Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
LOS ANGELES ATTORNEY

J. Fl. Campbell of Tucson, formerly q member of the territorial supreme court, came in yesterday morning from the old pueblo on business ALL ARIZONA CORPORATiON- A corporation was formed yesterday under the name of Arizona Acres which will be q wholly Arizona own ed company The incorporators are D. H. Telford, Vernon s. Cook and Earl Curtis.
 SELLS FRANkLlN-George Hage- man, the air cooled agent, yesterday sold Franklin model G touring car to Mrs. Elizabeth Moeller, owner of the Mission apartments. Mrs Noel Ter has already become a proficient driver and is extremely proud of her new car.
 STUDEBAkER SALES-Wayland Wood. of the Stuuebaker agency commonly known as the Arizona Mo- tor company. has sold four cars in the last few days, the new owners being as follows: F. c. Brown. R. Bailey, J. M. Sears and J. C. Dob bin
 E. p. 6 S. w. TRAFFIC MAN.
 
 slstant general freight agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern system was in the city yesterday conferring with the corporation commission upon the coming hearing of the class rates matter.
 WATER OUT OF CANAL-Water users under the Arizona canal below l the site of the new Falls power house are warned that there will be no water for three days beginning Monday. The reason is that work must commence that day on the con- nection with the power house. ACQUISITION GRANTED-Gover- nor Hunt yesterday granted a requisi- tion from the governor of Mississippi for the person of sam C. Thompson. who is wanted at Waterbury of that state for alleged burglary R. c. Mur- ray the officer from Mississippi ar l rived yesterday morning and obtained ! the necessary papers
 STUBBS OF ESPEE-J. C. Stubba, general freight and passenger agent Of the Southern Pacific system for | the southern district of California, was in the city yesterday conferring with the corporation commission. Mir. l Stubbs is regarded as one of the ablest traffic men of this section as
 he is one of the most popular. LENTEN ERVicES-Noonday ser 1 vices will be held in Trinity Pro- Ca ! thedral today as it has been since the
 beginning of Holy Week. In addition Holy Communion will be celebrated
 this evening at o'clock. Tomorrow i beginning at F o'clock, a three hour 1 service will be held in the church. The
 ladies of the parish are serving lunch ! con eacn day at noon during these ser | vices.
 SEEK MISSING ONES-The po- lice department has inquiries for the
 following persons. from relatives and
 others: Louie Blair. from his father
 at Terre Haute. Ind, Frank Harbin, | here some F years ago. from his nephew a Seligman, Mo; Allen R. Lyons. here in November. 1912, and
 from here went to Hayden, Arizona, and had his mail forwarded cIo
 Stoolfire at Hayden, Arizona, from his brother in the east.
 SPECIAL GLENDALE CAR-For
 the purpose of accommodating the
 crowds from Phoenix who will be at
 tending the opening and dedication
 Of the Glendale Woman's Club build
 ing on Friday. there will be a spe-
 cial car leave the transfer station at l the corner of Washington and First ] streets at 1920 Friday afternoon. Th5
 ! celebration at Glendale opens prompt ly at l.: 30. Mrs. B. A Fowler, ol
 this city will deliver the dedicatory address
 : RECLAMATION OFFlcIALs-Yes-
 !terday was office day with the visit
 ing engineers of the reclamation ser vice. Messrs. Davis and Hill who l were in conference with members of the service and farmers almost the entire day. During the after
 noon there were conferences Tn Mfr Fitch's office with engineers anc President Orme of the Water Users association. The discussion was en- tirely informal and touched gooC many phases of the work. TAKES AWAY PLEASANT MEM ORY-There is at least one pleased l winter resident of Phoenix. On the
 eve of her departure, Mrs. R. J . Cory writes The Republican: After | five months stay in your beautiful I little city, we say good bye, enroutt i to Denver and then our home in Cen | tral Iowa 1 wish especially to thanf d you for your fine courtesy in send
 ] ing papers to us. I convey my ear
 nest wish for Phoenix, for the state
 of Arizona, prosperity. peace ant : plenty and fewer cats and dog! ; whose howls make nights hdeOus. FOR ARIZONA CHiLDREN-Mrs Elva Ketring, of Denver, came her. t on Monday and will remain a fev } days as the representative of tn
 Home League Orphanage of Denver ' She wishes to thank the people 0 : Phonix for the liberal way in whicl they have donated to the maintain
 ing of the institute and homeless
 | children. Many of them knew tn.
 founder of the home, J. NJ. Lind. an'
 have helped with the work since tn > beginning of it in 1897. Speaking of the work. Mrs. ketring said: II is conducted along the lines of re specting the family ties when ther S | ic vvido1va1 moi we re1c