Arizona republican., 1915-02-02

months is reported to be in criti-
cal conditions.
EN- ROUTE TO COAST.-1saac
Marks, prominent Chicago Jeweler,
is in Phoenix for q ten days visit
with his son, Barnet E. Marks. Mr..
Marks, Sr, is on his way to the
coast for the purpose of visiting the
worlds fair.
FUNERAL OF LUCILLE BRYAN
Funeral services We're held yesterday
afternoon at the undertaking parlors
of Mcrryman & Hayt at l o'clock,
oevr the remains of Lucille Bryan, the
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul
Bryan of this city.
PAPER AND PAlNT.-L. c. Tay
Tor has purchased from the trustees
the bankrupt stock of wall paper and
paint of the Long paint house. A
sale will be opened up today at the
North First avenue.
INQUEST-The inquest into the
death of Mrs. Tidio Valenzuela, kill
ed by an Arizona Eastern train last
week, will be held Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock. The impress
sion was given in a former article
in the Republican. that the inquest
would be held this afternoon.
VISITING MRS. MUNDS.-John l..
Munds of Yavapai is spending few
days in the city as the guest of Sem
ator Francis E. Munds. He is con-
sidered some politician, but it is sale
that he is getting some pointers on
the game by watching the Junior
member from Yavapai at the daily
sessions.
DAM PlCTURES.-Letters have
been received from c. S. Marden,
business man of Boston, and the
Public Library at Bay City. Mich,
thanking the Chamber of Commerce
for enlarged photos of the Roosevelt
dam, which We're sent some time ago.
The practice of sending out big pic
lures of the dam has proved a Sood
advertising scheme for the valley.
KENTUCKY SOCIETY-Everything
is in readiness for the meeting this
evening at the w. c. 7. L. building
Of the Kentucky Society. Unique in
vitations have been sent out for the
affair and a large attendance is ex
pected. All Kentuckians, whether
they nave received invitations or not.
are urged to attend A good time is
promised There will be dainty re-
freshments.
PROFICIENCY RECORDS-At the
Lamson Business College this morn
ing, certificates for proficiency in
writing on the Underwood Typewriter
were issued to Miss Mary Pepper
with a record of As words per minute
and Miss Evalena Harris with a re-
cord of IS words per minute. Mem
tership tickets in the order OF Gregg
Artists were also issued to Miss Mary
Pepper and Estelle Gribble for ac
curacy in writing Gregg Shorthand.
MOOSE DANCE .TONlGHT-The
| first of series of twelve social
dances to be given by the Loyal Or
der of Moose, on successive Tuesday
evenings, will be held at their mag
lfcent quarters tonight. The only
requisite to admittance is good citi-
zenship. A special feature has been
added for the express pleasure and
benefit of the lady friends of the or
| der Alden's orchestra will furnish
the music Grand march at 9 p. m.
Home. Sweet Home at midnight.
STARTS WORK ON BLUE BOOK.
Work starts this morning on vol
| ume II of the legislative Blue Book,
which is being issued by 10 Connors.
The editor of who's Who in Arizo-
ma hopes to get the book off the
press before the end of the session
the data and having the pictures
made for the cuts. The first volume
of the book sold to the third edition
and copies are very scare, and the
publisher expects to have a large
sale of volume H.
HEARINGS SET-The corporation
commission yesterday set Feb. 10 as
the date for hearing three service
complaints against the Pacific Gas
and Electric company. The COM
plants are those relative to the ex-
tension of service to the district
bounded by Mcdowell road, Twelfth,
Brill and Eleventh streets and to
Oakland tract. The matter of a re-
fund to Greene and Griffin in con-
nection with extensions to Las Pal
mas tract will come up for hearing
at the same time.
SOME HOMESTEADERS - Home
stead patents received yesterday:
Louis T. Davis. John A. McBarnes.
Thomas f. Burns, Seth Roger Stiles,
Abelum Hudson. Rhetta Hill, Albert
Manke, Antonio Seeley. Chris Min
derman, John G. sweeney, Matt Mills,
| George Bedekivitch. William A. Carr,
| Margaret A. Cartmell Maud Cartmell,
Henry G. Davis. Lea Roy Birch. &C.
orge Levi Gould, Lewis Whistler,
James H. Ritter, John r. Johnson,
Frank B. Watson, Encarnacion Aven-
ente Minnie F. White. Eduardo r.
Carnilo. Will f. Mckee.
HELD T OANSWER-Bob Pitt,
Jim Carson and Lee Galloway. the
three men charged with stealing
horses. who We're captured by Sheriff
Adams and posse after an exciting
| chase. were arraigned before Justice
Of the Peace tombstone yesterday.
PittZ and Carson, pleaded not guilty,
and were held to answer to the SUI
perior Court. Galloway, was dis
charged. there being a lack of evil
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