attention, is shown by the following item from the Times:. The free stereOpticon lectures at the Chamber of Commerce have proven the best possible advertisement for Southern California and Arizona. By actual count. during the last three days, 1850 people sat through the lee lures and witnessed the pictures.
 INSANE PATIENT ESCAPES - Joe Coz, a patient at the territorial asylum, escaped from that institution yesterday and up to midnight no trace of him had been found. He is described as about 90 years old. heavy shoes. overalls. brown khaki coat. corduroy collar. blue striped shirt and soft black hat. He had a black mustache and is bowlegged. He is ot considered dangerous but for his own good his apprehension is ear nestly desired by the asylum authori- ties.
 LOOKING FOR BURGLAR - The police are in possession of evidence tending to strengthen the belief that John Morris. formerly employed at the Pastime Bowling Alleys. is the thief who broke into that place early Sat urday morning. A friend of Morris had been arrested on suspicion of knowing something of the crime and Morris disappeared about simultane ously. The young man who had been held as suspect was released yester- day it being shown pretty conclusive ly that he could not have been con- nected with the affair.
 A BIG TlMES-Less than two months and a half ago inc Los An