Arizona republican., 1913-05-22
TRANSPORTATION MATTERS

| TRANSFORMATION MATTERS
! The transportation committee of the
| board of trade held an important
| meeting yesterday outlining the
| course of work to be pursued the
| following year.
NEW SCREENS-The windows of
! the various offices in the city hall
| building are being fitted with screens
as are also all the inside doors. After
this fly in any of the offices will be
quite out of place.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
The following parties We're granted
marriage licenses yesterday: George
w Meyer and Daisy Ellison; Frank
Raymond Peterson and Mary Eunice
Miller; Charlie Red Bird and Ida
Blank, Indians, all resident of Maricopa
county.
MOORE RETURNS-Chief of Police
a. j. Moore returned last evening by
the Globe Phoenix Auto Stage Line
from Globe where he went in company
with Deputy United States Marshal
Bush Anderson with William Stewart
who is to be hanged in the ella county
seat on August l.
HULL FUNERAL TODAY - The
funeral of Webb HUH, the Wyoming
banker who died suddenly Tuesday
morning, will be held from his late
residence, 1119 North First street, this
afternoon at o'clock. Easterling &
Whitney have charge OF the funeral
arrangements
CAPTAIN GOODMAN UNDER
THE ATHER-Captain c. w
Goodman, superintendent of the Unit
ed States Indian school here has been
under the weather for the past few
days. He expects to be out soon
THE w. c. T. 1.-THE w. c. T. L.
will meet at the home, 227 West Mon
roe street, Thursday May %. at 2:15
p m. All committees will report at
this time. Hostess, Mrs. c. A Mas
sic. a cordial invitation is extended
to the public
SCREENS ON THE CITY HALL
The city hall has been equipped
with an entire batch of new screens
over all the windows and doors The
intention is to have as few flies in
the city hall this year as possible.
The city council has become aroused
on the danger and inconvenience of
the house fly.
TEACHER LEAVES Edith
Mullen. one of the teachers in the
city schools leaves this morning for
Denver to pay a short visit to par
ents and friends on her way to Chi
cago University where she will study
special work. For three years she
has been a teacher in the Madison
FIRE IN GARAGE-GasoIine ignit-
school.
ing in the tank of automobile in the
Maricopa Electric and Auto company
garage, East Adams street. shortly
after seven o'clock last evening,
brought out the fire department in a
hurry. An alarm was telephoned to
the fire house and the department made
one of the quickest runs since it was
organized. The damage was confined
entirely to the machine and even that
was not damaged beyond repair
ELk'S CHILDREN PICNIC-Local
Elks are planning to hold a picnic for
the children of all EIks on Memorial
Gay. committee consisting of A L.
Moore, Emil CAM and Joe Melczer are
engaged in perfecting the arrange
ments- 1t has not been decided just
where the picnic will be held but it is
probable that among other things the
occasion will embrace a delightful ride
in automobiles to some point in the
valley.
SALE OF BARBER sHoP-The
Antiseptic Barber Shop, operated by T.
b. Stevens at 1873 \. LIST Ave. was sold
this week to ]. f. McCulley. Mr.. Stew
ems was the founder of the shop some
four years ago and about a year ago
it was moved to its present quarters.
He wants to thank his many patrons
of the past and wishes for his successor
the same liberal patronage.
SOME HOOTING-Chief of Police
Moore and Night Captain Brsbois
made a hurry run to Tenth and Madi-
son streets last evening when a re
port came in of a man shooting in a
house and of child screaming. IN
vestigation showed that a shot had
been fired. but the Mexican who had
the gun claimed it was an accidental
discharge. The Child" proved to be a
nineteen year-o old and married. The
gun was confiscated for the present
and the man told to appear today and
further explain just what really did
happen.
AFTER EXPERT FARMERS-Hon.
Levi Chubbock of the Indian service
who is to deliver the graduation adj
dress at the United States Indian
school this year arrived in the city
yesterday Mr. Chubbock is one of
the expert farmers of the country
and has been engaged in spreading
! his knowledge for a number of years.
| He believes that it will be only
short time until an expert farmer
| will be detailed from the United
States agricultural department to Mar
| icopa county for the purpose of
showing the farmers "how."
/ FARM MANAGER HERE-Levi
| Cbuhhucx an exnert from the de-
| partment of agriculture arrived in
| Phoenix yesterday to confer with the
| board of trade on matters relating
| to the employment of a farm man
ger in the valley The committee
on rural affairs of which Vernon
| Clark and William S. Humbert are