Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
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with the clerk of the United States dis l trict court yesterday by La Gracia Col | den Copper company.
 SUIT FOR REPLEVIN-W H l Ream has instituted d suit of replevin | against Alex Saavedra and NJ. l.. Pro- | vencia Lysander Cassidy is the at ] torney for the plaintiff
 MARRIAGE LICENSES lSSUED- George Kanoff and Elizabeth Pink l ham, both of Maricopa county: Har- | vier and Tonyea, both Indians living | on the Selt river reserve.
 DIVORCE SUiT-Mrs. Annie Wiley 1 through her attorneys, Struckmeyer l and Fisher, has filed notice of her intention to institute suit for d- vorce against James A. Wiley.
 OSBORN SCHOOL OPENs-The trustees of the osborn district school announce that the school in that dis trict will open again on Monday morn- ing as usual at the regular time.
 COMING FROM LOS ANGELES- Miss Elizabeth Seargant will arrive this morning from Los Angeless to spend the Easter holidays with her mother at 649 North Third avenue.
 PHOENIX LAUNORY-The Phoenix Laundry company was incorporated and papers filed yesterday with the county recorder. The incorporatOrs are Robert S Fisher and Guy Law renee.
 FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS-The Misses Morrison, daughters of Hon. and Mrs. T. J. Morrison of Octave, are spending the Easter holidays at St. MarY's Academy where they were for merly students
 CALLED BY DEATH OF FATHER -Clem A. ToWner, of the School of Music left for Long Beach having re- ceived d telegram. father in Long Beach died yesterday morning MT Towncr will return early next week
 MRS. HURSH LEAVES Myra Hursh and R. J. Jackson who were held in the county jail on d charge of kidnapping, preferred by the Cali fOrnia authorities. left for Fresno last evening to answer there to the charges preferred against them
 NEW REALTY CONTAINED. H. Teford Vernon Clark, Earl s. Curtis who on Wednesday last filed incorpora- tion papers for the company known as the Arizona Acres yesterday filed d new set of agreements relating to the incorporation of the Sunset Realty company
 LANDER IS HONORED-C. NJ Zander, chairman of the Arizona State Tax commission received notification yesterday that he had been appointed chairman of the section of mine tax 1ti nF I,D To
 The next convention of the associa- tion will be held in Buffalo. x. Y. in next November
 LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC-If you are. you can Tear one of the finest an thems ever rendered in Phoenix a the First Methodist church Easter morning, sung by a choir of over twenty voices, under the able direction of Prof. Will son The anthem is Thou Art Our 1 Father" by Emerson with Hallelujah chorus. Skilled musicians who have heard it pronounce it excellent
 ATTORNEYS ADMITTED-Judge Morrow was on the bench yesterday at the usual hour notwithstanding his in 1 disposition of the day before. But lit ! tie business came before the federal l court yesterday Attorneys J. J. Cox of Phoenix and W. K. Flora of Tempe were admitted to practice. The case | of 4. E. Hurst against the Copper 1 Queen company a personal injury suit
 was dismissed. And there being no 1 further business, the court adjourned. APPRECIATED COURTESY-Whe word came that the Tempe bridge was on the blink yesterday and the trains | T Wayland Wood of the Arizona Motor l company kindly offered a Stakeholder 1 car to go and get the mails. With As 1 sistant Postmaster Anderson he went 1 to Tempe. but by the time they got there the bridge had been repaired and 1 the first train footing it's way to Phoe-
 nix. They rod right up and turned
 around and rode right back again. Many passengers arrived from Tempe in automobiles during the time repairs 1 were being made on the bridge
 COUNTRY CLUB DOiNGS-The 1 announcement of the dinner dance to be given by the Country club or 1 April is but d few days old yet 1 the house committee has received 1 nearly the full number of applications 1 that the club can comfortably ac- ! cOmOdate. It has been decided tC
 limit the guests to 130. This event
 was of course the favorte topic over
 the teacups at the club yesterday y i Mrs Evans Darby and Mrs. Joseph
 LObit were the hostesses and the tea
 was preceded by a rubber or two oi l auction. the prize being captured by 1 Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard. Those
 present were: Mrs. Louise H. Chal- 1 mers, Mrs. Richard E. Sloan. Mrs
 William M. Seabury. Mrs. Dan M
 Francis. Mrs. Herbert Atha. Mrs
 Isaac Taft Stoddard. Mrs. Fen Hil- 1 dreth Mrs John Dennett Jr.. Mrs George Purdy Bullard, Mrs. William Brownbeck. Mrs Harry Kay and Mrs
 Ceilings. Mrs. Joseph Melczer anC
 Mrs. Robert Peabody will serve or Saturday.
 Wait for our big removal sale