Arizona republican., 1913-02-18
JUDGE DUFFY HERE-Judg

Frank J. DuttY Ot the SuperlOf court of Santa Cruz county was in the city yesterday for the purpose of sitting with the supreme court in the an nouncement of the opinion of the court in a case in which Judge Cunningham of the supreme court announced his diSqua lification.
 HEARING POSTPONED-The Ari- zOna Corporation Commission which was to have journeyed to Clifton and MorenCi for the purpose of obtaining evidence in the public utility cOmpa- nies of this city, for the further pur- pose of arriving at a basis upon which to fix rates for the company, has post pOned the hearing announced to begin yesterday and will not begin the hear ing for one week.
 HERE OVER SUNDAY-Assstant General Passenger Agent and Mrs. J. Y. Callahan. of the Nickel Plate Lines with headquarters in Chicago, accom- panied by C. A. Melin, travelling pass enger agent of the same lines, with headquarters in Denver. spent Sunday and part of yesterday in Phoenix. This is the first trip of MT. Callahan to Phoenix in over year and he eX- pressed himself as more than surprised at the wonderful growth in that time.
 REFEREE SUSTAINED Judge Sloan in United States court yes tcrday affirmed the finding of Re fierce F. H. Bernard of Tucson in the matter of the bankruptcy of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines com pany rejecting the application of the holders of the special contract bonds the ground that they did not cOnsti- ute d fixed liability as evidenced by a judgment or an instrument in writing, absolutely owing at the time oi the filing Of the petition.
 WOMAN EVANGELIST-A notice able feature of the revival meeting at the First Baptist church last evening was the large number of new faces. Evangelist Hermiston preached a pow erful sermon on the Love of God" It was in no sense blue Monday" with the series of meetings, as the attend ance was most Creditable and the in terest was manifest in seekers Today at 8 o'clock there will be a service. At the evening hour. 7:30, Mrs. Hermis- ton will speak. This charming little woman is a positive force in the evan gelistic work. The services will be- gin on time.
 ANOTHER PAYMENT MADE The directors of the Phoenix Labor Temple yesterday made another pay ment on the temple of $500. making total of $2000 that has now been paid upon the building and land, which is situated on the corner of Jefferson and Second avenue. The next payment comes due sometime in Nay. but the labor men of the 1 city hope to make the payment be- | fore that time. The amount paid | over yesterday was obtained from stockt subscriptions from the affiliat- 1 ed unions and from the men them l selves. There will be d meeting of | the Trades and Labor Council this 1 evening at the usual hour. Business 1 of importance is to be discussed l A large attendance is expected
 PHOENIX BUYS sTAMPs-That ! Phoenix is some stamp buyer is 1 shown by the figures compiled bl 1 much labor by Assistant Postmaster 1 Anderson for the last half month i From the sale of stamps alone. the ! income of the Phoenix pOstGffcc fol | the past F working days amounted to $4.J64.72 or. an average of $38- 1 a day for the month of February l 1912, the sale averaged but $215 | day. which shows that in this de | partment alone the office has bull up 8 per cent more business in th' past year, MT. Anderson declines t'
 announce the bargain sale of new | postoffice boxes in the federal build ing, but consented to say that thre cars of furniture of special patterr l were shipped and headed this way 1 This consignment will fill the orde
 and complete the furnishing of tn handsome new quarters of the pos
 office.
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 copa: A. L. Oppenheim, Cincinnati, 0. Elmer N. Ray, Verdon, Neb.: J. W Aker, Clifton, Ariz.; s. D. Workman S. C.; c. NJ. Workman. NJ. D., s. C.
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 Tucson; $. P. Moody, Portals, N. M.
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