Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-02-13
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eral Survey No. 3119, Castle Rock
lode mining claim, situated in the
Warren Mining district, Cochise Co.,
Arizona, John NJ. McGregor, claim
ant.
p. G. G. e. HEARlNG-The COM
plant of A. W. Swartz against the
Pacific Gas and Electric company
will be heard by the corporation COM
mission today. The matter involves
a charge for re-connection of ser
vice.
FENNEMoRE CALLs-There will
be a special meeting of the directors of
the chamber of commerce this morning
at $50, at the call of President H. NJ.
FennemOre, who has something of ut
most importance to bring before the
organization.
kIRkER TRAvELS-L J. Kirker,
OF ganizer for the National and Ari-
iona good roads associations, went
to Chandler yesterday afternoon, and
stayed on the south side during the
evening, in order to attend the mass
meeting al Tempe at 7:3O.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph offices
for the following: Harry C. Hou-
SER Mrs. Ethel Morgan Johnson, d.
H. Cameron, A. E. Oft, r. A. Talbot.
and Arizona Live Stock Association
care Chas. Mullen.
NEW cORPORATiON-The East
Chandler Water Users association
filed its papers of Incorporation with
the county recorder yesterday. The
company is incorporated for 100000,
with a par value per share of $40.
The incorporators are residents of
Chandler, Higley, Gilbert, Tempe and
Mesa.
UNDERGoEs OPERATION -Eu-
gene Pierson. cashier and book
keeper for the Republican, was
stricken with appendicitis late
Thursday night and underwent an
operation at the sisters hospital yes
| terday forenoon at the hands of
! Dr. r. w Craig. Last evening he
was reported as doing nicely.
BISHOP ATWOOD RETURNS
Bishop Atwood of the diocese of Ari-
4
colt where he assisted in the organize
ton of the northern archdea conery of
! the Episcopal diocese OF Arizona. Rev.
Jacob NJ White of Winslow was elect
ed president and w. H. Archdeacon of
Jerome, secretary treasurer. After the
organization was affected, 2 business
meeting was held.
THE BIBLE INSTITUTE - The
| closing session of weeknight services
| will be held tonight in the Presby-
terrain church, commencing at 1870.
On Sunday DR.. Page will preach at
1880 in the Neighborhood house on
the Southside. At 3 o'clock he will
speak in the First Methodist church
on the work of the Moody Bible
| Institute, and at o'clock he will
speak in the Y. N. c. A. on the sub
ject. why Study the Bible" A
great interest has been awakened
among the church people of Phoe-
nix in the present study Of the
| Bible.
OBITUARY-Frank DIN Hinson
died Yesterday morning at the home
of his brother fourteen miles west
Of the city near Cashion. He was
born twenty five years ago, at is
bee, but has spent the greater part
of his life in and around Phoenix
He leaves to mourn his loss his
father who lives in Texas. one bro
Their at Bisbee and two brothers. E
~. and W. L. Hinson. of Phoenix
The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at two o'clock from
the chapel of Moore & Mcclellan
Interment will be made in Forest
Lawn cemetery.
AUTO ACClDENT-C. y. Kelton. ar
elderly man, stopping at the CONNER
cial while crossing the street at the
corner of Center and Washington
| Thursday night at about 1880. wa:
struck and thrown to the pavement b!
an auto driven by Leslie Bennett. Jacl
Harris of the Kersting House was II
the car at the time. The two young mel
picked up the stricken man, and tool
him to his room at the Commercial
where medical attention was given. NJ
) blame has been placed on the men driv
5 ing the car, as the man, evidently be
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{ and in the mixup was struck.
ADAMS ARRIvALS-W. f. Smith
Tucson; J. c. Gatti, Clifton; Chas. 7
Willis. Tucson; E. Katz. New York
Geo. 7. Rodenbeck. Chicago Rit
: Rodenbeck, New York; c. r. Turner
s New York; Thos. May. Jerome; Mrs
s Geo. Walker. San Diego; Mr.. Ro
: Walker, San Diego; w. c. Haroel
( Grand Rapids, Mich; Fred w. Morri
I son. Los Angeles; j. E. McLair
I Tempe; Jos. Boyer, Detroit: r.
I Kirkman, Fresno: E. w. Childs Nam
! moth: F. G. Jeanney, Salt Lake City
$lB A. Mitchell, Salt Lake City; Mr.!
E. G. Seawell, Los Angeles; Fred {
81 Williams, New York: W. NJ Simpson
New York; NJ. J. Burkhead. Ell Paso
I Mrs. G. E. Scammon, Wagner, Okla
I Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Davidson, Bos
! ton; Roy L. HillstrOm. Chicago; +
{B. Dunmore, Los Angeles; v.
81 Condor, Tucson: p. Britton Cots
: berger, Miami; S. P. Wright. Los An
I geles: r. v. Lesson. Topeka; A.
1lCoSsard paco- q T Ora han