Arizona republican., 1911-03-29

NEW NJ lAhf-Ndlter ii. SnaW-
nee of White River, Navajo county.
was yesterday appointed a notary
public.
GlSTRATION-Th registration
of voters for the city election con-
tinues steadily at the city hall. At
$50 yesterday the list had reached
1712
PYTHIAN BALL.-The Pythian
Sisters will hold their annual bail
Thursday evening. March 80. at
Melczer's hall. All are cordially in
vited to be present.
MINE CONGRESS BUTTONS
Members of the Arizona chapter of
the American Mining congress, which
was organized in this city a few
weeks ago. have. received neat little
badges. enameled white. blue and
gold. No mining man who isn't
wearing one Of the buttons is in
fashion now.
WATER USERS ELEcTION-The
annual election of the Salt River VAL
| ley Water Users association Will be
held April and attention is called to
the fact that in order To get the names
of candidates for the board of COVER
nors or for the council, on the Of
| fetal ballot. the petitions must be
| filed with Secretary Van der Veer by
tomorrow night.
MILITARY BALL.-Invitations are
out for the first monthly dance of
Company a, y. G.. a, which will be
held Friday evening at Patrick's hall.
The annual dances OF the local COM
panies are always 50 successful, and
that given by Company \ the latter
part of last December so particularly
successful that the boys decided To
have another.
WILL WANTED-Marshal Moore
mas received a letter from Charles
VIII of Newark. " j., who is anX-
ious to obtain some trace of his son.
Charles H. Will. who came to this
city with his wife several months
ago He wrote to his father several
times and his letters suddenly ceased
to come. The younger VIII. is de-
scribed as being IS years old and
five feet ten inches in height.
LAST RESPEcTs-The funeral of
John Llewellyn. held yesterday after
noon from Mohn Il Driscolls, was
attended by a number OF the de-
ceased's former comrades in the Phoe-
nix fire department. Llewelyn was
one of the earliest members of the
department and had an important
part in its upbuilding. He was a
member of the hose team that won
the territorial championship in Pres
colt in 1894.
FIRE AT LA CHANCE'S-Fire of
unknown origin destroyed a wooden
barn and chicken house in the rear
Of the home of Mrs. Imogene La
Chance, 1925 East Washington street.
yesterday afternoon. An alarm was
turned in and the department was
on the scene in very few minutes
The quick and effective work of the
firemen probably prevented the spread
OF the blaze to the dwelling itself
Mrs. La Chance has requested The
Republican to express her thanks to
the department.
FOR STEALING WHEEl-Police-
man Troutman yesterday arrested a
man on South Seventh avenue who
is believed to have stolen a bicycle
belonging TO William Volta. Volta
missed his bike some weeks ago
Yesterday two employees of Stewart
& Templin. where he bought it, saw
riding it down Seventh ave
nue., and one called upon the police,
the other remaining To watch. When
Troutman effected the arrest the fell
low was sitting on the porch of a
friend, some distance from the wheel,
and declared that he had not been
riding it, As the evidence was prt-
ty strong against him. he was taken
to Jail and n further investigation
will be made.
STILL HAS BLANKETS Secretary
Van der Neer of the Water Users