Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
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BACK FROM VAcATIoN-Mr N, Porter of North Second street has re- turned from Everett. Wash, where she has been spending the summer.
 REAR LIGHT FOUND-The police have a rear lamp of an automobile, picked up in the street It is an electrically connected lamps Owner may secure property by proper iden- tification.
 MEETING PosTPoNED-Announce- city commission which was to have been held at l. 30 o'clock Saturday af- ternoon, has been postponed until 1:3O o'clock Monday afternoon.
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Sam Norville, C. c. Hockett, J. M. Art, w. N. Sickles l.. c. Smith and James Leterell
 NAVAJO SHEEP-G. O. Klase of Winslow is inquiring around to find who wants to acquire some of the Navajo sheep off the range this fall. He has directed an inquiry to the information bureau of the board of trade.
 LECTURE POSTPoNED-Th il- lustrated lecture on good roads, which was to have been given here Satur- day by George B. Marshall. of the office of public roads at Washington has been postponed until Tuesday, October 20
 GET YOUR "PoST"?-C. B. Wood is quite anxious that no one should get the idea he "copped'' all the Saturday Evening Posts. The maga- zine that is usually distributed here cn Thursday never did show up. They may be in today
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church invites all women interested in this special work to a rally meeting and reception this afternoon at 2:30 in the church par lors, Third avenue and Adams street.
 MINE PLAT FiLED-The Detroit Copper Mining company filed yes terday the plat for it's Summit, JO- hannah and $. l.. c. L." claims in the Copper Mountain mining district of Greenlee county. Improvements were sworn to, amounting to about thirty thousand dollars.
 REMOVAL OF DR. HUGHES-Dr H. A. Hughes moved yesterday from his home of several years, on East Adams street, to SIS North Fifth ave nue. His office will, be the first door north of the Ford hotel on Second avenue. His office will be shared by his own son. Dr. Colt Hughes.
 TWO ASSEMBLIES - The students 'of Phoenix Union High School yester- day enjoyed the unusual experience of two assemblies in two days. The first was held in the interests of the Y. NJ C. A. lecture course. The sec ond call brought the Coyotes together to hear an address by the principal of the Tempe High School
 TUARY-Funeral services over the remains of Albert Groves will be held at 10 o'clock this morning from the parlors of Moore & Mcclellan
 
 years ago, locating in the cashior district, where he resided until abou, year ago He then removed to the Wilson district. His son, Harry Groves reached the city yesterday to attend the funeral.
 REFERENDUM FlLED-A referen- dunn petition, bearing more than 500 names was filed yesterday against Ordinance No. 26. prohibiting the keeping open on Sundays of barber shops The petitions were circulat- ed by Phillip Green. Paul Green and Robert Stearns. Either the com mission must repeal the ordinance or the referendum must be submit ted to vote of the people. FOREIGN TOUR TONIGHT = The trip around the world, which starts from the First Methodist church this evening, will begin at 6:30 instead ei S:30 o'clock, as announced in yester- day mornings Republican The tou- rists will be taken from one country to another on hay racks. Supper will be served at each stopping place, after the manner of the country. Five countries will be visited.
 EARLY ALARM-The fire depart ment responded to an alarm early yes terday morning when the frame house belonging to J. H. Quartier, between Twenty first avenue and Twenty-sec- onl avenue, was found to be Tn flames. The alarm was telephoned in by Clerk Standage of the Supervis- ors' office. The quick response of the department made it possible to save the major portion of the build- ing, despite the fact it was practi- cally enveloped in flames at the time the fire was discovered.