Arizona republican., 1914-02-25
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS-The Civ

CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS-The Civ iC League will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the city hail.
 ATTENDING SHRlNE-z. c. Pri- na of Safford, Graham county, d business partner of George Olney in the hardware and cattle business in those parts, is among those in the city attending the meeting of the Shrine. He will however remain few days with MT. Olney on business matters.
 VISITING JURlST-Judse Smith of the superior court of Yavapai county, is visiting the court here. He will re n;in d short time only prior to his returning north.
 MARRIAGE ENSES-Licenses were issued yesterday to Antonio SoZa and Teresa Hernandez; and to Chino Francisco and Mannela Lopez, all e Maricopa county.
 NAB CRAZY MAN-AleX Mouer was yesterday arrested by the police and turned over to county authorities on the charge of being crazy. He was placed in the county jail where he will remain till his hearing, which will come some time today most probably.
 NO SHEEP THlEVES-Officers sent out by the sheriffs office to ascertain the meaning of the report that sheep thieves had been. caught, eighteen miles cast of the city, found that there was no foundation to the story.
 WANTS GlLA MONSTERS-H. C. Wilson, 54S Wall street. Los Angeles, has asked Chief of Police Moore to secure for him about two dozen Gila monsters at a reasonable price," The chief is just out of this class of rep tiles and has so informed MT. Wilson. TRACK IMPROVEMENTS - The Phoenix Street Railway company have been employed for the past few days in improving their tracks along the West Washington street line. They have been leveling, strengthening and otherwise rebuilding in that section of the city and their crew had reached the state house corner by evening yesterday.
 SOME PAPERS FOUND-Upon a man arrested for being intoxicated and ridced in the police station a day or two ago, were found a number of re- ceipts from the Muskogee Camp, Wood men Of the World, together with a bill of sale and other papers These papers nave been left with the chief of police and will be turned over to the right ful owner.
 GOVERNOR TO FLORENCE. - Governor Hunt left last evening for Florence, where a meeting of the parole board will be held today. Sec retary Osborn of the board of con trol is already in Florence where he | to open bids for supplies for the 1 prison. Other members of the board 1 leave this morning for the prison. 1 BACK FROM TUCSON-Jack Gavin and Billy Sangster. both of the rate 1 department of the corporation commis- l sion. returned yesterday from Tucson where they spent the holidays over l Sunday and Monday They report the train connections punk and state that | there is almost as much mud in TucsOr as there is in Phoenix. The rain to the I south was heavier than in the vicinity of this city,
 ] COUNCiLMEN RETURN-Commor 1 Councilmen Claude Cisney and Eimei ] Warren and Fire Chief Peter Sullivan returned yesterday morning from trir | to the coast where they went to inspecf the modern fire fighting apparatus ir use there. They journeyed from Los Angeles to San Diego visiting all th' smaller beach towns and gaining { 1 wealth of information which will b, presented in a report to the council While there, they met Building Inspec- tor Howard E. Claflin who is investi- eating fire equipment houses to tho end that in drawing plans for the new stations here, the best ideas may b'
 embodied.
 6. p. RESUMES SCHEDULES. -
 General Agent A. R. Cater of tn; Arizona Eastern received the follow
 ing telegram from E. w. Clapp. gen ,eral freight and passenger agent a iTucson, yesterday:
 Tucson, Ariz.. Feb. 24, y914
 A. R. Cater, Phoenix:
 General Freight Agent Stubbs, Lo Angeles, advises Southern Pacifi
 line Los Angeles to Yuma now open
 line Los Angeles to San Francisco
 via Bakersfield. will be open to night; and information has als been received to the effect that ou
 Coast line will be open tomorrow
 Everything looks favorable toWar iearfy resumption of all lines
 F.. w. CLAPP.