Arizona republican., 1914-02-14

A HAPPIER HOME-Some help i, has arrived at the home of H. L.. | Shedd in the shape of an eight pound baby girl for whom a pretty l name was already waiting. Hazel Gertrude. This happy event occurred at 10 a. m. on Lincoln's birthday. JUDGE M'ALLiSTER HERE- Judge A. G. McAllister of the su- perior court of Graham county who | is recognized as one of the leading | judges of the state, is again in the city having been called to sit with 1 the supreme court to render certain cases in which one of the judges is disqualified
 ALBUQUERQUE lNS U R "A N C E MAN, J. Allen, one of the lead | ing actuaries in the office of the Occidental Fire Insurance company of Albuquerque, N. M.. is in the city in the interest of the operations of his company in Arizona. MT. Allen will remain here over Monday. DOC REUM BACk-G. c. Reum of Fl Paso, the director of the Loyal
 
 again in Phoenix after a short visit to his home in Fl Paso on business in connection with the large lodge
 there.
 DR. GILLESPIE LOCATES HERE pr. w. B. Gillespie of Nashville,
 Tenn. a brother of J. B. Gillespie of this city has brought his family ,1nrn11npntlN practice his profession of dentistry. He is charmed with Phoenix and be- lieves he will shortly like it as much as he did Nashville when he lived there.
 FROM HOPKINS, MISSOURI. MT and Mrs. Fred Woodbridge and their mother are visiting at the home of Mrs. Julian Woolridge at SIS North Second avenue. MT. Wool ridge is prominent clothier of Hopkins and has come to Phoenix for the purpose of testing the won derful climate of the Salt River val lev Already he has fallen in love with the place and may be prevailed upon to locate here permanently. FOR CITY PARKS When the common council meets in regular session on Tuesday evening, February i "A. one of the important acts Will be the opening bids for tracts of i land. ten or more acres in extent, suitable for city park purposes. Ad- vertisements are now running in The Republican calling for these blds and before the date specified 1t IS expected that there will be found several very desirable tracts that can be secured for figures within the amount available through the recent park bond issue.
 i MEXICAN HOME BURNS-F'ire i last evening at :45 burned to the 1 ground the dwelling of a Mexican ] family on Grant street between Third | and Fourth avenue. Because of the | headway the flames gained before the ! fire was discovered the fire depart ] ment had little to do when they ar | rived but smother the ruins and l keep the cinders and sparks from | setting fire to other buildings in the neighborhood The fire department | was out of the house and on their i way to the blaze before any alarm 1 had been turned in, someone a t the house having seen the blaze, but the l dry small structure was mass of 1 flames before the department had ar t, rived on the scene.
 l LIKES PHOENlx-Mrs l.. w. i Garoutte of Lincoln. Neb., has ar rived in Phoenix and for the next few weeks will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs R. R. BroWnfield Mrs. Garoutte, who is an aunt of Mrs. Brownfield. has been in the habit for several years past of spending her 1 winters in Florida. She has been 1 hearing of Phoenix and the Salt 1 River valley through her niece and l became impressed with a desire to | find out for herself if all the things | that have been written of this sec tion are true. It has taken only two days to convince her that the half had not been told her and she is ialmost a Phoenician already.
 PORTER SADDLERY MOVES For nearly week the Porter Har- ness and Saddle company has been busily engaged in moving it's inn mense stock of harnesses. saddles and everything that goes to make up an establishment of the magnitude of this institution. It is now pretty well established in it's new quarters in the Luhrs building. South Gen.
 tral avenue. The Porter concern is
 the first to get under way in the
 new Luhrs building which is still
 under construction. It is one of the
 oldest and best known business
 houses in Phoenix and had occupied
 a store room on West Washington
 street for many years. In it's new
 location it will have greatly increas
 ed floor space, abundance of light
 and still be within the best business
 district of the city.
 NAMELESS STEAMER ASHORE