Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-26
HERE FROM FLORENCE


| called here to attend the meeting OF
the Democratic state central com
mittee
BUILDING AND LOAN-Prepara
| lions of the bill amending the pres
ent law taxing building and loan
companies was completed yesterday
and the measure, which has the ap-
proVai of the state tax cOmission
will be introduced today or tomorrow
GRlJAlvA FUNERAL-The funer-
al of Maudie Grijalva, aged A. viii
| be neld this afterno on from the resi-
dence, 529 South First street Inter
| ment will be in Greenwood cemetery
and under the auspices of the Chris
i tan church.
| the best attended fires since the out
break of incendiary burnings last fall
| destroyed the frame cottage belong
ing to the Misses Wayne, at 51e
North Third street at o'clock yes
terday morning.
UNDEliVERED TELEGRAMS. -
There are undelivered kilograms al
the Western onion Telegraph offices
for the following: Charles Gable, c.
w. Roger, Mrs. Chas. Hinton, Geo
w. Stevenson, Percy A. Morse, w. L
Solomon and G. H. Bowel.
SUES FOR WAGES William Con-
rad Mills, formerly profession of music
at the Arizona School of Music. has
entered suit in the superior court
against Mrs. Shirley Christy, propre-
tor of that school for the sum of $310.45
claimed to be wages due him.
MOOSE MEETING.-Of utmost i'm
portance is the meeting of the Phoe-
nix lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, to-
night at s. Business respecting the
club will be transacted and il be-
hooves ever member to be in atten
dance.
HERE FOR COMMITTEE MEET
lNG-T. E. Pulliam, head of the state
industrial school at Fort GRANT; Judge
Frank J. Duffy, of Nogales former
Senator c. n. Roberts, of Cochise
county, and H. c. Houser, city clerk
of Globe. are in the city to attend
the meeting of the state central COM
mittee.
LETTUCE DAY-Probably one OF
the next suggestions to be advanced
to the chamber of commerce or the
rotary club will be that of having
a lettuce day" in the Salt river val
LEY. There has been considerable
publicity lately regarding the money
to be made in the raising of lettuce
for shipment, but there has been lit
tie said in the way of inducing the
raising of lettuce for home use Feb
ruary !, has been suggested as an
appropriate day upon which every
housekeeper might make it a point
to serve lettuce
MRS. MISHkA DlES-Mrs. Joseph
Mishka for two years a resident of
this city died Sunday afternoon at
the family residence at 1854 East
Garfield street. She came here with
her husband from Washington and
has since made her home here. Her
husband has been employed for some
time as city zanjaro. Besides her
husband she leaves three children,
two brothers. two sisters, and her
father and mother, in Burwell, Neb.
Funeral arrangements have not been
effected, but it is likely that the
body will be taken to Burwell, for
burial.
AT THE ADAMS-Mr and Mrs. c.
l.. Martheroft, Patagono; w. E. Hy-
sart Los Angeles; F. F. Fallon, San
Francisco; j. T. Burns, Colorado
Springs, Colo; H. Kinshell, New York :;
H. E. Campbell, New York; Stanley
Morse Tucson; Miss j. B. Harris, New
Orleans; Miss A. E. Hess, Washington
CT. House, Ohio NJ. r. Budd, Los An
geles: Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Bason, Mil
Mammoth; ]. Miller, Ray; A. H.
Archdeason, Ray; o. T. Wheaton and
wife, Cincinnati, o.; j. B. Lowe and
wife, San Francisco; r. NJ. Martin, Los
Angeles: B. w. Smith, Los Angeles;
Leroy Anderson, Prescott; Mrs. J. W.
Porter, Champagne, H.: Robt. H. Por
ter, Prescott; Mrs. G.. H. Lerg, Mesa.
BLANCHARD LIKES PHOENIX
Blanchard, Marlin and Queen have
returned to Phoenix after a two
years absence. They are the trio,
man, wife and the worlds greatest
high diving dog who will be re-
membered as having appeared at the
state fair two years ago and who
afterwards presented Queen in her ia
nous diving act in the front of the
Arizona theater then known as the
Savoy. They left Phoenix with a
pack of burros and journeyed into
the hills. later proceeding to Cali
fornia, where they purchased an auto
in which they covered practically all
of the United States subsequently.
They got caught in a blizzard in
North Dakota last week and imme-
diately decided that Phoenix was
good enough for them. They will
start for the Tonic hills in a few
days. where they expect to camp for
two months. They have with them
a pet black bear ten, months old,
which they have named Tonic. AL
ready the bear has manS tricks and
is an able assistant to Queen and
her bid for fame as a vaudeville dog.