Arizona republican., 1910-02-04

church this evening.
 Il R. p. DAVE HERE-R. P Dayie. ! general manager of the Southwestern | Sugar and Land Co, returned from California yesterday afternoon.
 TO BROTHERS BEDSlDE-E | Friedman of New York is a recent ar rival in the city. being summoned by
 the illness of his brother. Dave Fried man. who is very sick at St. Joseph's hospital.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING | There was meeting of the board of ! trade directors yesterday afternoon
 but little was done except to hear committee reports and pass on bills l and other routine affairs
 A FREIGHT WREck-Trafflc on | the NJ & P. railroad was held up a | few hours yesterday by the unusual | conduct of a freight car in jumping | the track somewhere between Tempe and Maricopa. There was no further l damage than the delay and the in | jury of the car or cars concerned,
 none of the crew being hurt. | SONNY J. DEAD-Thomas. John
 son. a well known local horseman. has suffered the loss of Sonny j.. valuable stallion which succumbed to l heart trouble at the fair grounds d | day or so ago. Sonny J. is we'll known to all the horsemen in the valley and to many others. having been fre- quent performer on the track during | the fair races.
 THE SWANSEA RAILROAD-It is learned that Sam Harris. who has l been employed for years by the two
 railroads entering this city, has been appointed superintendent of the Swansea road under constfuction be- tween Bouse and Swansea, better known as the station for the Clara mine. It is expected the road will be completed in about ten days. MEMS GlEE ClUB-At the First
 Methodist church Sunday night spe- cial number of music will be furnished by the new Glee club organized among the men. It is seldom that a church has such an aggregation Of male voices as found here. In addition to the work of the Glee club there will be other musical features. including solo by Mir. Prior. There's a Beau tiful Land on High"
 PLENTY OF BEETS-Manage L. Myers of the sugar factory, when asked yesterday If it would be neces- sary to ask the farmers to plant more beets to meet the increased capacity of the sugar factory the coming sea- son. replied that there are now 520O acres of beets growing and in prom ising condition. which amount he says. will be all that will be required for the coming sugar campaign. being about 2000 acres more than were planted last year.
 DEATH OF LEE CHANEY-Lee Ch1ney. brother of Contractor H E. Chaney. died here Wednesday af- ternoon after an illness of several months resulting from typhoid fever He was 3 years old and was a pro- fessional musician and baritone sing CT of unusual talent He formerly traveled with Barlow's minstrels. His father. brother and other friends were
 
 it is planned to send the body to Los Angeles for burial.
 WILL REPORT DELINQUENTS- Street Superintendent Fowler has been asked by the city attorney to prepare a list of the names of all people who have not laid concrete walks where ordered by resolutions mas GnA hs- hn be sent out by the street department Monday morning to get the data. and after the list has been turned over to City Attorney Prescott ac- tion will be begun against them. Nearly every fine section of Con crete walk in the city has a black gap in it somewhere. and Mir. Prescott is going to see that the gaps are properly filled out
 CORPORATION BLANKS - The work of tabulating the corporations | that have taken out papers in Ari- | zona is now being carried on at the l capitol by Revenue Collectors T C. Mcconnell and F. R. CrandalI The | purpose of the work is to give the 1 government q basis on which to car | " out the provisions of the corpora ton tax law. which went into effect | last August. Corporations are now i required to contribute to the treas ! ury of the United States one per | cent Of the net gain over 8, GOO They | are required to file annual statements | and blanks for this purpose may be | obtained of F. R Crandall at the | Ford hotel
 A CASE IN POiNT-It is the pur- pose of the police to keep the vag- rant army constantly arriving in Phoenix perpetually on the move or in | jail. where they can be watched The police ask the cooperation of the . people to that end. women as we'll as men, promising that in cases of that sort there will be no call upon | them to serve as witnesses or any other embarrassing result. All the police want is information. and they will do the rest. A case in point occurred last evening about dark A Il lady telephoned the station that she r had overheard a conversation on the street as she passed by, between two men she rightly guessed to be hoboes. Pointing to a certain house, one in