Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

rage Incense was issued yesterday to Charles H Reuter-, aged B, of Maricopa county and Fairie Thorpe aged 27.
 SUIT ON NOTE-John F. Hemp erly and c. E. Hemperly have be- gun suit in superior court to collect on a promissory note for 5000 from Hosey R. McGinty
 PROVED AlIRi-H Balderroma and Cosme Lara, arrested Monday by Sheriff Adams on charge of hay ing stolen diamonds valued at $200, were released yesterday in justice aiibi.
 SOCIALIST MEETlNG-Social of Maricopa County will meet this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the La Dor Temple. After party business is transacted. W. H. Ghent will speak on Party Practice and Policy" A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
 BAND NCERT-MAY3E - In announcing the concert for this afternoon, Director F. H. RedeWill of the First Regimental Band qualified it with a reference to the weather. The reg1lar program will be ren- dered at the regular hour of 6:3O D. m. if the sky is clear.
 TRADE BOARD CALENDAR-On the calendar of the board of trade for the lext few days are two i'm portant committee meetings. To- morrow afternoon, the Sun Fete committee assemblies at o'clock. and on Tuesday at the same hour tho directors will meet as commit tee of the whole
 SL CHIT BLAZE-The fire depart ment was called out yesterday after noon while the rainstorm was at it's height because of a flue fire in a small dwelling on Grant street, be- tween Fourth and Fifth avenues. The but the threatened conflagration was controlled without water being thrown. The building is owned by George Cisney, ST, and was little damaged
 SANTA FEE ADVERT!slNG-Let-
 
 the colonization bureau of the Santa Fe to Harry Welch of the board of trade announce that the campaign to advertise the Salt River Valley will he continued by the railroad. EX- cel!ent results are being secured from this publicity Letters come in scores to PhoeniXs board of trade
  eral of the leading magazines.
 COYOTES DRENCHED - Many Tempests came from Phoenix yes terday for the baseball game with the Phoenix high. but it was nothing to the storm that broke over the city about the time that the umpire would have issued his stentorian call of Play Ball,r Jim Blakley. the veteran scoreman, accompanied the team, and went hunting all over town for a dry spot in which to rest while he watched disgustedly the progress of the rain.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Leo Goldman and Miss Rose Bell Gold man presided at the Country club tea yesterday afternoon. Judge Richard E. Sloan won the prize at auction which was a feature of the afternoon. The usual tea drinking contingent were present despite the incement weather, among whom were Judge and Mrs Sloan, Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers. Mrs. LaWr- ence Holden. Mrs. Roy $. Goodrich, Mrs Ernest Lewis. Mrs Charles McArthur. Mrs Grant Shocllley, Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. E. T Ceilings. Mrs. Joseph Lobit. Mrs j. F. Mclnty4e. Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Lucy Leidigh, Miss Katherine Kennan, Miss Ruth Aims worth. Miss selma Goldberg and Ed ward Marshall
 NEW POLICE PATROl-Of course Policeman Grove could have called the new automobile police patrol yester- day when he decided to arrest two men for intoxication But they were half in and half out of a small phaeton drawn by a Shetland pony and the officer knew that in the natural course ot things he would have to take the entire outfit to the city hall One of the men objected to being arrested but didn't mind if his companion was placed in the tolls. So at the suggestion of Grove. he volunteered to drive to the police station in order that his friend might be comfortably lodged behind the bars. It was an easy solution of the problem. saving a tusse with the unwilling candidate for lodging in the city jail saving the wear and tear on the regular patrol auto and landing the two prisoners and the pony outfit at the city hall simultaneously. The two men were lodged in the city jail and the pony given comfortable quarters in d corral.
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