Arizona republican., 1913-01-23
TAX COMMISSION ALL DOWN.

TAX COMMISSION ALL DOWN. ] With the exception of Commissioner 1 r. J. Miller all the members of the
 state tax commission are suffering
 from the plague of lat grippe which
 took them all of sudden. How 1 ever, they expect to be out again ] in d few days.
 THE SALVATION ARMY-Wil 1 have a special service in their hall, 1 corner of Second street and Jefferson, ! Thursday evening Jan. g s D m. The meeting will be conducted by Adjut ant General and Mrs. Johnson and | their daughter. who is sweet singer and fine musician from Wichita 1 Falls, Texas Everybody is cordially l invited
 ALTAR SOCIETY'S ENTERTAIN ! MENT-This is the night of the card | party to be given by the Altar So ciety of St. Marys church at ONeill 1 hall The game of the evening will i be 300" Cards will begin at S:3O and after that refreshments will be served consisting of oysters and sand ' Wiches. cakes and coffee.
 1 ORDER EXPECTED SOON-Wfthin 1 the course of d few days the cor poration commission will hand down 1 it's order in the uniform system of
 accounting for public service corpora : | tions operating in the cities of the state. Hearings for the gas, water and electric light companies along l this lire were recently held before ! the commission.
 WOOD ALLEN APPEAL-W. l.. 1 Barnum yesterday afternoon filed his appeal from the decision of the su- perior court of Maricopa county in 1 the test case sof the state against i Wood Allen charged with shooting game without a license. This case 1 involves the sufficiency of the action ] of the people in the recent election upon the referendum that was filed against the bill.
 JONES TO BEAT lT.-Corporation l Commissioner r. A. Jones will leave l shortly for Los Angeles where he vii present before special examiner of the interstate commerce commis-
 sion the facts as they appear to the
 Arizona shippers in thep advance re- 1 gently made by the railroads in the
  | fornia points to the east.
 PRECINCT OFFICERS OF CO., CHISE.-The supreme court of Ari-
 zona will today be occupied in hear ing the appeal from the decision of the superior court of Cochise county | on the question of the precinct of ficers The matter came up with ! the action of the boards of super visors of that. county re-districting the state under one of the laws pass cd by the last session of the state 1 legislature.
 CALLAGHAN'S REPORT-Auditor ! Callaghar has about completed his i report to the governor of the con Cuct oG his portion of the states business during the year. The report lstili lacks, however. the estimates that l are to be furnished by the state fair ! commission. Two days ago it needed the prison and the Tempe Normal 1 school, but these have been supplied
 in the interim. The state fair esti- mates are expected today.
 OFF FOR eERLIN-Earnest P. 1 Hundsdorfer. who has made Phoenix ! his home for more than a year, left {, l lin where he expects to undergo treat ment at the hands of throat and 1 lung specialist who claims to have 1 made discoveries recently which would benefit one in his condition. | Mir. Hundsdorfer is a native of Ger many and before coming to Phoenix lived for sometime in Seattle.
 BEEN LOSES WHEEL-H. K. | Behn, of the Phoenix Warehouse Co.,, reported to the police yesterday that when he came out of the Water Users | building after a few minutes spent 1 inside on business, his wheel to which | he had become attached through long association. was gone. He knows the ! wheel is not possessed of the wander ! lust spirit and therefore believes that
 a crime has been committed. He threatens to enter. a charge of kid mapping against the party found, in possession or harboring the bicycle.
 A KITCHEN SPECIALIST-E. J. | Fleming who as manager of the An glo Range and Refrigerator company of Los Angeles. styles himself d Kit chen specialist, attaches enough nm . | portance to the innovations Gass Bros are making in their chop house on North Central avenue to make spe- ciaI trip to this city to see that the fixtures furnished by his concern are
 properly installed. It is no ordinary
 task, said Mr Fleming yesterday. Ac- cording to the Los Angeles man there
 will be no finer eating establishment
 of the quick lunch variety Tn the southwest when the new Gass Bros
 Chop House is thrown open to the
 public in February.
 SOME SHINER.-Jesse's shoe shlh-
 ing parlor is a Phoenix institution It doesn't get an appropriation rom the government but it prosperS Just
 the same The proprietor IS of tha' class which believes in dividing Wltl tI the public. Yesterday he announced
 that hereafter he was going to shlne
 shoes for five cents pair instead
 of five cents per shoe. This ne
 says will enable even the school chil-
 dren to have their shoes blackeo
 each morning before going before the teachers. Jesse has his stand or
 ,North Central avenue. He says that , nf