Arizona republican., 1913-01-08
AUTO LICENSE ISSUEO-Tha

AUTO LICENSE IssUEO-The fol- lowing auto licenses were granted by the secretary of states office ycster- day: Nos. 1928. NJ. H. Merrill of Cochise: 1929, Richard F. Stevens of Tucson.
 CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET-Thcrp will he d meeting of the Civic league this afternoon at 2.3O o'clock in the city hail. A number of matters of importance are to be discussed at tn, meeting.
 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIA- TlOTl-Thc Parent Teachers associa- tion of the osborn school will meet this afternoon at the uSaul hour in the auditorium of the school.
 REALTY AUCTlON-B. w. Get singer, the hustling auctioneer of the
 Arizona Auction and Development company will conduct an auction of lots in the Wise addition on Thursday afternoon Ut l:3O ocolck
 O'TOOLE FUNERAL-The funeral of Patrick O'Toole the sheepman. who died at the Sisters hospital. Monday afternoon. will be held from the Cath 'IN NiulNll. r iudN Illpi lllHS dl ' o'clock and burial will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
 HILL TO LEAVE-I."uis C. Hill. supervising engineer of the Southern district who has been making an cN- tended business visit to the Salt river valley leaves tonight for Yuma. Prom the siphon project he goes back to the Los Angeles office.
 ADAMS RECOVERING RAPIDLY John D. Adams chief clerk of the
 United States surveyor generals of
 flee who was forced to undergo an operation on Saturday is reported as recovering rapidly and will soon b" back at his desk in the office of General Ingalls,.
 BACK FROM SPRINGS-Mr. and Mrs ". $ GoIdsWorthy and Mrs.
 C. NJ Scott. returned yesterday morn
 ing from q few days spent at Castle
 Hot Springs Mrs GoldsWorthy and Mrs. scott had spent several days at the springs Mr. GoldsWorthy joining them over Sunday.
 ACQUISITION GRANTED-Govcrn- or Hunt yesterday granted the re quistiou of Governor Oscar E. Col
 
 who is wanted in Bandcra count Tex IS. on a charge of conspiracy to eX-
 tort Officer Mcbride of Bandcra will take the prisoner back.
 AUDITORS REPORT-Auditor J. J. Callaghan is busjly engaged in pre-
 pairing his report. It will iH addition to the survey of the finances of the state at this time contain also an estimate of what will be necessary in the way of regular appropriations
 for the ensuing two years.
 ARMORY BOARD TO MEET The board of consideration of the Armory proposition will hold meet ing in the rooms of the board of trade on Thursday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. The committee from the board of trad will meet with a committee from the National Guard and there will be present also some interested citizens. FIRST APPEARANCE HERE-Dr. A w Atkinson of Los Angeles. re gently appointed superintendent of the Arizona Mission of the Methodist Episcopal church has arrived and will deliver his first sermon to a Phoenix audience at First church tonight at 7:30. pr Atkinson is noted in Cali ; rornfa as being an elusueut and force ful speaker.
 GEORGE MlCHELSoN HERE George Nicholson vice president and manager of the Yuma National aEnk was in the city yesterday visiting friends. AIr Nicholson came up for the purpose of making arrangelntns to purchase for his bank d portion of the issue of refunding four and q half per cent bonds which are to be sold on February $.
 TRAIN PICTURES-ENccllent pie lures of the Farmers Demonstration train which is being talked about in Arizona under the auspices of the h. iv-rsity of Arizona are being dis played in the windows of the city
 ticket offices of the Santa Fc rail- road. There are twelve pictures m all tone being of the exterior of the tram, the other eleven presenting flaShilght views of the interior. They are lh- tcrrsting as well as notable specl- men of the photographers art. MEETING CLOSED-The southern Methodists of osborn have closed their revival meeting that was being conducted by Rev. J. C. Williams pastor of the Bcthol church, and m which ne was being assisted by Judge NJ J. Thompson of Texas. The net result of the meeting was sixty con versions and forty accessions to the church. Judge Thompson made number of friends by his foroeful and logical preaching.
 REFORM SCHOOL FILLING UP- Deputy sheriff Lew Mickey returned 1 last night from Benson where ne took d couple of boys and 8r. l to the reform school on his return ] he found that if he had waited d 1 day longer he would have had bigger cargo. A Doy by the name o1 Peck who had got beyond control Ot his parents was committed yesterday The officer found the weather chilly when he got back: that is. he heard complaints of chilliness, but he sad that if was mild and balmy compared with climatic conditions at Benson.