Arizona republican., 1913-01-09
MRS. MILLER ARRIVES-Mr,

MRS. MILLER ARRiVES-Mrs. P. J. Miller, wife of Commissioner Mill Ter of the state Tax Commission has arrived from Yuma and will make her permanent home here
 TOMLiNSON VISITS ROOSEVELT Secretary T. w. Tomlinson. of the American National Live Stock as sociatiop leaves this morning in an automobile with Mrs Tomlinson to visit the Roosevelt dam. They will return tomorrow
 ARMORY BOARD MEETiNG- There will be a meeting of the joint committee of the National Guard and the Board of Trade on the proposed armOry and convention hall for Phoe- nix this afternoon at the rooms of the Board of Trade at f o'clock.
 AUTO LICENSES lSSUED-The following licenses were issued for au- State Osborn. Numbers 1880. Fred Stewart of Tucson; 1881, w. H. Cartnell of Buckeye; 1892, Stratton and Lynch of Stafford: 1933. Frank H. Hereford of Tucson.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO MEET-The board of directors of the board of trade will meet in the rooms of the board this evening at o'clock in their regular weekly session. A large attendance is expected as there are many matters of importance to be discussed
 ASKS PERMISSION TO MAKE RATES KNOWN The Morenci Southern Railway company has made application to the corporation com mission to allow the publication of certain rates and switching charges for the Morenci yards. The applica- ton will De heard today.
 VISITING FROM OHiO-B c. Al lot of Mckinley. who is staying with c. R. Bernetzke of this city. came into Phoenix merely as q side trip on his way to California. He is so pleased with the valley that he will make his plans to spend his next winter here instead of in California.
 IS SIMS SWANTED?-Chief of Police A. J. Moore received a telephone mes sage from Tucson saying Clarence Sims, q negro. was under arrest there and was thought to be wanted in Phoe- nix. Chief Moore said he believed the man had been under arrest on q petty charge but did not know Of his being wanted here now.
 VISITORS WEO-The marriage of Mir John F. Doughtery, of omaha, Nebraska. and Miss Frances Schwertly of Missouri Valley, Iowa. was solomized at St. Mary's Catholic church. Tuesday. Jnauary the 1th, at goo q. m. Both parties are winter visitors to Phoenix and have q large circle of friends who wish them well. PARCEL POST BUSINESS the parcel post is being well patron ized in Phoenix can be gathered from the information obtained by Post
 master McClintocll of the first seven service days since it's establishment. In that time there have been no less than 1900 parcels passed through the local pOstOffice either reccipted for to
 be sent away of received by mail 10 be delivered here
 PARENT TEACHERS TO MEET- The Parent Teachers association of the Adams school will meet this af- l telnOon in the school auditorium at 3:@0 o'clock. There is important bus- ness to be transacted including two delegates to the state convention 1 One of the Loan Papers. The Rcla- 1 ton between Parents and Teachers will be read and discussed. Mothers and teachers are urged to be present. GEO. ALkIRE's PRECAUTiON- George Alkirc yesterday shipped i eight carloads of alfalfa from Alham- l bra to southern California MT AL 1 kire having heard Of the climatOlo- | gical conditions prevailing there de- | cided to take no chances and accord 1 ingly had the nay shipped in re- ] frigerator cars. If the hay freezes i after it crosses. the Colorado, the ! consignee will have no recourse | against MT. Alkire.
 1 INFORMAL CONFERENCE-T will be an informal conference this | afternoon in the offices of the Ari-
 Zona Corporation Commission be- l tween a number of prominent cattle ! men and stock men of the state and 1 the members of the commission. It | is likely also there will be q number ! of cattle agents of the railroads pres ent at the hearing. This is prelimi-
 nary to the larger and formal pub 1 lie affair the next day.
 l A PALATiAL RESiDENCE-A. l RedeWill lately purchased a large lot on North Third avenue where he will erect next summer a handsome home 1 at cost of not less than $7O00. Miss Alice Redewin accompanied by her l mother will return to Paris in March to complete her musical education 1 When Mrs RedeWill comes back her new home will be awaiting her Speaking of new houses, the Rede- will family has done it's share toward
 the growth of Phoenix,x Two of the
 sons have each built handsome thomes.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL | F. G. Village, Buceye; Mrs. $. NJ Grunberg, Douglas; w. H. Ratcllfi
 Kansas City; James Ratcliff. Kansas City; NJ l.. Buckley, Prescott; l. A. Dalton, MaldOn, Mo; T. l.. Beyer Emporia, Kansas; H. w. Graham. w I, Perry ne Angeles. MT and Mrs