Arizona republican., 1913-01-29

fluid and succeeded in placing the local agency with Wesley Hill.
 CIRCLE BALL-At the last meet ing of the Circle Of the Woodmen of the World, it was definitely decided that the annual St Patrick ball would be held in Patrick hall on Monday evening, March "A. Committees to arrange the affair which promises to be the social event of the lodge this season will be named at the next meeting.
 WHEEL IS CLAIMED new Olive bicycle, found some days ago by J. A. R. Irvine in the opening be- tween the ceiling of the second floor of the Irvine block and the roof, was claimed yesterday at the police sta tion by David Jones, an employe of the Barber Asphalt company, who says that the wheel was stolen from the company several weeks ago
 TAX COMMISSION LOCATED - The state tax commission have about gotten settled into the new quarters assigned them on the first floor of the state house. On Monday they were moved into the northwest cor ner office on the ground floor and also the newly constructed room at the end of the north corridor.
 GOVERNOR HUNT GOES TO OUGlAS-Governor G. w. r. Hunt left yesterday afternoon for Doug las where he will deliver an address this afternoon at the session of the clubs, and will be guest of honor
 DF T the sessions of the convention.
 BARNES FROM CHICAGO - Dr.
 Carl Barnes, head of the Barnes
 School-of Embalming of Chicago. who
 has been on the Pacific coast con-
 ducting a series of lectures, spent
 yesterday in the city visiting George
 F. Merryman, the local embalmer. He
 continued on last evening to Fl Paso
 to spend short time with friends.
 WINSOR IS BUSY-Under the statutes creating the land commits
 sion it is required that a report of the operations of the commission be
 made to the state legislature Whilst
 Commissioners Moody and Byrne are
 busily engaged surveying lands in
 Cochse and Greenlee counties, Chair man WinsOr is also busily engaged in
 making the report to the legislature.
 This compendium on the state lands
 will be completed in time for the
 meeting of the solons.
 FROM PETOSkEY, MlCH.-W. l..
 McManus, Jr, of Petoskey, Mich. ar
 rived on the Southern Pacific Tues day morning. and is at the Adams for ten days visiting old friends. MT. McManus spent two winters in PhOe- nix, 1904 and 1905. and is pleased at the great change for the better in this city. He is one of the foremost business men of Michigan. the pro- prietor of the Cushman hotel at Pe- toskey and general manager of the w L. McManus Lumber company. Inc He is also something of poli- tician. serving as democratic state central committeeman of the tenth district.
 PART OF CORPSE MISSING A telegram was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday saving that the body or part of the body of an unknown man was found yesterday morning along the railroad track near Parton, a station not far from Sentinel. The telegram stated that Justice Brown of that precinct was absent and it was asked that JUS tice from this precinct come there anu hold an inquest That request could not be complied with for the reason that Justice Parker is ill and Justice | Johnstone could not leave the precinct without an inferior court for the two days that would be required to make 1 the journey.
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