Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

| now on the job again after q Vaca- ton. Brisbois found good coat of tan while he was gone and he is now displaying il for the benefit of l his cOntrereS.
 THREE MORE CHAUFFERS- | Three more chauffeurs, desircus of be ing licensed to drive motor cars in 1 ArIzona presented their names and qualifications to the secretary of
 state yesterday, and were issued the following numbers: 545. Robert Ora ham, Tucson; 546, J. E. GochenoVer, Tucson; 547 w. S. Holland, Mesa. CHA MONSTERS FASHIONABLE In spite of the high cost of living there has come q sudden and un- accountable demand from the east for GiIa monsters. Another scientific institution has put in an order 50 that the price to Indian and other collectors has risen from twenty-five cents to one dollar
 TWO RUNS FOR THE FIRE DE- RTMENT-The fire department made two runs yesterday afternoon
 in response t. two still alarms. The first alarm was thought to be
 false one owing to the fact that the wrong address was given. When they answered the second alarm the
 fire laddies found that the fire had
 been brought under control without
 their services.
 FATHER OF PHOENIX MAN
 HONOREO-Mr Joe Murphy, the
 man who cleared up the Castle Hot Springs mystery last spring. received
 word Yesterday that his father Pat rick Murphy of the Fort Wayne, Ind.
 police department had been promoted to the rank of lieutenant as q reward for his splendid service during the
 twenty years that he has been q member of the force
 AUTOMOBILE LICENSES fol- lowing automobile licences were is sued from the office of the secretary of state yesterday: 3144, F. D. Welch. Phoenix; 3145, Dora Wish. Buckeye; 3146, T T Mcqueen, Mesa; 3147, Si- mon Martinez, sonora; 314S, Young Brothers, Mammouth; 3149, Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co, Douglas; 3150, E. J. Mckinney. Benson; 3151 Dr. V. A Smeeker. Nogales 3152, W. < Holland. Meso: 3153. Arthur C. Lurs, Phoenix.
 TROUBLE CAUSES WOMAN's INSANITY-The police Were called t. Ninth street last night to capture a woman who had become suddenly insane. The woman is evidently an Italian and does not speak very much English, Night Captain Brisbois was able to converse with the Woman in her native tongue anl found that family troubles were the cause of her mental illness. The woman is in sanely icaIuus of some of her neigh bors
 FORD ARRiVALS-II Emyord, City j. E. Eubouk. City; F. J. Hill City, r. J Dewey, City; Edwin Il. Cooper, Los Angeles: R. Y. Eldridge and wife, City; F. A. Mercer, Kansas City; R F Weaver; Frank J. Sibley. Copper Creek: R. II. Cooper. Buckeye; Thos. Ernest Mesa; W. F.. Kendall Los An geles: Mrs R E. Sims and son. Flor ence: C. < Harker. Oakland, Cal; E. F. Bailey and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. A Park, Denver Col; R. D. l.. Me Lawren. Albuquerque. x NJ, pr. J. $. MonicaI, Phoenix.
 BRADLY TO CHICAGO-Officer Brady Of the AIercdants Patrol left Phoenix last night for the Windy City to visit his parents, This iS the first trip back home that Brady has made for five years. Contrary t0 slightly circulated reports Brady 1 is not returning to Chicago for tho purpose of entering the ranks of the benedicts. Brady has nice sur prise awaiting him when he opens ] ris suitcase because his friends have placed snerein several tokens of their esteem.
 ONE TO FRIsCO-W. NJ seabury of the firm of Sloan. Seabury and WesterveIt of this city and L.%Il Renau IngIes are journeying to san Francisco IS fast as the railway will | take them there, for the purpose of representing complainant and inter- l VenOr in the suit of w. l.. Clark | against the Arizona Trust company, in which the intervenors ask for an injunction to restrain the holders of certain assets of the company from disposing of the assets, an6 other l wise damaging the interests of the stockholders in general.
 AT THE COMMER Knapp and wife, Hayden, Ariz.; Pearl Martin. Mesa; John Martin, Mesa; $. J Smith, Deming, x. M; Percy Baker, Winkelman, Ariz.; A. w Henry, Win keman, Ariz.; Walter Chesse. WinkeI- | man, Ariz.: John Belser; c. A. Gerst and wife, Cashion: MT. and Mrs. l.. George. Chandler; s. Rainer, Phoenix; P. J. Mckinney, Phoenix; Frank Lee; L. Neil; F.. s. McNelIey. Globe; L. w. Knotts, NeoshO Falls. Kans.; F. NJ Me Kenney Clarksdale; Dan P. Pan, City; Frank II. Orr, City; F C. Garrison, Bisbee Ariz.: F.. McMaranison; F. C. 1 Woodbury, Los Angeles; w. H Tharpe. | Prescott; C. F. Dethey; F.. J Rutter, | Pueblo. Colo: r. C. Anderson, Globe; 1 Leroy Middleton, Globe: Robt. Woods, 1 Jr., Globe; John Bailey, Globe; II. F. l Farnham. Globe; Mrs. r. Batl<in, Mesa; A. IT. Elliott, Casa Grande