Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

SUPREME COURT CALENDAR The calendar of the supreme court will be called Monday, March at 10 a. m.
 SOCIALIST sOclAL.-The social ists of the city will hold a social to- night at the headquarters at 3S South Fourth avenue. A cordial invitation is extended to all
 YOUNG MOTHERS MEET-The Young Mothers league will meet at the Presbyterian church this after noon at three o'clock. The topic will be The Story of Life"
 COOKED FOOD sALE.-There will be cooked food sale at the Bon Ton grocery, starting at 10 o'clock Sat benefit of the Deaconess hospital.
 LA .COBRiZA .CASE-The com- plaint of Christine Simanek and George Cussen against the La Cob riga Mining company of Nogales was argued before the corporation com mission yesterday.
 HELEN KELLER LECTURE. - ANhOto Iol lut I1titiI htlleT IecluTe, March 13, are on sale at the Owl Drug company, Berryhill's, the H. A. Diehl Shoe company and the Y. M c. A. Tickets are 50 cents, 75 cents and $10O.
 MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Roy B. Leach and Eva \ M Evans of Pima county; William Frazier and Mabel Young; Joshua Blanton and Mary E. Ward. of Maricopa county. were is sued marriage licenses by the clerk of the superior court yesterday.
 OPEN PYTHIAN MEETlNG.-The regular monthly open meeting of Phoenix lodge, No. ?, Knights of Pythias. will be held this evening in Pythian Castle. All members and their friends are invited to attend. A good time is assured all. JONES GOES EAST.-Chairman F. A. Jones of the corporation commis- sion left last evening for Chicago and Washington to represent the commis- sion in the western freight rate case and to argue thme Arizona lumber rate case. Chairman Jones will stop ct tHlCdSO tO tHteT dD appearance for the commission in the rate case now being heard by Commissioner Daniels of the interstate commerce commission. and will then go on to Washington to make the argument ir the lumber rate case. Returning he will testify at the western rate case at Chicago.
 kOLeERG's CAR SToLEN.-Johr Kolberg. of S5 West Portland street reported to the police last evening 1 that his Franklin touring car license tax No. 143. had been stolen from 1T front of the Arizona School of Music some time between 7:30 o'clock ant S:3O o'clock. Up to a late hour n' trace of the machine had been SC cured. although the sheriffs Offic' and the police department bent ev. cry effort looking to it's recovery Any information should be tele phoned either to the police or sher 1 ifs office or to MT. Kolberg. Nc ',212s.
 1 FEW FEBRUARY FIREs.-Durinl the month of February, according u IHt TtDoIt LII ACtlHS TuC ShiC William D. Simmons. there wer eight alarms. fire coming in by tele phone, two from boxes and one stil Six fires were located in the bushes district and two in the residential section. One frame building wa damaged and fires occurred in seve brick or stone structures. The prop erty loss amounted to but $500 wit insurance amounting to $136.4O' Overheated stoves caused three fires
 mice and matches. two: defectiv flue, one; furnace. one; painter overalls, one Three were out on ar
 rival. Four hundred feet of hos
 were laid. SC gallons of chemics
 were used in putting out fires. Fou
 fires responded to chemicals and wa
 ter was thrown at one fire. Aut
 truck No. ran v miles. No. 7, l
 miles. and No. 3, g miles.
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