Arizona republican., 1913-01-02
STOLEN FROM THE STREET.

STOLEN FROM THE STREET. The horse and buggy of r T. Hurley was taken from the place where he had hitched it in the south side of Washington street between First and Second avenues last night. It was bay horse and a rubber tired buggy The buggy contained gray oVercoat
 WERE Special Night Policeman Harris took in custody three young men armed with revol- Vcrs who had exhibited spirit of eXhuberaNce at the advent of the New Year and started shooting early yes tcrdaN morning. The guns Were con fiScatcd and the young men directed to appear before the police. judge and arrange with him They will prob ably face a charge of carrying con cealed weapons or at least of dis charging firearms in the city.
 MIME. TRACY cONCERT-Tickets have been placed on sale at the Mar vim Wakefield Piano store on West Washington street for the concert to be given by Mme Alma Tracy at the Womans Club building. Saturday af-
 
 promises to be d distinctly social event. Mine. Tracy having arranged q pro- gram that is certain to both pleas,. and interest and which embraces several works of thc piano masters never De- fore heard in this city. It is under stood that several parties will be formed to attend the concert and tnon partille of tea at the Country Club. The advance sale of the tickets seems to assure d large attendance at the concert.
 THE cHlLOREN'S MATINEE Manager \. II. Reeves won his way into the hearts of several hundred youngsters. both boys and girls. when he threw the doors of the Coliseum open yesterday afternoon for his an nual New Years day maintee Every seat in the house was taken and the little children stood eight or ten deep at the back of the house. Every number on the exceptionally good bill was put on and drew louder and more genuine applause than an adult au- dienCe ever indulged in And then
 when it was all over the guests of the afternoon went forth convinced that Manager Reeves is q good fel- low and wishing that his new year might be as prosperous as they were happy.
 ANOTHER BURGLARY-Ottic | Bradley oi the Merchants patrol early yesterday morning discovered that a rear window of the Bargain Auction House on West Jefferson street was open. He believed that he saw q man moving in the building. Calling the police 10 surround the building and prevent the man from escaping, an investigation Of the premises was made No burglar was encountered but there was evidence of his visit for gun and some other goods were ! found to be missing That the burg ! lar did not make a richer haul is be- i licved to be due to the fact that Bradley has been keeping pretty ] close watch on the establishment and ! the intruder evidently became fright i cned and made his getaway as the l officer was approaching.
 sILLlKEN BOOSTERS eUSY-A ! crowd ol tn. B!li.Ion boosters. an or ] Sanization of young folks in this ! city, chartered . Lightning Delivery ! motor truck last night md with : trumpet and Crum added tu the gay cty ot nations. Not satisfied with ! making PhoonIx screech, they pro- cccdcd to make Tempe howl. and in- yaGed tEe normal school in sucn force as to bring constcrnation into
 the hearts Of the matrons there for fear that sorrc Of the snoozinG. pret- 1 N- rh r1117 around in their niGhtics tO lind out v-Iat was the matter. II Was all q good joke and appreciated in the sense ir which it was perpetrated and. shouting happy new year tc aN. the bunch beat it back to Phoe- rlX.
 FIRST FIRE OF YEAR-BoN . was sounded at tWenty-three minute to nine last evening. giving the first call for a fire in the year '13. Tho fire did about thirteen cents Wortl of damage in a store occupied b> James E. Houseman. as a novelty establishment. across the street from 113 North Central avenue. Thirtecl fircmen responded to the call one oI ! whom wears No l3 shoes and has been in the department service thir- teen months. Thirteen minutes attel the '.skiddo" box sounded Billie Sim mons who has thirteen letters in his nam4. went down to box 23 anc sounded out on the big bell. It tool him thirteen seconds to do this. The fire started from the proprietor ieaN- ing a lighted thirteen cent cigar II too close proximity to a box contain ing thirteen reccipted bills and going away to eat his first supper in E.
 AT TIRE COMM MERcIAL-W. E Blake. Tucson; Chester Dickerson Ash Fork: Fred w. Reid and family Swansea: John Stafford, Globe; J NJ. Thomas, Globe; Hugo B. Koch, l Miss Marie Dunkle, MT. and Mrs Pager. MT. and Mrs. McFarlane MT and Mrs. Voile. MT. and Mrs. H. F Rowe. The City" company New ! York: John Zucca Prescott; X. Ben net. Flagstaff; Patsy Hooihan, Al buquerque: Philip Zuguein. Chicago 1 Edward B. Farrell. Chicago; Paul C II Miller. Denver Colo: F.. MOrtenson
 Kennebec. $. D.: F. HomaS Wick cnberp. Mrs Dunn Agnes Daupacl