Arizona republican., 1913-05-09

/ TtNOo 0oMG GPo-CIt OI TIC
members of the police force yesterday
| found a package of medical examiner
| reports for the knights and Ladies of
| Security, countersigned by c. II. Wood,
| organizer. The papers are at the po-
| lice station.
SPEEDER is FINED-W A Por-
i ter arrested several days ago by Mo-
| torcycle Policeman MorreH on a
charge of driving an automobile on
the streets at the speed of twenty
eight miles an hour appeared in police
court yesterday and was assessed the
usual fine of SIS which he paid
BICYCLE MIXUP-Francisco Dan
lei complained yesterday TO the police
that somebody had taken his black and
blue frame bicycle and left a Cornell
wheel in it's place. 1t is evident that
a miXup occurred and Daniel left the
Cornell wheel at the police station in
the hope that the owned would appear
and restore his missing wheel.
BOARDS FIRST MEET-The first
meeting of the new board of direc-
tors of the board of trade happens at
that office on Monday at a noon
lunch. The new president VIII be Sc
Iccted. According to custom, this Of
flee will be given to Or bennett, now
first vice president. President Martin
Will preside until his successor is
elected.
COLVIN BROWN - Greetings from
San Francisco and the exposition there
were brought into Phoenix by the ear
load by CoIVin 4. Brown, whose card
reads. Chief Of the department of
domestic exploitation" Mr.. Brown
called at the board OF trade, intro
duced by wire from Charles Nogel-
sang
COMPANY 3. DRILL-Gratifying
attendance marked the regular weekly
drill of Company b, y. G. A. last ev-
enng at the armory. First Lieuten-
ant R d. La Garde, I. $ A was
present and supervised the drilling.
Examination was held for promotion
to the ranks of sergeant and corporal
and announcement of the successful
candidates will be made later by Cap
tain Earl w. Hill, commanding Off
Ger.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Harvey J.
Asdel Alvin Jones, Thomas McCor-
mick, J. W. Weeks. Los Angeles; Sam
F. Webb Cashion; +. r. A Larrien.
IIuachuca. Z. e. Root, c. +. Reed, Geo.
f. Robertson. Los Angeles: Leon T.
Noise, san Francisco; ". 5 Fletcher.
Maricopa: J. w. Arnold, Tempe;
Christ Yeager, Fl Paso: T. A. Sears.
Valley Mills. Texas; r. Clymo. Tempe:
r. r. Jones' Gainesville, Ga; +. /
Newell, Houston, Texas; James Ken
ncdy, j H. Kennedy, Wilcox; Z. y
Ramsey. Seattle
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF FULL
CREW LAW-The Arizona corpora
ton commission of its own motion yes
terday filed complaint before the body
for a public hearing on the matter of
alleged violations Of the fun crew law
of the state by the \. T & :. F. rail-
way. The complaint alleges that the
company has caused swing brakemen
to ride in the center of the trains with
out designating the position held as
an hazardous position, and in addition
has failed and refused to allow proper
mileage for the distance from state
line on the west to Lupton on the east
LANGSTON MISTAKEN = Attor-
ney ]. H Langston appeared in police
court yesterday TO press his complaint
against Geo. Pilchard whom he charged
with having nearly run him down
the night before while driving On auto
mobile without lights. Pilchard proved
that he had not been out with his ma
chine the night before and that if the
machine was out a all il was being
driven BY another person without Pill
chard's knowledge or consent. Pill
chard was accordingly discharged and
both he and Judge Longston departed
gether in running down the real culprit