Arizona republican., 1914-12-10
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l ONOGGIVGhGO lCGG1hFMo There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph offices I for the following: F.. l.. Byers and l San Cleary.
 ADMITTED TO PRACTlCE-On certificate from the clerk of the dis
 trict court for Cochise county the supreme court yesterday admitted | George w. Cass to practice before all the courts of the state.
 SPRAYED HORSE-A bay horse weighing about fifteen hundred pounds. came to Mrs. McNultys ranch about one mile east of town. The owner can secure the animal by calling and iden- tifying his property.
 EASTERN STAR-Phoenix Chapter No }, order of the Eastern Star will hold it's regular meeting at Masonic hall Thursday evening Dec. 10 at 7:30 o'clock. The annual election of off cers will take place at this meeting.
 52 DEEDS FILED-Fifty- deeds were filed in the recorders office. yes- terday afternoon, conveying land to the United States, through which the Western Canal runs, The government
 is taking over this land from the pri vate owners.
 TUCSON SHIPPERS cAsE-The corporation commission yesterday set December 2S as the date for hearing the complaint of the Tucson Ship pers' association against the South ern Pacific The hearing will take place at Tucson.
 LAND HEARiNG-E. g. Clark of Prescott and Captain Henry Warren of the Aztec Land X Cattle com pany appeared before the state tax commission yesterday relative to the valuation of the company's lands in Coconino county.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Tex Singleton charged with horse stealing, was up before Justice Johnstone, yesterday af ternoon He was lately apprehended in Texas, after having escaped from a deputy sheriff at Flagstaff He plead guilty and was held to answer to the superior court
 CASE PoSTPoNED-The supreme court yesterday vacated the order fix ing December as the date for hear ing the argument in case No. 1421. Philip NJ. Staples, appellant. vs. w. B. Duvall. appellee. The appeal of the Cerro Cobre Development com pany vs w. B. Duvall was argued, Selim M Franklin appearing for the appellant and Eugene & Ives for the appellee
 INFORMAL DiscUssloN-B. Brit ton GottSberger. manager of the Miami Copper company, l.. s. Gates. manager of the Ray Consolidated, Will L. Clark, manager of the United Verde Copper company and c. H Mcdowell of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company as a committee representing the\mining interests of the state, met with the tax commission and Thomas F.. Campbell, commissioner elect yes terday afternoon for an informal dis cussion of mine taxation in Arizona
 THE ROSE TREE WAY-Celora NJ Stoddard of 'Ye old Rose Tree yesterday made public his plan for spreading just q little more cheer on Christmas day. On Thursday and Friday, December 10 and II. an ac- curate record of all candy sales will be kept at the popular West Adams street establishment Every time the cash register indicates that five dol lars worth of candy has been sold ticket will be issued entitling the holder to a complete Christmas tur- key dinner with all the accessories. These tickets, at the close of busi- ness on the last night of the two days, will be placed in proper hands and will be given out to the really deserving on the day when good fellowship is supposed to abound throughout the land.
 DRAYMEN RGANlZE-Under the name of the Union Transfer. and with headquarters at 25 South First avenue. sixteen of the independent union draymen of the city last even ing organized. with the end in view of consolidating the business of light and heavy hauling and giving prompt and efficient service A telephone, No. 3531. has been installed and all calls will receive prompt attention. These officers were chosen: J. C. Tarbell, president Isaac l.. Corley, vice. president: Louis U. c. Schade, secretary and treasurer F. F.. Blair, D. J. Gallagher, J. w. Nell are the directors. Besides engaging in gen. eral hauling the consolidated organi- zation will also have storage facili- ties.