Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
CALLED SUDDENLY AWAY-Mrs-


 bedside of fer niece, Mrs. Stuts, o1 that city, who is seriously ill. osBURN IN RENsoN-Charles R ] Osburn, secretary of the board of control, is in Benson attending to
 some matters in connection with the industrial school. He is expected to
 return on Monday.
 SCOTT LEAVES-Harry Scott the
 genial press agent of the Ringing Brothers Circus left last evening for Tucson to make round of his friends in the game there preparatory | to a visit of the big three ring out l fit.
 EMPIRE STATES MEET-There 1 will be an important meeting of the members of the Empire State Society 1 at the residence of Mrs. L. C. Mar 1 tin, at 519 South Second street on Tuesday evening. All former residents I of New York are requested to at | tend. All members are also requested ! to be on hand because of the inn | portance of the business to be trans acted
 EVANS RETURNS-C. T. Evans, 1 one of the most popular travelling men in this section returned yester- day morning from a swing around his circle which embraces Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas. While away MT Evans visited Fl Paso his old headquarters and attended q md-Week luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce there which he says was a great success These luncheons are given on the roof of the new hotel, Fl Paso Del NOrte.
 GOVERNOR HUNT RETURNS Governor Hunt returned yesterday morning from his week s visit to the northern portion of the state where he went to attend the Snake Dance of the Hopi Indians. During his tb- sence he was the guest with Col Theodore Roosevelt of Senator J. LOT enzo Hubbel of Apache county. who has an Indian trading post in that section. He says he enjoyed the trip well as any he ever took in his life, and he denies the trip had any political significance.
 WANTS TO SELL STOCk-The Rapid Transit company of Phoenix yesterday filed with the corporation commission an application to sell stock in the company. The Rapid Transit company is the organization fostered by the Phoenix Trades Coun Cil to compete with the street car company in the matter of local trans portation The commission will hold public hearing on the matter on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. In submitting the application with statement of the liabilities, the com Eany submitted a substantial list of the present stockholders who have all l paid their money into the company. 1 The financial condition of the com l pany was also was extremely gooT
 HEAVY MAIL FROM THE STATE 1 HOUSE-On account Of the fact that 1 the secretary of state is mailing out | copies of the session laws of the last | sessions of the legislature. the mail 1 from the state house is very heavy 1 these days. These copies of the ses sion laws are not very big books as they do not contain anything except | the appropriation bills for the last | two sessions, the referred measures | and constitutional amendments, joint memorials and mataers of that kind. However one copy of the book was sent to each officer in every county, to each justice of the peace. and then to the office of the law librarian in every state in the union and the District of Columbia. as well as to
 
 copies of the book were printed in all
 AT THE COMM ERCIAL HOTEL J A. English, 1915; w. V. Hodgson. F. B. Maxwell, Tucson; F. Wilkinson and wife. Greeley, Colo; w. 2. Daniels and wife, Phoenix: J. B. Chadwick, Tucson; A. F. Ruff; Bruno Duron; B E. Schilling, Maricopa; T. !. Romeo, city; R. F. Schaefer. Peoria, Ariz.: w A Hood, Peoria, Ariz.; K. B. Tempe; C. E. Carrie, Tempe; B. N Patton, Phoenix; Frank Graham, IVinslow; Tom Huhdes, Prescott; w. A. Lloyd. Sidney, Australia; c. F. Asl-ew Los Angeles: o. l.. Techenor md wife. Paducah, Ky; A. O. Koontz. South Bend, Ind; c A Hunter and laughter. Hot Springs Jc.; Mrs. G. L. oeary; P. J. Mckinney. city; L. Par 1mlee. Los Angeles; H. Zervich. Arizo- Ia; K Franklin. Tempe; Geo. Ware. yinita, Okla; Miss Rose Manuel, Sa- ;atOn, Ariz.
 TRYING GREENS ON JAkE"- Constable Jim Murphy and COmmis- ;ioner Cole of the corporation com mission played a great trick on Jesse I BOyce. of the state tax commission, ( md Frank De Souza. secretary of the , commission. yesterday I ifternOon They took the two urbane 2 nd pOrtly gentlemen in Jim Murphy's , automobile for visit to the insane 2 lsylum, and then asked one of them o act crazy. Not thinking much bout the joke. he did. and in the meantime the two had visited Dr stevens, the assistant superintendent md fixed it up with him. An exam
 l nen was immediately had and as ! . esult they were locked up for two hours. each in a cell with a sure nough crazy man. When they both got out it was hard to tell whether waro crazy nlaiD