Arizona republican., 1914-11-20

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 burn, secretary of the board of con- trol left yesterday morning on a
 business trip to the state industrial
 school.
 CASE CONTINUED-Th Costello Cunningham case, which was heard yesterday by the supreme court will be resumed this morning. It is thought that the argument will be completed at this mornings session. SEEKS DIVORCE-On the grounds of his failing to provide for her the ne- cessities of life, Mary B. Dean is seek | ing dissolution of her marriage with ] Edward Dean, in the superior court. ] The parties were married in Waca 1 county, Texas, in 1903.
 ! IT'S JlM'S BIRTHDAY-Jam P
 Lavin, is today celebrating his birth day. The anniversary began at twelve o'clock midnight and will continue un- l til the same hour tonight Jim admits 1 he is past twenty and lets the mai ter rest there. Congratulations
 ROAD WORK STOPPED-State and county road work on the Bisbee Tomb stone highway, which has been carried on since September l with citizen labor instead of prisoners, was completed yesterday and will not be resumed until next July when additional funds will
 be available for it's prosecution.
 MORE TIMBER MONEY-An addi- tional payment of $5000 has been turned over to the state treasurer by the land commission as a part of the receipts from the sale of timber on university land in the northern part of the state. To date the amount re- ceived from this source since Septem- Der, 1913. totals $54,00O.
 ADJUSTER COMING-W. K With CTS, chief insurance adjuster for South ern California and Arizona, for the Pa cific Coast Adjustment bureau, will ar rive in the city tbis morning to look in to the matter of adjusting the losses on the recent fire on the corner of Wash ington and Center. when the Jones building was gutted. Mrs. Withers is accompanying him on the trip.
 APPLICATION GRANTED = The corporation commission yesterday is sued an order granting permission to
  ment trust certificates to the amount of $1,170,000 The certificates are being taken by the Commercial Trust of Philadelphia in connec- 1 ton with lease of railroad equip l ment by the railroad company The | rate of interest paid by the company is 5.15 per cent The state received ! over 5000 in fees for this permission l
 FIRE COMMISSIONER LEAVES Angeles, who has been in the city for l the past two days on business for the London and Lancashire Insurance com pany. for which he is the agency su- perintendent for Southern California and Arizona, leaves this morning for Prescott for a days stay after which he will hurry to the Imperial valley. He will be accompanied by James P. Hague, special agent and adjuster who is travelling with him on this swing around the circle.
 TWO FIRES YESTERDAY-The fire department had two runs yester- day one early in the morning to house on East Washington street. near Thirteenth street. where the firemen made quick work of what promised to be a nasty blaze. Last night an alarm sounded from Box 25 for a fire at 3l4 North Third avenue where defective flue threatened the destruction of the building. The latter fire was discov- cred in time so that energetic work of the neighbors resulted in the fire be- ing practically out when the depart ment arrived
 MURPHY'S HOUND POISONED Rex, one of the two pedigreed English bloodhound pups recently purchased from s. H. White, of Rock Hill. South Carolina. by Detective M. Joe Murphy of Murphys detective agency, died last evening. the indications being that he had been poisoned. This is one of the pups that was exhibited at the recent state fair and won first honors. also carrying away the sweepstake ribbons. Both pups were of value and cost q good sum- Detective Murphy wired immediately to Rock Hill for another dog and expects to hear from there within few days. pr. Gurley was called but arrived too late to be of any assistance The pup was sixteen weeks old and came from some of the finest stock of bloodhounds the south raises, and a direct decendant of the famous Redwood kennels of Lexington. Ken lucky Upon arrival of the new male addition to the Murphy kennels on West Jackson street, Detective Murphy will begin the breaking of his man trailing dogs.