Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
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CUNNiFF TO RESCOTT-Presi- dent M. G. Cunniff of the state sen ate was called hurriedly home Friday night to attend to urgent business in YaVapai county. He is expected back Monday morning.
 CREIGHTON TRIPS TO COAST Ned Creighton, the well known news paper correspondent Of this city left Thursday evening for Los Angeles on business but expects to be back in Phoenix on Monday morning
 WASHiNGTON'S BIRTHDAY -l The birthday of the father of the country was generally observed in Phoenix yesterday. The offices in the city and state house were clos ed, the postoffice observed Sunday hours. and there were several gath erings in the city in the form of celebrations of the event.
 UNIVERSITY BOOSTERS TALK President A. H. Wilde and Prof R. H. Forbes of the University of Arizona appeared before the house committee on ways and means and appropriations committee Of the sen ate yesterday morning in behalf of the request for sufficient appropria-
  the plans of the trustees and faculty.
 DEATH OF G. A. SELLE-Gustave A. SelIe, who has been a resident of Phoenix for the past six years, died at his home about a mile and half west of the State Fair grounds on the Christy road yesterday after a lingering illness The funeral will take place at the undertaking par lors of Merryman and Hayt at ? o'clock Monday afternoon.
 VISITS CRYSTAL SPRlNGS-In letter from Fort Defiance, E. L. Graves of the Indian Shop writes that he vii visit Crystal Springs be fore returning to Phoenix. MT. Graves is on a blanket buying trip, and expects to return this week. He says that it is very cold on the re- servation with snow and ice every where in evidence.
 MASS MEETING-Evangeli Her miston will speak to men only this afternoon at the First Baptist l church on the subject. Bob lnger- 1 sol's Creed" Mir Hermiston has ] been speaking to the people of l Phoenix for week and in the above
  | men invited.
 PUBLIC UTILITIES MEETlNG- l There will be a meeting of the sub committee on public utilities of the committee of one hundred and twen- i ty-five on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. on the second floor of the l Creighton building. This is the last meeting before the meeting of the | hn yl,,1. l Wednesday, A full attendance is | urged.
 STOLE AUTO TIRE-H G. Jordan and A. R. Harris were arrested yes l terday morning by Constable Murphy l because they could not explain to the ! officers satisfaction how they be- came possessed of an auto tire with | out having the auto somewhere around. They were taken before Justice Johnson and placed in jail until Monday when they will have an hearing.
 NORTHERN NORMAL NATTER 1 The Northern Arizona Normal school | has put in a plea to the state leg l islature for more money with which l to accommodate the growing demands l upon the school. The present build l ings need to be augmented by more | buildings. The facts in support of 1 the request will be presented to the | legislative committees this week by 1 President Blome who will be in the city either tomorrow or Tuesday to l begin his work.
 1 AT THE ANNEX HOTEL-F. c. | Farrell. MT and Mrs C. s. Redfern | Chicago; o. s. Barke, Minneapolis: T. J. EIlerd L. J. Ellerd. Lillie FL | lerd, Plainview, Texas: Clarence R. | Miller, Arlington, Nev.; F. R. Layne, NJ B HuctOn, Los Angeles; J. S. Perkins, Globe: J. C. Framson, Nor 1 enci; T. H. Clarady. Safford; A. H. Wilde, Tucson: J. s. Wilson, Nash lville, Tenn: M. D. Wilcox, Casa Grande; Mrs. W s. Richards. Miss Richards. Chicago; F. c. Hockinsmitt. Pittsburg: Austin ClausOn and son. Chicago; G. D. Kelley, Lakota. N. D.; ID l.. Culp and wife. Wickenburg; N Farling and wife, Denver; J. $. Mooney, Akron, Ohio; F. w. Fenton. lJ l.. Mcdonald. Omaha: A. C. Fallis. Los angeles
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