Arizona republican., 1912-12-01

HENS TAKE TRIP-J T. Heins, l representing the Simmons Hardware company, of St Louis, Mo- left Thursday evening for an extended trip out of his territory.
 CHORAL MUSIC HERE-The music which was ordered for the Phoenix Choral Society for the new choruses has arrived and can be obtained from the Redewiu Music store.
 PHlLATHEA BAZAAR.-The Phil athea class of the Sunday school of will hold their annual bazaar and sale of cooked food in the parlors or rh~ church next Saturday afternoon The girls of the class have been pusry pre- pairing for this event for some time
 LEFT SOME CAPS-A handful of caps, such as are used in exploding dynamite cartridges were found yes terday in the Q. T. saloon. It is sup posed that they were left there by a miner who had been exhibiting them and forgot them when he went away
 CLARK MAKES LONG TRIP J. H Clark, the representative of the Abernathy Furniture company, who has made Phoenix his home for some years lei last night for a three months and a half trip over West Texas New Mexico and North ern Arizona. following which he will take in Oklahoma and Kansas City.
 MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED
 The Surveyor General has approved Mineral Survey No. 2995. Silver Tip Ext and Horse Shoe lode mining claims, situated in the Pioneer Min ing District, PinaI County, Arizona, and claimed by the Magma Copper company. The official designation of this survey is Mineral Survey No. 2995
 MILLER FUNERAL-Funeral of the late Fred H. Miller who died Nov. 18th at the age of 70 years, will take place at Mohn, Driscol and Maus Parlors Monday December 2, at 2:30 D. m. He leaves wife two daughters and son, Mrs. Hattie Price of lola, Kansas; Mrs. A. M. Wilson of Kansas City, Mo; and Albert P. Miller of Phoenix
 BAPTIST IMPRoVEMENTS-The interior of the F. B. Baptist Stat onery store on North Central avenue ! has been completely remodeled and { re-decorated presenting now a very 1 attractive appearance. The fine new 1 day showing and contains the ad- monition Shop Early"
 RAN OVER FIRE HOSE-A well l known local attorney was arrested 1 yesterday while the fire was in pro- gress at the rear of the RedewilI i Music store. The legal light ignor- 1 ing the presence of d line of hose ! stretched across the street. ran his ! automobile over the pipe and was i nabbed by Policeman Egly. He de-
 posited five dollars at the police sta
 tion to insure his presence in police court Monday afternoon.
 A MOVEMENT ON FLORENCE 1 Sheriff Adams and George Sears VIII! have business at Florence today. They will be accompanied by quite a large party. consisting of Sam i Newberry. C Wright, George Penneli
 and Louis Rodriguez, Messrs. Adams
 and Sears will return this evening. The nature of the business calling i the others to Florence will detain them there for a periods ranging from one to ten years.
 THE SISTERS MEET-"Die Klu- gen Schwestern," the senior girls club of the high school, met Friday after noon at the home of Miss Helen Nit chelI on East Washington street. Miss Marie Egley, Miss Florence Tremaine, and Miss Rose BennennatO took part in the program and Miss Ruth Wilson
 was the prize winner in the guessing [ DGf or- or and altogether The Bright Sisters 1 enjoyed themselves very much.
 MONEY FLOWS IN-The clerks at the Water Users office were
 busy all day yesterday receiving pay
 ments on the second half of assess ment six. Although a large amount
 of the wealth of the valley found it's way into the coffers of the as-
 sociation, a similarly big sum re-
 mains unpaid. After Monday, the payments become delinquent. and it
 will cost those who put off paying
 past that date. one per cent q
 month until they are square.
 A DAMAGE SUIT - Struckmeyer
 and Fisher for Joseph H. Doyle yes l terday filed suit in superior court l against the Phoenix Railway com pany for injuries received by Doyle when his wagon was struck by one oi
 the cars of the defendant at Twentieth
 and Grand avenues on September 1e last. It is alleged that the plaintiff
 sustained permanent injuries and thai , he had already expended 5000 fol l medical treatment in consequence ot the injuries. He asks judgment fol
 O,00o.
 , NEW PLACE TO EAT-The White
 House is the new name given tC the restaurant at the corner of 3rC $ Avenue and Washington, which wa:
 purchased Saturday by C. w. Coffey
 a recent resident of Oregon, and c > F. F'inney formerly of San Francisco S They are both experienced restauran s men, ard already have a crew a ! work remodeling, enlarging. and re l fitting the place. The White Hous' $ will be open 24 hours a day, ever! in the year
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-J c Crisp. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Lat { ta Coe. City; C. B. Wilson, Robert P