Arizona republican., 1913-02-11
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for his home in Washington.
 Y. M. c. A. BOARD MEETING- The postponed meeting of the Y. M. c A board of directors was post poned until a week from today. The election was to have occurred at to- days meeting.
 FOR THE FINISHING TOUCHES- Postmaster McClintOck is inviting bids | for two cement gutters for the federal 1 l building which were overlooked in the i | original plans, and also for a couple l of wooden bicycyle racks. CLUB CASES CONTINUED-The | | trials of the alleged proprietors of the two clubs raided on Sunday, who were l | to have had hearings in the city police | ] court yesterday afternoon were post poned, one until next Thursday and the-other until next Monday. SEEKING MISSING ONES-The police department has inquiries or in | formation for the following people, Charles V. Mcbride, who was here in 1900, and was on the stage at that time, and is also a miner, inquiry from a brother; a man by the name of Tan
 ner who is supposed to be a machin-
 ist, inquiry from a son; for J. E. Boy
 CT, a valuable letter; J. F. Shuman,
 called Frank, a letter from his mother
 He was here on January 18th.
 FRASER HERE-Malcolm Fraser. | secretary of the Prescott chamber
 of commerce is here as secretary of
 the Arizona Good Roads association, which is meeting in conjunction with
 the boards of supervisors of the state at the board of trade. Inci-
 dentally. he is chumming around
 among a multiplicity of friends, and
 negotiating with Jo Connors to have
 his elegant map and his life history
 placed in a prominent position in Who's Who in Arizona"
 WILL VISIT THE CANAl-Mr. J.
 w. Stephens of Calgary, Alberta, who } with his wife has been spending the 1 1 winter in thee ity, will leave shortly 1 on a visit to Panama. He will be ac- . companied by his brother, H. L. Steph-
 ems of Calgary, who is expected to ar ' rive in Phoenix in about ten days.
 After making tour of the coast as Q far as the canal zone, they will re
 turn to their northern home. MT and
 Mrs. Stephens have found their wint- A CTS stay in Phoenix a delight.
 UNITED STATES CoURT-There O was short session of the United
 States court esterday. In the matter 2 of Mary Mitchell against the Clara
 Consolidated Mining company, T
 which certain claims owned by the
 company are in litigation, motion tc
 strike the answer and for judgment re was argued and taken under advise
 ment In the suit of Hurst against the n. Copper Queen. an action for damages
 | fnr iy,i ri 0 argued and submitted. Orders were n. made discharging two bankrupts.
 59 MONEY DlSTRIsUTION-"I wan 5 to see the money for good roads 7S construction more evenly divided, F. said Delegate Elliott at the meeting of the boards of supervisors at thu l6 board of trade Yesterday. T know lv we sent in nearly $4O,0O0 down il 94 Yuma county last year and had les 7s than $500 spent on our roads Bu go what makes me so sore is this; ,o was riding in an automobile owe some of that improved" road an' 9 we hit bump I was jared out O
 the machine and lost $8.35 out O oe my pocket. l am not kicking, but oi just wanted to know. that's all,"
 COUNCIL MEETING-The com l. mon council met last evening an,
 adopted an ordinance regulating mo II tor vehicle operation in town, pass
 ed a resolution creating the offic ol of city license inspector, giving tn
 duties to the city sealer of weight til and measures with fifty dollars
 month additional salary, received
 petition asking fot pavement o
 Adams street from Second avenue |
 Ninth avenue, authorized extra DO ct lice for the two days of the mid os winter festival and directed the de r. coration of the city hail building.
 communication was read from tn . postmaster calling attention to tn so fact there will be no delivery of ma at to houses not properly numbered O i'll where there are no sidewalks.
 he TOO MANY KEYS-Manuel Mor re enio was arrested early yesterda so morning by Southern Pacific Rail nm road Policeman Harris and locked u " at the city jail. Harris capture " Morenio after hard fight dow 10 near the tracks. He was found run M ming away from a store run by - Chinaman who afterwards identifie n him as the man who after gainln b admittance to his establishment wit i d pass key had attempted to TO -, | him. The Chinaman flred Snot + two at the intruder and he was maf ~ ing his escape when captured. Moi
 enio had number of keys and 1T " 1 vestigation shows that they will ope '' the doors of at least two store
 which have been recently robbed. ., KILLED BY A TRAlN-The San op Fe train from the north yesterds ftv morning brought in the body of Catf i rino Romero, who had been struck ar on killed by the train three miles this sl'
 of Hot Springs Junction. An inque . was held, at which the engineer al
 fireman of the train said that they hf ~ seen Romero at a distance of a m
 ] walking beside the track, but at a sa
 distance from it. As the train near
 him he suddenly swerved upon t
 S track The engineer applied the brak
 and reversed the engine, but it was |
 Iata ho tra ai struck the man al