Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-03-20

THE ARIZONA REPUBL
the local lodge who dropped dead a
that station Monday night Dealt
resulted from apoplexy. The body
will be taken east for burial.
: HERE FROM GLOBE Walter
Card of Dripping Springs. ella coun.
ty. arrived last night to snake hands
with old time Phoenix friends.
HUNT ON PRISON REFORM
| Governor G.. W. r. Hunt will address
the March mems smoker to be held
at S o'clock this evening in the parish
house Of Trinity cathedral at the
rear OF the church of South Second
avenue. Tile governors subject will
be Prison Reform
KINDERGARTEN REPAIRS Du-
ring a strong gust of wind yesterday
la little before u o'clock a little fright
was thrown into Miss Ellis kinder
garten school by the tearing off of a
few boards and shingles from the roof
Repairs were made during the after
noon and school will be held today the
same as usual
SPECIAL CAR SERVIcE-Arrange-
ments have been made with the street
car management for the running of a
special owl car over its lines after
the close of the nightly performances
at the Empress theater The bin is a
long one and some of the patrons OF
the first night missed their cars, hence
this arrangement
TWO DIVORCES GRANTEo-Su-
perior Judge J. c. Phillips yesterdag
ordered DEGREES in favor of Iottie
Vance. who alleged that she did not
want to live with Bert Vance anv
longer. and to Minnie Short. who may
now live separate and apart from
sertion was alleged.
DRUMMING BUSINESS John
iCruikshank, district passenger agent
lat Los Angeles. for the Salt Lake
railroad. was in Phoenix and the
south side yesterday drumming up
trade for the big Mormon convention
soon to he held in Salt Lake city.
! Cruickshank says the prospects are
good ana that passenger business gen.
| orally is in ercellcnt condition.
| ADMINISTRATORS NAMED-E W.
Barr was appointed special admins
traitor of the estate of the late Mary
| w. Hickey. who died in this city
few days ago. Application for ad-
iministration was made by Mrs. Amy
l.. Briggs. a sister of the deceased
| The special administrator must file q
bond of $500 for the faithful per-
| formancc of his duties before the APP
pointment becomes active.
HIGH PRICED STock-C. o. Nc
Murtry yesterday conducted a sale Of
| live stock at the ranch of VI. Il.
| Brooks. six miles west of Phoenix,
that was notable for the groOd prices
obtained Twenty-Five head of dairy
cows sold for $4,000. an average IF
500 per head. Thirty two-year-old
steers were disposed OF at an average
price of s4s.75 per head and eight
mules sold also brought good figures.
FADE AWAY ENVELOPES - The
Board of Trade has acquired a new
fade away" envelope ON its face is
printed few boost arguments bu;
the impression is So dim that one
must look twice to see it. There is
room in white for the address and
the fade away" is sufficiently visible
to interest the recipients to the point
Of reading and reading. acquiring
some of the Salt River spirit.
HAVE A BROOM CORk-Elarry
Wclch. secretary OF the board of trade
has been bitten by broom corn bug.
Its taking" vaccination toe for the
broom corn Industry wherever piled is
usually money making business. All
those interested in the growing Of
corn. the possible establishment Of a
factory in Phoenix. or in the industry
in any wa are requested to place
themselvc, in communicate: w,.a the
board OF trade.
SCHOOL INTERCHANGEABLE
morrow. March 2lst, at , o'clock, the
Fillmore school will give an enter
tainmcnt at which ice cream and
home made cake will be served and
for whom tickets are being sold for q
dime There will be Il program in
Guiding the following numbers Piano
selection by Mrs. ]. G. Norton and
daughter, song by MIS-. l.. II. lam
eron: musical selection by Misses
Gertrude Morris and Minnie Standard;
talk on circle work by Mrs. Frank
Alkire. The public is cordially in
Vited.
DEATH OF HARRY cRISWELL.-|
Harry CrisWell died yesterday morn
ing at his ranch home eight miles
west Of Phoenix, after a long illness
Of tuberculosis. He was IS years old
and had lived here since pioneer days.
He is survived by his wife and a
brother, Frank Criswell. The funeral
will be held at > o'clock today at the
parlors of Easterling & Whitney. UNI
der the auspices of the Ellls. De-
ceased was well known and highly
regarded by all.
DETECTIVE BUREAU-M Joe
Murphy. prominent detective from
Fort Wayne. Indiana, and formerly
Il