Arizona republican., 1910-12-12
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ON LEGAL BUSINESS-T. C.
 Thorne. who is associated with George
 Stoneman of Globe in the practice of law. arrived here yesterday on legal business.
 GOING TO RAY-Frank H. Probert, consulting engineer of the Superior &
 Boston Mining company, which is op-
 erating near Globe. arrived here yester- day from that city and will pay d visit
 to the Ray mine.
 MUSICIANS ClUB-The Musicians
 club will meet at the home of Mrs. H B. Wilkinson, $50 North Center street on Monday afternoon, December l9. instead of December F as at first announced. The club will at that time celebrate MacDowell's birthday by giv- ing a program of his works.
 FALSE ALARM OF FIRE-An alarm of fire was sent in carly last evening from Box 39, at Washington and Seventh avenue. The depart ment made a quick run only to find that some miscreant had pulled the box evidently with the desire to see the department make an evening run.
 VISITING BROTHER-James l.. Irwin, an automobile dealer of Albany. Oregon. with his wife, is now here on a visit to his brother. John l.. Irwin. They expect to remain until spring. when they will return to oregon. Mir. I~N in is the proprietor of the leading garage of Albany and handles the Hud soc and Chalmers-Detroit cars. He was in Phoenix eight years ago and says: tHat he notes a marvel Dds change since that time. He can scarcely be- lieve that it is the same place.
 BABcoCK's SUCcESSoR-Gover or Richard F.. Sloan is expected to re- turn from Washington some time dur ing the week. He will probably re- main in Phoenix only a day or two be- fore going on to Tucson to make an address before the board of regents of the university December 20. Att that time a temporary successor toI President k. C. Babcock will probably be chosen. The governor is deeply in- in the selection of new uni versity head and has requested that no action be taken until his return from the east
 PASTIME ALLEYS ROBBED-The police yesterday arrested young man said to have been formerly connected with the Pastime Bowling alleys, on suspicion of having robbed the cash register of that place early Saturday Entrance was effected to the place by means of the rear door and the cash register. which had been left was easily opened. Between five and six dollars were secured, l which was but part of the amount in the drawers The police are confident that in the young man they have under ! arrest they have secured the culprit.
 NEW PHONE LINES-Two hun ired lines and three hundred phones 1 have been added to the Consolidated | companys local system in the last four weeks. In order to sup ! ply the unprecedented demand for | phones. the Consolidated company ! put a large force of men into the i field just about month ago. This : -orce completed the work it started | put to do Saturday night but the | company will continue to install new | ines, as orders for phones have by | no means ceased to come in. One | hundred of the 200 new lines installed | are main lines, while the others are party lines. Of course there is only | ,ne phone to each main line but the | 100 party lines will serve for about 100 instruments, or even more.