Arizona republican., 1913-04-02
DINNER Pos1PoNEp-on accour

tions. the Board of Trade Summer Plans dinner will have to be postponed. The new date has not been fixed. DIR. LOONEY HERE-Dr. R. N.
 Looney, state superintendent of pub
 lie health came down from his home in
 Prescott yesterday on special business
 and will remain in the city for a day
 or two.
 ADJUDGED iNSANE-May Owens
 was adjudged insane yesterday and
 committed to the state hospital for the
 insane. She has resided in Phoenix
 only a short time but has become a
 confirmed user of cocaine.
 APRIL FOOL SOCIAL-The Win
 ners' Bible Class of the First Methodist
 Episcopal church held an April Fool
 Basket Social last evening in the
 church parlors The affair was we'll
 attended and was greatly enjoyed by
 all
 STOLE TOOLS-Priso Gonzales took
 some tools belonging to J. c. Phillips
 without the owners consent, with the
 result that he was arrested on a charge of petit larceny. Gonzales was
 tried in Judge Johnstone's court and 1lned S20 winch was paid.
 "EARTH" EDITOR COMING-F l..
 Vandegrift editor of the Earth Maga- zine, will be in Phoenix Thursday to collect a flock of stories about the val ley for the August edition of the per
 iodical. MT. Vandegrift is being as sisted by the Phoenix Board of Trade.
 APPROVES SURVEY-The official survey of the Alpha. Omega, Wallapai Queen and Magnolia lode mining claims, situated in the Wallapai Min
 ing district Mohave county Arizona,
 has been approved by the surveyor
 general. This survey is designated as ed by the Arizona Alpha Mining Com
 pany.
 YEGGMAN SENTENCED-J Me Loughlin, who was arrested by Mer-
 chants Patrolman Bradley. and who
 was found to have in his possession a
 complete kit of burglar tools, was tried
 before Judge Phillips yesterday and
 found guilty and sentenced to a term
 of forty five days imprisonment in the
 county jail
 RAILROAD MEN COMiNG-Paul
 P. Hastings. general freight and pas
 senger agent of the Santa Fe lines
 with headquarters in San Francisco,
 and J. G. Stubbs, general freight agent of the Southern Pacific with head quarters in Los Angeles, will arrive in Phoenix this morning on business connected with their roads
 ASYLUM CONTRACT-The board of control at it's session yesterday approved of the contracts for the state insane asylum for the next six months The provision contract goes to the Wakelin Grocery company Nelson White will supply the shoes and the Phoenix Wholesale Meat and Produce company the fresh meat ANOTHER CASE REPORTED = 1 Another case of cerebro- spinal menin gitis was reported yesterday, A four year old Mexican child living on East Madison street is the victim. This makes two cases in town, the other be- 1 ing that of little girl on Tenth av- l enue, who has been i'll for several days
 and who was reported yesterday as on 1 the road to recovery
 SHEDD MOVES-Harry L. Shedd who for several months has been en- gagged in the business of collections l notary public. and kindred work, ir l the offices of Struckmeyer & Fisher ] lNesterdav moved his establishment tC Room 401, Goodrich building. He has made a success not only of the cOllec- tion business, but of acting trustee administrator and assignee. in his new quarters he will be better equip ped to handle his constantly growing business
 GETS HIM AGAlN-Having just plead guilty and paid d fine for boot logging, Roy Watson of Chandler was rearrested yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Bush Anderson on a , charge of having sold liquor without having paid the federal license. He was arraigned before Commissioner Johnstone for appearance before the grand jury He was allowed liberty on his own recOgnizance.
 STOLE AUTO TIRE-Sam Boone evidentally believes that an automobile is the one thing that would make life worth living and on the strength of his theory has begun to collect auto tires from automobiles without telling the owners about it. Unfortunately for him the owners do not approve of these actions, and Sam was therefore ar , rested and tried before Jdge Phillips and rewarded for his misplaced energy by sentence of seventy-five days in the county jail.
 DISTINGUISHED VISITOR Invi- tations were sent yesterday to Hon. A. w Watt, premier of Victoria, Aus tralia, now in London and soon to visit America. The invitations were sent out by President Ancil Martin of the board of trade and Governor Hunt at the suggestion of the secretary of the Australasian Society of America. MT. Watt is a very distinguished man, be- ing already well spoken of for the premiership of Australia. He is now attending important conferences in England
 DYE WORKS SOLD-The Berlin ] Dye Works, which went into assig- nee's hands about two weeks ago, and which since then was operated by Harry l.. Shedd as assignee. was sold yesterday to J. B. Douglas & Son, who will conduct business along new
 and improved lines. The younger