Arizona republican., 1913-04-09
PHARMACY BOARD MEETING.-


 PHARMACY BOARD MEETING.-
 The semi-annual meeting of the Arizona state board of pharmacy will he held at the capitol today and con- tinuinG through tomorrow A large class of applicants will be examined for registration as licensed pharma- cists officers will also be elected. Those of the board who will be in attendance are J. A. Dimes. Tempe: c. Q. Hammill. Douglas; T. l.. Me Cutcheon. Yuma: Will Marian. Flag staff Arthur G. Hulett, Phoenix. The applicants will come from prac- | ticaliy every point in Arizona
 ! WILL PLAY IN MlAMl-The 1 Tempe baseball cub will leave to- morrow afternoon on three days
 visit to Miami. Arizona. as a result l of telegraphic communication be- tween Frank Baum, manager of the i Tempe nine. and Jas A Hinch- cIiffe. manager of the Miami baseball club yesterday The Miami cfub officially opened it's new park with
 a big game last Sunday and as a
 good start for the season they have
 called upon Tempe for a series of three games The first game will 1 br played on Friday afternoon of
 this week. the second on Saturday and the last on Sunday.
 i ACCEPTANCE OSTPONED-Ow- l ing to d number Of contributing l causes which made it impossible for the board of control to visit the i Auzona State Hospital for the In
 sane as planned yesterday after 1 nOon. the reconstructed main build ! ing was not formally turned over 1 to the board as had been planned.
 I. is now proposed to wait until the arrival of the table which is to oc- cupY a prominent place in the new | administration building. and then 1 while holding q public opening, for 1 mally turn the completed structure
 over to the state This may occur l within week or ten days.
 TAX COMMISSION GO VISITING The state tax commission composed l of C. M. Zander. chairman. p J. Mil l Ter and c R Howe left last night 1 over the Southern Pacific for triI | of inspection into and through the l offices of the county assessors of the 1 southern counties. These gentlemen 1 contemplated the trip last week but l owing to the probability that the leg l islature would continue through this l week thought better to defer the trip 1 however when it was announced that 1 the legislature would not meet until Monday it was decided to review the 1 action postpOning the trip and |" go ahead and take it.
 1 GROCERY BURNS-The little gro cel.y store on Grand avenue ai the end of the street car line and near the entrance 10 the stat fair grounds, 1 was burnd to the ground in fire which started late last night, pre- sumably from gasoline explosion. 1 The store was located a considera- fle distance outside 'the city limits 1 ard beyond the reach of the city water. Fire Chief Sullivan went out 1 in the vicinity of the blaze. but saw that ii would be impossible for the department to do any good and dld not turn in an alarm. The fire made a lurid glare in the northern sky and a rumor was started that the little community of Alhambra was being wiped out.
 GUN ToTER DISCHARGED - 1 AdOlphe Schmidt, who attempted to intimdate John Renaud by flourish ing d revolver. was given a hearing l before Judge p r. Parker yesterday on d charge of assault with a deadly 1 weapon. and was discharged because the state could not produce eVi- 1 dence enough to Substantiate the 1 charge. From the evidence given ln court yesterday it appears that Schmidt. who is a small man. re quested that Renaud should pay
 Schmidt the amount of wages due
 him. and that Renaud backed up his
 refusal by threat of personal VI olence which caused Schmidt to try
 to bluff Renaud with d display of
 firearms This action caused Renaud
 to become alarmed and hurry-u up
 call was sent into the sheriffs office
 When the officers arrived on the scene they ordered Schmidt to hold up his hands, but Schmidt having carried one bluff through thought that he could get away with the
 other. but Deputy 'Sherffs Sears and
 Olea persuaded Adolphe to the con trary and upon examination the re- 1 volVer was found to be unloaded, and by all appearances the gun had not 1