Arizona republican., 1914-05-12
GARRY SCHILLER rRAvELs-

l 'Nss''' SST1OG6n a''N' | Garry Schuler-everybody knows him slipped out of town on Sunday and returned last evening, giving Prescott as the reason and destina- 1 tion.
 l COMMISSIONER COULTER IS | HERE-Mr. and Mrs Fred T. Coul
 ter, of Springerville, Apache county, 1 arrived in the city last night and will remain for a few days. MT 1 Coulter is d member of the state l fair commission
 MRS. TRIPPEL TO TUcsoN-Mrs. E. J. Trippel, wife of the chief clerk of the state land commission. left yester- day morning for Tucson called there
 by the illness of one of the members of ; the family of Frank E. Curley.
 | TRANSCRIPT IN-Auditor Gala
 ghan yesterday received from his sten- ographer the copies of the transcript
 of the evidence taken at the investiga i tion he conducted al The Pioneer Home I at Prescott recently. Now that the l evidence is before him he will prepare his report for the board of control MOVES HIS QUARTERS-A. w. l Sandage, the expert shoe repairer, who has had his work rooms on North Central avenue for some time past. has moved them to the rear of | the big Kress store. and has made
 m agreement that customers to the
 shoe repairery may enter through 1 the store as well as from the alley | entrance in rear of the Western
 Union office. He has added a great
 deal of new equipment to his place ; and is now prepared to do better work than ever.
 i OFFICES ARE COMBINED =
 Building Inspector Herbert J. Mann
 has installed himself in the city
 clerks office and the electrical in
 srector and plumbing inspector also
 have placed their desks in the same
 room. all being under the one head
 Under the new rules, plans and
 complete specifications must accom-
 pany all applications for buildings for electrical work or for plumbing
 This means that anything from a | backyard fence to skyscrapei comes under the jurisdiction of tho
 building inspector and he must be
 thoroughly acquainted with the de
 tails of the proposed work before
 construction begins. All electrical ol
 plumbing installations, whether il
 new or old buildings also require
 permits and the filing of plans ant
 specifications must precede the issu-
 moe of these permits
 : CALENDAR FOR MAY-The cal
 endar of the supreme court for ths
 remaining days of the month Q , May was called in the supreme cour yesterday and two criminal and ter civil cases set, after which the cour will recess until along in October
 The list of the cases so set for ar gument and the dates are as fol lows: Criminal-Faltin, Wm. ve ? State of Arizona. May 2G: Sisson
 Thos. J.. vs State of Arizona. Ma, . 25; Civil-Bennett. Walter, Admr.. vs 7 United States Title and Legacy Co l ct al. May 1S; Bennett, Lyman. vs \ w. r. Ellison. May IS, Elrage, Ed l ct al. vs. County of G eenlee, Ma, . 22: Franklin. o. K, vs Havalen = Mining Co. ct al, May 26: In tn 9 Matter of the Estate of Isabella An ,. derson. deceased, May g; Meyer, F s C. vs. F. w. Bigham. May 2s; Stein n field. Albert, vs. omega Copper Co
 May 29: Strinker. Jos vs Ray Con soidated Copper CO, May 27: Stans n field, w., vs. J. c. Dunne. ct ux Q May 2l; Tube City. M. & NJ Co.,. V. : W. Il. Otterson, ct all May 2s