Arizona republican., 1913-06-24

f\tIlN, tbIlOI anu pTOpTleIOT Of the Clifton Copper Era is business vi- sitor in the city this week
 AT THE FORD-A. M Gibson Mesa; Harold B. Rose, Maricopa J. B. Jones, Miami; Mrs. McDon- ough Globe; C. B. Harsford, city. CRUlCE HERE AGAIN = F. P Cruice travelling passenger and freight agent of the $. F P & P. railroad paid one of his duty visits
 to Phoenix yesterday.
 NORTHERN DEMOCRAT - John H Robinson of Yavapai county, se- cretary of the state democratic cen tral committee came down from his
 home in the north yesterday and was in confab with the leading politicos here yesterday.
 | LOOKS FEM OVER-F. A. Miller.
 mechanical and electrical inspector of
 the property of Uncle sam arrived in Phoenix yesterday to look over the
 equipment of the Phoenix federal
 building. He is representative of
 the supervising architect. who sits
 enthroned in Washington.
 l BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS- Board of Freeholders engaged in
 drafting a proposed charter for the Icommision form of government for Phoenix will meet again tonight in 1 the upper hall of the city hall for
 further discussion of the powers and duties of the commissioners and the lefty manager.
 MRS. ELLENBURG STILL IN 1 JAIL-Lily Ellenburg, who was found 1 guilty of keeping a resort for immoral i purposes on the Tempe road, was sent l enced to either pay fine of $50 or i spend one hundred and fifty days in l..ta lal night the woman had not made any effort to pay her fine.
 PLANNING A PICNIC-TEe boys l of c M Etter's Sunday school class at the Creighton district school are 1 planning picnic and ice cream so- 1 cIal to be given in the manual train 1 ing department of the Creighton school house at eight o'clock on the ! evening of June 2G for the purpose
 of making a help fund" for the Sunday school.
 BROWN ON THE JOe-Edgar A. Brown, the newly chosen expert man of the Corporation commission has arrived in Phoenix to make his home here Yesterday he took his desk at the state house for the first time MT. Brown was formerly clerk to the normal board of the Flagstaff normal SCnOOl- lie Has dlSp lleii jmany years experience as rate man with the large railroads of the country.
 SECURES A BIG CONTRACT P Fischer. a local contractor, yester day landed a nice slice of the Chald- Ter water works contract, and eX- poets to start his gangs of men to work on the proposition in a few days Tn order further to expedite his contracting work he recently pur- chased a 5000 ditching machine.
 which We will ship to Chandler for
 the work there He expects also to use t on many other iohs comiro up
 LARSON KELLEY NUPTIALS -I William Theodore Larsen. of Tacoma, Washington. and Miss Lucille Kelley Were married yesterday afternoon in
 the Judge Phillips chambers al the
 county court house. The bride who iS
 the sister of Charles E. Kelley. one of
 the proprietors of the Rose Tree is one of the most popular members of the young smart set in Phoenix. The groom
 is the son of Lewis Larsen, master me chanic of the Northern Pacific railroad
 shops at Tacoma. MT Larsen junior
 has been a resident of Phoenix for about six months and during his brief stay here has made q large number of
 friends. The marriage was q complete
 surprise to many of his friends as the couple did not announce their plans
 for fear of charivari. After the cere- mony the couple left for the coast for visit to friends and after their return will make their home in the north part of town where MT. Larsen has recently purchased home.
 QUICK WORK BY SHERIFF'S OF 1
 FlCE-Twenty minutes after getting information regarding an alleged for ger the officers from the Sheriffs of flee had located their man and had placed him in the county jail. The man who is known as Harry H. Holt. re- quested the proprietor of the Hoffman Cafe to cash a check that the man said | had been given to him by his employer ! in settlement of wages. The check 1 which was for thirty dollars was l cashed by the hotel man and when he l sent it to the bank it was returned as no good. Saturday evening the pro- | prietor A A. Gibson informed the sher- l iffs office and accompanied Under | Sheriff Billy WoOlf on the hunt for the | check artist, the party had not gone | very far down Washington street be- fore they found their man. Upon his | arrest Holt protested vigorously his | innocense and denied that he had ever | been in the Hoffman. Yesterday Holt 1 experienced a change of heart and went | before Judge Phillips and pleaded | guilty. Upon expressing contrition for | the offence Judge Phillips suspended | the sentence Holt is alleged to have l been an inmate of the state peniten- tiary at Florence. being sent up from 1 CoconinO county on charge of grand | larceny.