Arizona republican., 1914-03-01

tho justice court before Judge John stone
 WILL SING AT " TODAY-Prof J. w. Boyd, who made many friends here by his singing ability during the recent revival meetings at the First Baptist church, which were conducted by Rev. R. A. Hall, is again in Phoenix and will sing at the mems meeting at the ", this afternoon at o'clock.
 SOCIALIST MEETING-The social
 sts will hold meeting on the City Hall plaza at o'clock this afternoon. Subject: political and economic and not religious. nor irreligious. Social ism on the one hand, demands the complete separation of state and church. and. on the other. it stands for absolute religious liberty
 REFERRING DENIED-The su- preme court yesterday denied the mo- ton for rehearing in the case of T. w. Otis. appellant vs. The Ohio Mines O.. ct al. This was a case from Yava- pal county on an appeal from the de- cision of the superior court of that county. The judgment of the lower court was affirmed on January 22. and the application for rehearing, was filed on February A.
 MAYOR OF CRINATOWN-Th mayor of New York Chinatown Chuck Connors. will appear at the I Gmara Tuesday and Wednesday evening in the special feature pie ture which the house has secured for those dates. The film is entitled New York Society Life and the Underworld
 FINE PHOTOGRAPHS you're
 ;own town today walk around by the Dwight R. Heard office to see the photographs in the display win dow They were taken by McCuiloci X Howard and are exceptionally fine. They are very large views one of a flock of sheep being particularly attractive.
 AT THE SIGN OF THE REPUeLl- CAN-The new and luminous electric sign of The Republican. was disulaved for the first time last night. It is a sign and not an advertisement by any sort of means. Ii is not calculated to add to the fame of The Republican. and roud rot do so. It is merely placed there, that strangers in the city who arrive in the night and have business with this paper. may see where to come
 FEDERAL COURT TO PRES COTT-Judgo w. H. Sawtelle. of the United States district court for Ari- zona accompanied by District At tcrney Flynn and his staff. United States Marshal I. p. Dillon and his staff District Clerk Lewis and the attaches of the federal court, will go ! to Prescott this morning for weeks term in the Mile High city. This is the first term O. the simon pure United States court in Prescott since statehood
 PAIGE EXPERT COMING-A. w Newton. agent for the Paige-Detroit cars. is looking for the factory eX- pert. w T. Burch. who is expected to arrive in Phoenix this morning. Burch has been in the Hayden Winkelman country for the past four days. He will be here some time. and will give free inspection to all owning Paige cars. while he is here Newton, who is agent for the Lozer is also looking for large shipment of Loziers in the next few days CONDITION OF MR. TROTT- ! Friends of Frank P. Trott will be pleased to learn of an improvement in his condition MT. Trott was seized more than two weeks ago, with pneu-
 
 cated by what his physicians pro- nounced an abscess on the gall bladder. and believed that an operation would be necessary. But at that time the condition of his lungs would not per init it. But now. though the operation is still advised. Mir Trotts temperature is greatly improved
 FORFEITS RIGHT OF APPEAL ! Perfecto Aldav has forfeited his right to appeal to the supreme court Of the state for q retrial Of his case. wherein he was charged with murfer. and for which he had been convicted and sentenced to serve ten years in the state prison. His attor- | nevs appealed. but pending the ap- 1 peal Altiav escaped from the state prison. The supreme court held ves- terdsy that any prisoner in the state prison. who breaks away pending his ! appeal, forfeits his right to he heard l The case was therefore dismissod ! This is the second time this opinion ! has been rendered hv the court. Tho | case came originally from Graham | county
 l BIG INCREASE IN p. o. RECEIPTS The increase in the postoffice receipts for February 1914. over February 1913, was just little short of $500. to be cor
 rect. s195.59' according to the figures ] of Postma ster McClintock last night. 1 In spite of the fact that February is the short month the receipts from all
 sources were S9,01O.S5. This is way
 ahead of the income for the core 1 spending month in 1912 which showed
 s6.52S06 Using February 1912 as a basis, the receipts this year are nearly fifty per cent greater This is another l indication of the remarkable growth of Phoenix during the past two years. If another census of the city were taken | for 1915. it is not unlikely that Phoenix would show gain of over 100 per cent | over 1910