Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-30
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT

80, at the home of Mrs Hawkinson,
III South Second avenue.
CHlLDREN'S CLASS-A new dan
cling class for children, covering Il
series of six lessons, will be formed
at Murray Anderson's on Saturday
morning of this week at eleven
o'clock
APPLICATION GRANTED - The
application of the town of Glendale
for a crossing on Lincoln street over
the Santa Fee railroad was granted
yesterday by the corporation com
mission.
OUT ON PAROLE-A parole from
the state industrial school was grant
ed yesterday by the board of control
in the case of Willie Rosas of Phoe
nix. The boy will be turned over to
the custody of his mother.
PlNAL VISITORS and Mrs
are visiting in Phoenix. Mr.. Free
man is a big cattle man of Pinal
county. His main ranch is twelve
miles west of the county seat
ROSS TO BlSBEE-H D. Ross, Jr,
city editor of the Bisbee Review left
yesterday morning for his home He
has been passing the holidays with
his parents. Judge and Mrs. H. D.
Ross, of 1919 North Central avenue
FUNERAL OF r. 9. BERRYHlLL
The funeral of r. b. Berryhill, will
be held Friday afternoon at two
o'clock. The services will be held in
the undertaking parlors of Easter
ling and Whitney, in charge of the
Masons.
MINING ClAlM-A mining patent
was received at the land office yes
terday for Mrs Mary NJ Costello
The papers cover the Outlook /. and
Outlook ,, Eta l and Eta ,. min
ing claims in the Turquoise mining
district of Cochse county
H. J. MANUEL HERE-H. ]. Man
uel of Ell Paso, one of the veteran
travelling men of this section is
again paying business visit to this
section. He says he looks for a
steady growth for Phoenix and a
continuous prosperity during the COM
ing year
DOWN FROM WlNsLoW DIR
George p. Sampson. city health Of
ficer and G. f. Cornelius, superin-
tendent of schools of Winslow were
among the conferees with the state
tax commission Yesterday relative to
assessments of property for school
purposes.
ANDREW klMBALL HERE-An-
drew Kimball of Thatcher. chairman
of the Arizona Horticultural com
mission, is here on the two fold
business of presiding at the COM
missions meeting and of attending
the conference of officers of the
Arizona Taxpayers league
BUSINESS CHANGE Hege
formerly a member of the firm of
Claypool and Hege, has succeeded
to the interests of that firm and
will hereafter conduct the business
He will shortly move into larger
and more cOmmodious quarters and
conduct a bigger. better and more
progressive store.
ANOTHER LYMAN-In various ac-
counts of the arrest of Jesse Lyman
alias Lee Norma n Cherokee Indian
arrested for the burglary of Balke's
big curio store. he has been referred
to as Frank Lyman. OF course no
body associated the identity of the
burglar with that of County Attorney
Frank Lyman who prosecuted the
burglar
FIRST METHODIST SERVICE
All members nd friends of the First
Methodist church are reminded of
the service this evening at 1870. F..
W. Pfaffenkerger, who is to have
charge of the large chorus choir dur
| ing the revival meetings, will have
charge of the services tonight. He
will meet the chorus for practice
Thursday evening at 1:15.
LETTER BROUGHT SAD NEWS
Henry Myers of the New York
store yesterday received letter in
! forming him of the death of his
mother at Weinsburg, Wurtemburg
Germany, on November 80. just seven
days before the fiftieth anniversary
of her wedding. She was seventy
years of age. Her husband aged
50, two daughters and two sons sur
vive her The daughters reside in
Germany and one son at Stockholm.
Sweden 1t is thirty years since Mr..
Myers saw his parents, but ever since
coming to this country he has main
tanned regular correspondence with
his relatives in Germany.
HELD FOR .PERJURY-W II.
Gruwell, his son, William Gruwell,
David Wind and +. Haynie We're
arraigned before Justice of the Peace
tombstone yesterday on the charge Of
perjury. They pied not guilty and
We're held to answer to the superior
court bond of $500 in each case
was asked, which they were unable
to furnish. The case out of which
! the perjury charge grew was in
the trial of William Gruwell charged
with stealing a calf on November II.
He swore that he had bought the
calf from an Indian, this testimony
being substantiated by the other
three men. 1t was later proven that
such was not the case. further
hearing of the case will be held