Arizona republican., 1914-03-18
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WHOSE MESH BAG!-Ine pOllce have a ladies' beaded mesh bag in which besides a number of other trinkets was found vanity case. It was taken from one of the prisoners in the city jail. The owner can have same by proving property.
 LOST HORSE AND BUGGY-Mrs. Harry Kohl reported to the police yes terday that some person had stolen her horse and buggy which she had left tied down town. It was a brown horse, with an open bride and was hitched to an old black buggy.
 HERE FROM LOS ANGELES-A. s. Leebrick of Los Angeles, is spending a week in this section visiting friends. He is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ze- bulan Pearce of Mesa. MT. Leebrick expects to return about September and will then engage in business in this city.
 IOWA SOCIETY MEETS-A meet ing of the Iowa Society of Arizona is called for Friday. March 20, 1914, at 3:30 o'clock P. M. at the Beard Of Trade. Final arrangements for the IoWd p1clllc Will De Ildue at liiIS meeting and all officers. committees and all others interested in the pie nic are requested to be present.
 A THROUGH TICKET-While the Arizona Eastern has no auto stage lines of it's own, it worked in conjunction with one yesterday in routing passen- ger by the Wesley Hill Phoenix Globe stage and thence from Globe over the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pa cific to Chester Oklahoma. The pas senger was C. R. Wells who secured his ticket from Globe to Oklahoma from the local office.
 FRAZIER TO PRACTICE-May- nard A. Frazier, formerly court stenographer who last year passed the state bar examination with hon. OTIS, has just returned from San Francisco, where he has been spend-
 ing his vacation. Immediately upon his arrival in Phoenix he took off his cCat and announced that he was go-
 ing to open a law office at 202204 Creighton building
 NOW WITH BARROWS FOO SHEE-C. w. Harter, who recently has been connected with the Doris Heyman company. and formerly was associated with Charles H. Ferry, of New York. has accepted an impor tant position with the Barrows- Foo shoe Furniture company. Mir. Harter is an exceptionally capable furniture man and has many personal and business friends who know that the Barrows- -Fooshee company has made 8 most desirable addition to its force.
 BOUND TO HAVE AN ARMORY- The committee of the National Guard and A. G. Hulett and Charles A. Stauffer. selected by it as a commit tee of business men will meet on Fri day night when arrangements will be made for a meeting of business men to give the movement further impetus and devise ways and means. It is desired to secure an armory which will be a credit to Phoenix and which will be large enough to serve as store house for munitions of the guard throughout the state.
 LECTURE BY BISHOP-Right Rev erend J. w. Atwood, bishop of the Episcopal district of Arizona, will de- liver another of his series of Lenten lectures upon the general subject of Great Leaders of the Nineteenth Gen. tury" The lecture will be given this evening in Trinity Pro-Cathedral and will deal with Alfred Tennyson, the Poet" Bishop Atwood returned on Monday from Nogales where he con- firmed a class in St. Andrews church on Sunday. He will leave for Ray on Thursday to preach and confirm class in that town
 STAFFORD ETURNS-James G. Stafford. connected with the work of the installing the Somers' System of assessing city land values, returned yesterday from a three or four-days business trip to Los Angeles. He will at once resume the work of computa- tion meeting will be held today at the committee to place tentative unit value upon properties in the Murphy and Collins additions and meeting of the property owners of the same dis trict will be held on Friday afternoon in the City Hall. William Young, who came here at the time the Somers System was being decided upon wired yesterday from Austin, Texas that he had just closed contract with that city to access the values of the prop erty of that place