Arizona republican., 1914-03-13
DEATH OF DIR. NOOY.-Tl

DEATH OF DIR. NooY.-The body ! of Dr. Joseph Nooy of Chicago, who spent the past year in the Salt River Valley and who died last Monday
 was shipped to Chicago last night
 AL MARKS LEAVES.-Al Marks the brother of Barnett E. Marks. the well known lawyer, left last evening 1 for Chicago after spending some 1 here visiting.
 TRINITY VESPERS-The regular Friday Lenten period vesper service | in TrinityEpiscopal Pro- Cathedral. The Very Rev. William Scarett, dean of the diocese of Arizona, will give another I of his series of talks on the general subject of Personal Religion and l Health" All members of the congrega- l. l tion and their friends are urged to at tend.
 STEWART HANGING-Th date for the hanging of Will Stewart for | the murder of Kibbe and Hillpot in the White Mountains some five years ago, will be set Tuesday by Judge Sawtelle of the Federal court Stew art was sentenced to hang last fall, but his appeal, which was recently denied by the circuit court of ap- peals, delay q the execution of the sentence.
 ROOF ALL RED; BUT ISCHA- BlBBlE-The regular inha bitants of the state house have been bothered greatly of late by perseverng in quirers, who have been anxious to know what in blazes the roof was being painted red for" to all of which replies were made, that the 1 red lead was necessary in order that the white paint will stay put when i it is on.
 AN INDIAN cASE-D. J. Landers and John L. Snyder were freed of l the attentions of the United States authorities yesterday when on mo- tion of United Stats Attorney Flynn ] indictments against them were dis missed in federal court. Both were charged with improper returns in | connection with the commissary work of the United States Indian service
 CALEDONIANS MEET-The Cali donian Society will hold big rally ! tonight at the Labor Temple at $ i o'clock. Every actual member and every prospective member is expect | ed to attend Bylaws are to be drafted and a literary program ar ranged for as well as preliminary work on a concert and dance, and the discussion on a probable building fund. A big night for all Scotchmen i AEROPLANE MEAT" Judge Sawtelle yesterday approved bills for the board of the famous "Rube Hopkins, the runaway guard for the Mason aeroplane, during the short and fleeting moment it rested in the custody of Uncle Sam. Hopkins left at about the same time as the plane crossing the border into Mexico But he left bad bills for board and room which the court allowed as legitimate expenses.
 MAY ISSUE BoNDs.-The Pacific Gas and Electric company was yes terday granted permission by tn, corporation commission to issue in tterest bearing notes to the extent o
 s66,2O0. bearing per cent. interes
 per annum as well as bonds to tn
 amount of $130,00O; $109,000 of tn
 bonds are 10 take care of indebted ness already contracted in makin,
 extensions and improvements. Chair
 man Geary and Commissioner Col signed the order
 GEORGE WEISEL DlES-Georg Weisel, who for several years has con
 ducted a barber shop in the Savo,
 Theater building died yesterday morn ing at the family residence after lingering illness. While he was not con
 fined to his bed for any great period his health had been failing for severa
 months He was a member of tn
 Knights of Pythias and the Fraterna
 Order of Eagles. He is survived b
 his widow and three small childrer
 The funeral will be held at the Catho
 lie church at o'clock this mornin and burial. will be made in the Catholi
 cemetery Members of the Pythian
 and Eagles are requested to attend tn
 funeral.
 MUSIC BY CANAL FOUR-. fitting setting for the enjoyable en tertainment furnished by the dra m. tist. Frederick Wilson at the I. ( 0. F. lodge last evening, was tn
 music furnished by the Canal Guar tet, consisting of Messrs R. J. Stroud
 K. B. Rollins, w. E. Oakley and
 H. DeRiemer This quartet has al ready gained considerable popularit among fraternal organizations an from the opening chord of MT!
 Winslow's Soothing Syrup to tn final "Caw'' of the Three Blac Crows. the audience was enthusias
 tic in it's applause of the musica numbers rendered by the quartet.