Arizona republican., 1913-11-11

SUSPENDED SENTENCE - Judge | Phillips yesterday suspended the sen tence of Thos. J. Carnely, who was
 convicted of grand larceny. TWO MORE cHAUFFEURS-T 1 following chauffeurs licenses were is sued yesterday from the office of the secretary of state: CPS, Ranton Rodri- guez, Wickenburg; 683, Willard Marks Glendale.
 PAROLE BOARD MEETING-Gov- ernOr c. w. P Hunt in the state car the big white Franklin, went to Flor ence shortly after noon yesterday for the purpose of attending a meeting of
 the board of pardOns. The governor will return Wednesday, The meeting of the board will be held today INSPECTOR BOLAN AT JEROME State Mine Inspector c. H. Bolan, ac- cOmpanied ~by Deputy Wilson left yes terday morning for Jerome for the pur- pose of making the regular inspection of the mining properties of the United Verde company and the other mines in that section.
 TO PRINT REVENUE LAWS-The revenue laws of the state will short " be printed in pamphlet form and distributed throughout the state to those who are officially connected with the collection or assessing of taxes within the state. All the laws concerning taxes th2t have been pass cd by the legislature up to this time and are now in force and effect will Ee placed in the pamphlet It will he quite a bulky affair.
 WANTS $23o BACk-The corpora tion commission was busily engaged yesterday morning considering the case of E. c. Moore against the Ray and Gila Valley railroad, in which re- peration of $230 was demanded on ac- count of alleged excess charges in transferring freight at Ray Junction The case is predicted upon the case Of the Pacific Creamery company upon which the commission ruled nearly a year ago.
 ROBBERIES ARE REPORTED The police are working on two al legged house robberies. one occurring at 19 East Willetta street; the other at 925 South Third street. In the first instance the robber secured. a practically new two piece suit of clothes. Later the suit was found in an alley not far from the Gold hotel. Two suits of clothes were removed from the Third street house. There is no clew to the perpetrator of either burglary
 CHILOREN'S CLOTHES There is big demand for chiIdren's clothes in the department of Associated Charities. and there are many calls on this busy institution which it is at the present time unable to fill be- cause of the lack of donations. If anyone who has children's clothes and is anxious to have them put to q good use will call on the Associated Charities at the city hall the dona- tons will be gratefully received and adVantageOuslv rlaced.
 A NEW YORK ALDERMAN-Jo seph c. Luke, brother of Supervisor Frank Luke, was elected a member of the board of aldermen of Greater New York from the Thirty-sixth dis trict in the Bronx at the election a week ago today He was a candi- date on the fusion ticket His brother feared, from the earlier reports of the election, that he had been de- feated, for Tammany had developed greater strength in the Bronx than in any other part of the city.
 LAND OFFICE CONTESTS hearing of contest cases will be re
  having been discontinued for fair week. It was the opinion of the register and receiver that the time could be better employed then in at tending to the hundreds of visitors to the office, making inquiry about other matters. There is a sufficient number of cases on the docket to occupy the time of the office until some time in February
 FOUND AFTER MANY YEARS In 1899 the lodge of Elks of this city gave as a prize to the fattest Elk, handsomely engraved silver match safe. The recipient of it moved to Prescott, and last summer when w F. Beck was there, a little girl gave him a metal match safe which she had found in the bed of Granite creek. MT. Beck brought it to the city and had it cleaned, show ing the engraving and inscription It was learned that the fattest Elk was dead. but his widow was recent ly located in Phoenix
 WATER OFFICE RECORD-Over 1,500 citizens paid city water rentals for November at the office of the city water department yesterday This is a record for the office There still remain unpaid about 1,5OO other monthly rentals and warning was is sued yesterday by the superintendent of the department that those who fail to take care of the payment immedi- ately are liable to have the service Because of the fact that the office was closed every af- ternOOn during last week, many who might have paid then put the task off until yesterday
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