Arizona republican., 1915-10-14
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 NEW CTARIES-Notarlal commits
 sions were issued yesterday at the of
 flee of the secretary of state to J. R. 1 Maxwell of Globe and Henri Behoteguy ' of Phoenix.
 1 TEEPEE BOOk-The next issue of | the Teepee Book, a Sheridan (Wyo.) publication, will contain an account 1 of the horseback ride of Miss Alberta Claire. from Phoenix to Tucson. AT FORT GRANT-Charles R. Os- l burn, secretary of the board of control and T. F. Nichols, assistant state en- gincer are at Fort Grant inspecting the property of the state industrial school. UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Anita Luego. Chas Diehl, J. H. King and D. B. Samuel.
 LIFE TERMER APPEALS-The ap- peal of Felix Lopez. sentenced to life imprisonment for first degree murder was filed yesterday in supreme court Lopez was convicted of the murder last
 June of another Mexican by the name
 of Lugo in Cochise county and is now
 in the state prison at Florence.
 EALTZ p. T. ASSOCIATiON-Th social which was to have been held by the Parent Teachers Association of the Baltz school on October I5.
 has been postponed until Halloween
 owing to the illness of some of the members who were on the program for the evening
 SURPRISE PARTY-The members
 Of the Second Baptist church. colored
 surprised their pastor Rev J. A Wright Tuesday evening with pound party The members of the congregation brought appropriate gifts, taking this manner to show the high esteem with which they hold Mir. Wright w. C. r. U. MEETING w. c. T. '. will meet at the home, 227 West
 Monroe street, on Thursday afternoon.
 with an unusually good program. The devotional services will be led by Miss Jacobs and Ms. Donnelly will have charge of the program. Mrs. R. c. Harker will give a reading and Miss Lera Horrell a piano solo, Everybody invited
 FOR JUDGES cHAMBERs-The office formerly occupied by the coun- ty engineer has been fitted up for a Judges chamber and will he used as temporary quarters for Superior Court Judge, Frank H. Lyman, until the proposed wing for the court | house is completed. The county en- gineer is established in the Walker building for the peresent. VAUGHN FUNERAL YESTER- OAY-The funeral of the late John F. Vaughn father of County Recorder Vaughn. who met his death by being dragged by a heifer was held yes ferday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
 the Christian church, Key. Claude
 Jones officiating. The funeral was
 one Of the largest attended which has been held in the city for a number of years. Interment was made in the ! Greenwood cemetery.
 MOOSE DANCE TONIGHT-The third of the series of winter. dances
 given by the Moose lodge will be held this evening at o'clock at Moose Home The music will be furnished by Besse's orchestra Tho affairs which have sc far been held have proven to be very enjoyable to those present, and consequently a large crowd Of Moose and their friends will probably be in attendance this even ing.
 HOP SMOKING COMES HIGH - Lou Tong and Sing Lee, two natives of the F1owery Kingdom. who were taken in tow by Officer Thurman on Tuesday afternoon on a charge of
 hitting the pipe" were tried in the
 court of City Magistrate Mcbride yesterday afternoon and found guilty
 The prisoners were assessed s90 each
 or ninety days in the city Jail. Po- liceman Thurman is becoming some
 thing Of a specialist in running down
 Chinamen who are in the habit of
 forgetting their earthly cares by an
 indulgence in session with the
 poppy pipe. He has captured four
 different celestial smoking outfits
 during the past few weeks, and has
 secured convictions on the charge of
 using opium in each instance.