Arizona republican., 1915-04-25

sickness He will be around ill a day or SO
 NEW OTARIES-Notariai com missions were issued yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to Ory Cantrill of Tucson and Dora H. Lewis of Wilcox
 BACK TO TUCSON.-Mrs Frank E. Curley of Tucson leaves this morn ing for her home. after d visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Trip pell of West Monroe street
 CONCERT TOOAY-The First Reg iment band will render d concert east side of State House grounds A specially good program has been arranged
 i AT SISTERS HOSPITAL.-Mrs. $ w. Mobley of 311 East Taylor street was removed to the Sisters hospital yesterday, where she underwent Ian operation. Reports indicate that she is progressing nicely.
 WHO IS TIA letter came to the Chamber of Commerce yesterday for the Arizona Cooperative Commission, and Secretary H. Welch is wondering who in the sam Hill the A. C. C. is. MRS. MUNDS LOCATES.-Friends will find Mrs. Frances Willard Munds domiciled at the Halcyon apartments during her visit here as the junior senator from Yavapai
 GREENE TOURS STATE.-Donald Greene, representing the National Lead company, finished up a good bit of business in Phoenix and departs to- day on tour of the state. He is installing Dutch Boy" products on and in a lot of important buildings.
 BLAZE IN lOCkERS.-The fire department was called out yesterday afternoon for slight blaze in se- ries of lockers in the basement of the Hotel Adams. Box 112 was sounded and the department was on hand promptly. The cause of the trifling blaze is not known.
 MRS. NOREIGA DlES.-Mrs. Vii senta de Noreiga died yesterday morning at the family residence, I'll North Sixth street, at the age of 59 years. The funeral will be held from St. Mary's Catholic church. Monday morning at & o'clock. and burial will be made in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Noreiga had lived in Phoenix over thirty years. She is survived by a. son and daughter.
 ABOUT TAIL LlGHTS.-Chief of Police Brisbois yesterday notified of ficers attached to the night police force that the ordinance requiring that all automobiles being driven along the streets of Phoenix between sundoWn and sunup shall have their taillights burning will be strictly en- forced. There has been no time when the ordinance has not been in force and offender swill be called upon to appear before City Masis- trate Mcbride
 OPEN AIR MEETING.-A number of the churches of the city will unite in union open air meeting this afternoon at the city hall plaza, when Evangelist w. A. Cuddy will speak on the subject. Why the Bible Is from God" The meeting is set for o'clock. In the evening Evangelist Cuddy will address the Grace Lutheran church at the Ad- ventist church. Third and Pierce streets. on the subect. Why Fur key will lose in the war. and the events to follow" Questions will be answered at the close of the ser vice.
 FRAZIER ESIGNS.-AIaynard A. Frazier. who for more than a year has acted as assistant to the city attorney in keeping the records of the city commission meetings and compiling city ordinances and com mission resolutions. has rendered his resignation to Manager Craig. effec- tive May l. He has announced that he desires to give more attention to his law practice and for that reason it is understood his resignat tion has been accepted. MT. Frazier has filled the duties of his position with the city with credit to himself and to the office of the city attorney. His success in law practice is already assured
 SIX HORSES STRAY-Six horses. three bays. two grays and a sorrel. belonging to Guy b. Acuff, either strayed or were stolen from the Acuff ranch half mile north of the fair grounds yesterday morning. The belief that they may have been stolen is based upon the fact that three other horses were found along the roadside. having passed through an open gate. but had not strayed fer from the Acuff ranch. No trace of the six horses was found, de- spite energetic search all of yester- day MT. Acuff is advertising his loss in another column of The Re publican. He may he reached on the telephone by calling 92 and asking for 36J2
 CALIFORNIAN DAUGHTERS. - At yesterdays organization meeting of the Daughters of Caledonia. the new society was successfully launched by the election of Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald as president. Mrs. A. H. Davidson, vice president. and Miss Jessie For sythe, secretary treasurer. These made addresses to the members, as did A. H. Davidson. Charles R. Osburn and others. The Caledonian societies offered refreshments. Meetings will be held once month at the homes of the members, the next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. De Winton. Mrs Oral J. Penney. who has been an officer in the Daughters of the Heather told the members about how to organize and the purposes of the society.