Arizona republican., 1911-02-03


be a regular meeting of the c. w. b.
NJ at the Christian church this after
noon at $3.50 to ). Mrs. f. NJ. Avis,
leader
CERTIFICATE ISSUED-The ter
ritorial board of examiners has issued
a teachers certificate to Ivan Rich
ard Valgamore of Yuma. on a diplo-
ma granted by the California state
normal school.
SCIENCE CLASS BANQUET-The
first banquet of the science club Of
the Phoenix high school will be held
at the Ford hotel this evening. be-
ginning at S O'Clock After the ban
quet there win be a discussion but it
will not all be along scientific lines.
1t will be an occasion for mirth and
jollity, not for sober, serious thought
or study.
HEAVY TRAVEL - For the last
week every berth in the Pullman at
tached TO the Santa FEES Phoenix
train has been taken. Travel was
never heavier. The following went
out last night on the Phoenix, bound
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Snow, Il. r.
Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maley
and child. j. Murein and daughter, and
II. Guanhaun. Mrs. w. A. Hum
phrey and their little son, Bonnie, left
on the California limited for Clarks-
Vile. Arkansas.
GOOD ROADS AssocIATIoN-
L. 81.
at Tucson. at the beginning of the
new year, a good roads association was
organized. Word comes from the Old
Pueblo that a permanent organiza-
ton was affected Monday evening
The following officers were elected:
Kirt l.. Hart, president; T. Ed Lift.
vice president; ID. c. Williamson, sec
rotary; w. A. Julian, treasurer. The
good roads association will work with
the Tucson Automobile club for the
betterment of public highways. not
only in Pima county but throughout
the territory. a membership cam
paign is TO be started Immediately
and il is hoped that 800 members viii
be secured.
PULLMAN IMPROVEMENT = II
the Pullman company keeps on improv-
ing it's ears the way 1t has the last few
months il will not be long before the
person of luxurious inclinatiOns will
be unable to have his tastes gratified
except when travelling on a sleeper. A
letter was received at the local Santa
Fe office yesterday from the office of
the passenger traffic manager in Chi
cago, announcing that electric lights
had been installed in all tourist sleep
ers, the same as in the standards, and
that before next summer electric fans
will be installed in all cars. A short
time ago mems smoking rooms and lad
les dressing rooms were added TO III
tourists. The absence of smoking and
dressing rooms was heretofore
slight Inconvenience to travellers using
those cars.
MAJOR GRINSTEAD SPEAKS
The members OF Company b. y. G.
A.. last evening received some Valu-
able instruction in military etiquette
from Major +. p Grinstead Mill
tary Courtesy" was the subject of
Major Grinsteads address, and he
gave a simply. straight from the
upon which all National Guardsmen
should be well informed but upon
which great many are not edu-
Gated. In fact the talk was one that
will go far in The Making of a
Soldier" which was the subject of
Col. James II. McCIintocks lecture to
Company Il a week before. Captain
Grinstead was sincerely congratulate
ed by the boys of b upon his recent
promotion from the captaincy OF
Company a To be major OF the third
battalion.
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY
The preliminary examination of y.
w. Haggard, charged with assault
with a deadly weapon, took place
before Justice tombstone yesterday
afternoon. There were two charges
against him, one by c. NJ. Cope and
the other by John Raleigh whom he
had interrupted with a revolver while
they were engaged i'm building a line
fence The assault upon Cope was
the more aggravated in that il is al
legged that after running the men
away from the work he forced Cope
to return and pull the staples out
Of 1.-The fenceposts. the while he himself
superintended the operation with a
revolver. The defense offered no tes-
timony and Haggard was held TO the
grand jury in the sum of 500 in
the case of Cope and $500 for the
Raleigh assault.
RAPID BILL DlSTRIBUTING-A
new and rapid way ow distributing |
hand bills has been invented i'm Phoe-
nix. 1t was tried out in the northern |