Arizona republican., 1912-12-17
FROM TUCSON-

1 state.
 STELLA IN 8AD-Stella Thomas. d 1 Gusky maiden, pleaded guilty ill DO l lice court yesterday &.ternou!. to !, l chalsy or not eJnduvt:n2 hars II a l an exemplary n.al.f4~i md .ras zen 1 tenced to lay f5ac If $.5 ..s s,r> fifteen days iu t.e ,lty jail. .4Ar vii l probably be a eHe-t Jt the c.ty lar 1 the next fortnight
 CHAUFFEURS' LICENSES Tn i following licenses for autrn.a.i l chauffcurs were issued by the SC
 retary of states office yesterday. No 1 504, J. II. Blair of Stafford. No 305, ! H. K. Foster. Stafford; No. 3o6 C. D l Richardson, Kingman: No. 3o7, Harry l l.. Linan, Globe; No. 3o8, Pocllits ! Moore of Miami.
 1 SIDEWALK COMPLETED - The new sidewalk around the federal ] building has been completed. adding greatly to the looks of that block of public buildings. It is now possible i to go from the Water Users building oI the Y M. C. A. to the center of the city on either paved streets CT sidewalks and only cross one crossing
 
 AFTER THIRTY-TWo YEARS John Hancock of Pima. little town in Graham county. is in the city at tending the United States court. 1hirty-two years ago yesterday Mir Hancock was in Prescott Ariz. hay ing been summoned as a juror before the United States court, then sitting there. This is the first drawing that has come Mr Hancocks way be- tween times in connection With the United States court.
 WHERE IS DAWSON? = Ward Dawson. who has been roomcr at
 the Moss rooming house, 401 West Washington street for some time and whose habits have been most regular, has been strangely missing for four | or five days. There is nothing to de termine his present whereabouts and the proprietor of the house fearing somcthng may have happened t. Dawson. has asked the police to exert an effort to find him.
 1 LUCY LouDoN DEAD-Mrs. Lucy 1 Loudon. wife of James Loudon. book 1 keeper for Pratt-Gilbert died at the l family residence, Virginia avenue, 1 Sunday. The funeral will be held 1 this afternoon at 3:&0 o'clock from 1 the Moore X Mcclellan undertaking parIor, Rev Henry Martyr Campbell officiating Burial will be made in 1 Greenwood cemetery The Loudons l came to Phoenix about three years i ago, moving here from Ohio.
 1 PHOENIX SUITS HIM-Roger i Cunningham. secretary of the Teach nor Barthberger Engraving company ! arrived in the city yesterday morning and will remain at least for month | He was well pleased with what he 1 had seen of Phoenix yesterday after noon and IS not sure that he would not be glad to extend the period oi 1 his visit Mir Cunningham is an old nefvspaper man and he considers
 that his present occupation does not l take him far from the field
 /, LIMeROCK FUNERAL-The fu- neral of William Limbrock, who dieo on Saturday at the home of hi- mother. the Arizona rooming house will be held this afternoon at
 o'clock from the Moore & Mcclellan undertaking parlOrs, the Rev. Henry ] Martyr Campbell officiating. Buria ] will be made in Greenwood cemetery 1 AIr Limbrock was born in Phoenix twenty -four years ago and has made 1 Phoenix his home all his life. Be 1 sides his mother he is survived bN two brothers
 MEETING POSTPONED-The fed erated council of church brother hoods. which was to meet this even
 ing in the Y. M. C. A, has again 1 been postponed The above actior was taken by the executive commit
 tee in order that the meeting can be 1 held at the time Francis H. Mclean t! general secretary of the National So Cciety for Organized Charity is 1T | the city. A cordial invitation has
 been extended MT Mclean to ad- dress the federation which he has ac- 1 cepted The date set for the meeting :! is Friday. December 20.
 ARM IS BROkEN-A. H. McLel-
 Ian, the undertaken, enjoys autoing l but for the next few days he is likely l to employ a chauffeur. or whatever , they call the hired man in the dri-
 ver's seat of an automobile Since 1 Friday Mcclellan has been wearing 1 his right arm in q sling as a result 1 Of the crank back-firing and catching 1 him across the wrist. It was only 1 another of those sure to-h happen things which will continue as long 1 as automobilsts employ the right hand in cranking up. Mcclellan says he knew better all the time, but sim 1 ply forgot.
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES The following automobile licenses were is
 sued by the secretary of states Of- flee yesterday: No. 1920, to l.. O Brown, of Liberty; 182, to H. F. | Bierce, of Kingman; 1922, to Charles 1 Duncan. of Blackberry; 1923, to John 1 Massie of Prescott. 1924. to II. K ! Foster. of the White Palace Livery oi ; Safford; 1895, to J. r. Campbell, ot l Tucson; 1925, to J. F. MaddiX, of i kingman: 1927, Charles F. See, ot 1 Globe: 1928. to Pockts Moore. of 1 Miami 1929, to the Globe Light and
 Power Company: 1S$0 to Lewis 1 Sands. of Glendale: 1881. to R. F. l Grouse. of Sacaton: 1882, to \. Nor 1 ton. Of Phoenix. On Saturday license