Arizona republican., 1913-07-15

| PROJECT BUSINESS - took En- gineer Howard $. Reed to Los An geles last night for several days at headquarters.
 BACK FROM cHIcAGo-E. w
 Bennett of the Bennett Lumber Com | pany, returned yesterday morning from a six weeks business and pleas ure trip to Chicago and other east ern points.
 l WARM IN CALIFORNIA - Letters 1 from Colonel J. H McClintOck, now
 on his vacation in California, state
 positively that it is hot there. Having 1 been in Arizona since the time of the
 flood, the colonel is able to say with | assurance just what is heat. He is l due in Frisco shortly, however, and
 there he will find the weather greatly ! reduced as to temperature. McGRATH GETS HOLT-POliceman John J. McGrath early yesterday morn- ing arrested H. H. Holt, alleged to have stolen a saddle from PalmerO Brown, rancher north of town The saddle was found at the Ford Hotel and the police man spent the best part of the early
 morning hours waiting for the man to
 appear. Holt was arrested previously
 upon questionable check transaction and was given a suspended sentence
 BIKE STANDS WANTED-UncIe sam prohibits folks from stacking their bicycles on the steps of the Federal building, but he is willing to provide plenty of places for his em- ployes to secure their mounts in the rear. He is advertising through the supervising architect for set of pipe stands for bicycles. People who :! have such to sell, may see about it q hp Of r. who in the absence of Colonel Me 1 ClintOck is acting custodian and post 1 master.
 FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETS.-At 1 the regular meeting of the fire depart ment last evening, Fire Chief Sullivan 1 reported gross receipts of $201 at the | firemens ball on WashingtOn's Birth~ day. There were expenses amounting to $117.1O leaving a total to the good of | $S3,90 which amount was turned over to the treasury. It was voted that the | executive committee only shall be em- powered to receive contributions for the department. This committee con sists of o. E. Bellas, J. H. Kinney and 1 Lamar Walker.
 AN UNLUCkY CARRIER-Motor- carrier Clark of The Republican force, escaped narrowly a serious accident ' noon, when a motorist took the wrong turn around an intervening wagon and struk the chugbiller hear on. Aside from a bruised leg, Clark is all right. but his machine is wreck. It is all the more a pity because the motor cycle was but two weeks old. The auto followed the wagon nOrthward. Clark was riding south on the right side of the road. The wagon driver turned out and the autoist seeing he could not pass upon the right side, took the left and the crash followed. Clark's machine crumpled in a heap. The front tire was utterly ruined and other repairs will cost a pretty penny He stated last night he did not know the name of the auto driver, but knew the machine and where it was kept. He gave no intimation of an action.
 TWENTY MORE AUTO LICENSES The number of automobile licenses issued by the state shows that owner ship of the once novel hOrseless car riage in Arizona is increasing by leaps and bounds. The records of the secretary of states office shows twenty more issued since the office | closed at noon on Saturday. There are now 3O75 machines that are regis tered within the state. The new lSl is as follows: 3O54. R M. Bruch- man. Winslow; 3055, M. O. Perez, So- nora: 3O56, L. P. Jones, Ray; 3051, J. Arthur Gales. Prescott; 305S Elm nett Otto, Glendale: 3O59, G. w. Brown and Bro, Phoenix; 3060, w. H. Edelen, Leupp; 3O61, Aubrey In vestment Co, Prescott; 3062, Carl Williams. Miami: 3O63, Billy Barr, Bisbee; 3O64, Wm. Robinson, Bisbee; 3O65. Matt Flanik, Tucson; 3066, A. MacMinn, Tucson; 3O67, R. V. Nyche, 306S, w. G. Shanley, Globe; 3O69, H. W Asbury, Phoenix; 3070 w. c. Shanley, Globe; 3O71, J. D. Halstead, Phoenix; 3O72. Frank Stew art. Phoenix: 3073, Julius M. Becker SpringervilIe; 3074. A. Berkenkamp, Mesa.
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