Arizona republican., 1913-01-03

1 police are in possession of a fine pair l of golves, evidently belonging to some
 motorist. The owner can recover his 1 property by proving ownership. ] JUDGE THOMAS IMPROVED -
 City Recorder Frank Thomas, who { has been afflicted with an attack of
 the grippe which confined him to his ! home for three or four days, was so i far recovered yesterday as to he able
 to be once more at his desk in the city 1 hall.
 HERE FROM lOWA-Miss Edith Taylor, of Cedar Rapids. la. is the ! guest for q few days of her friend, i Miss Blanche Osburn, of North Fifth avenue Miss Taylor expects to spend ] the winter visiting friends both in l Phoenix as well as in other portions 1 of Arizona.
 1 DIMES EMPLOYES S-Employes of l the state asylum are still talking of 1 the excellent dinner arranged for their 1 benefit by the superintendent on New | Years eve. The affair was held ia the l evening after the days work was 1 done and was the source of much en- 1 joyment and pleasure.
 1 SOME NEW YEARS ORUNkS- ! X few regulation New Years day ! trunks appeared before Judge Thomas 1 in police court yesterday. some cN- 1 pained that it was only an annual 1 celebration and were allowed to go
 with a warning, while in one or two 1 particularly disorderly cases light fines i were assessed.
 TOMLiNSON BACk-T w Tom ] lnsOn secretary of the National Live | Stock association, has returned from i his Christmas trip to the Pacific i coast and is back again at his desk | in the Board of Trade rooms getting
 things in readiness for the big conven- ! ton of livestock men who will be in 1 Phoenix during the middle of this | month.
 CREIGHTON SCHOOL DEDlcAT-
 ED-The new school building in the 1 Creighton district which was erected i this fall at the cost of $25,000, was | dedicated on New Years day by State 1 Superintendent of Public Instruction 1 c. o. Case There was q large at 1 tendance of patrons and students or 1 the district present. who regarded the new school building in the light of a ] gift for New Years.
 SHOOTERS CASES CONTINUED The cases of the three young men l arrested early Wednesday morning charged with unduly celebrating the | advent of the New Year by diScharS- ing firearms in the city limits. were to have been heard in police court 1 yesterday afternoon. Owing to the l absence of important witnesses, the cases were continued to this after i noon
 SEEKS PiKES-P s. Ruark, writ ] ing from the Southern hotel. Douglas. has requested Chief of Police A. J. ! Moore for information regarding the 1 whereabouts of Will Pikes, who Ruark l says purchased land near Phoenix | some time ago and whom he believes 1 is now residing in this vicinity. The chief knows of no person by the name of Pikes and would welcome any in formation relative to his probable 1 residence.
 COLiSEUM'S NEW CURTAIN - l The brand new curtain for the Coll 1 scum theater has arrived from the ! F1agg Scenic company of Los An l geles and will shortly he hung in the | local amusement temple. This curtain comes with reputation of being one of the handsomest ever seen Tn thlS city. The view upon it is a correct | painting of one of the handsomest l scenes in the famous Yosemite valley. and is painted with all correctness Of detail and color.
 ] FINDS MRS. RloROAN-Pubhca- tion in The Republican yesterday morning of an announcement that | Mrs Patrick Riordan was being 1 sought hy Chief of Police A. J. Moore in order to bring about the delivery ot "a letter remaining in the Phoenix
 postoffice, resulted in locating Mrs
 Riordan yesterday afternoon. She called up the police station on the
 telephone and announced that she had 1 road in The Republican that she was being sought.
 pHoENix AND THE DAM-Oscar Irwin in business with his father under the firm name of J. l.. lrVlh x CO. has hit upon a novel idea to ad-
 yertise Phoenix and incldentallF '" t, keep the name of his company before the public He has secured about ! fifty enlarged photographs ol the 1 Roosevelt dam ana ndS iP" ''iN'N neatly framed These pictures when
 are hound to attract attention any
 where are being sent to the leadihS hotels on the coast. Under the glaSS ] in thc frame and occupying the lower lnfthand corner appears the busiheSS card of the firm together with d cap ton indicating the nature ot the pc
 ture Phoenix gets it's boost through the medium of the picture and he local real estate firm secures the puohcltE it desires with no other than the initial cost.
 AT THE coMMERCliL-Mr. and II Mrs. j. B. Delaney, Phoenix: MISS M, | Bennett. Bristol. s. D.; MrS. Da' iu Miller. Fl. F.. Dillon, Martha Marron' II Amaneon and family, G. van Rouchalter and wife, K G. Welsser' santa Ana. Cal. s. K. Baker oiaroera' Cal; H. J. Asdel. Los Angeles De Bo. Casa Grande; P- c. Life, MarNih Piper. Prescott: Margurite Stepnehs' Prescott: J. Samuels, Detroit b. o' .uo. Auiooca O. I P. Peterson El-