Arizona republican., 1915-02-11
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co.

CARR IN TOWN-Deputy Sheriff
 Geo. Carr of Gila Bend was in town
 yesterday, bringing in several pri
 soners for Florence.
 PRAYER MEETING-There will be
 prayer meeting held at the Wilson school house every Friday evening. Everybody invited
 PUPILS .RECITAL-The weekly recital of pupils of the Arizona School of Music will be held Satur- day afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
 TO SETTLE OUT OF cOURT-The complaint of A. s. Prescott against the Pacific Gas and Electric company was heard yesterday by the corporation commission and taken under advise | ment. The commission voted to sus- pend action in the case pending pos 1 sible adjustment of differences between 1 the parties concerned.
 1 MUSICAL TABLEAUx-Unde the auspices of the Trinity Pro-Cathe-
 dral Guild a musical tableaux will be given at the Woman's club tomorrow
 evening a D. m. The tableaux will begin promptly at that hour. The
 ushers will be Edward A. Marshall 1 Richard Reed and Theodore Saul.
 Tick ts are on sale at the City, the
 Sun. the Owl and the Central drug stores or they may be procured at 1 the door LIST NOT GUlLTY-Geo. List. who ] has been on trial in the Superior court
 for several days past, charged with disturbing the peace, was found not guilty. The jury was out all night re- porting at nine o'clock yesterday morn- l ing with their verdict. The charge against List was incurred last October, ] when he paraded in front of the New | Palece Cafeteria, proclaiming that the ! management was unfair to organized 1 labor
 ! MORE ROBES AND sUNDRlEs- The police have come into posses
 sion of another large supply of lap l robes. blankets and auto sundries Among the latter are a saw, a bat
 tery tester, kit of repair tools, sev-
 eral inner tubes, and a large striped piece of canvas. The articles were l found yesterday near the capital
 building. lying under a tree. Auto
 owAers. who have missed any of the
 above accessories. are cordially in-
 vited to call at police headquarters
 and identify any of them having
 their brand on it.
 SINGLETON ON TRiAL-Tex Sin.
 gleton, known from one end of the state | tn inc nfhar n 1n ri hrnnohn rid day
 is on trial in the Superior court. charg-
 ed with stealing horses. It is alleged
 that Singleton. in company with com
 panion, took several horses belongine
 to James Ivey, a rancher' west of the
 city. drove them to the southern par
 of the state, ands there sold them Sin.
 gleton testified, that the horses were 1T
 with a drove that he owned, and h'
 supposed that they belonged to hi!
 companion. Singleton was arrested il
 Flagstaff, but escaped, and was late
 recaptured on the Mexican border WOULD GIVE LIFE TO SERVICE Miss Wili Kirksey 32S Nortl Fourth avenue, formerly in office O M. H. Shelton, is now taking training course of nurse in the St Joseph Hospital. Her ambition i to be a Red Cross nurse on the bat tlefield. Those who have come i contact with Miss Kirksey in busi ness know something of her pleas ing personality and courteous ser l vice to one and all MT Shelton wa ! very sorry to lose her and yet re { joices with her that she has the Op ] portunity to train for her ideal vo cation.
 PEDDLERs HORSE ,oN RAM ! PAGE-J. Aaron a fruit peddler, ! the possessor of a temperaments { horse Said horse was hitched t { Aaron's fruit wagon, yesterday a { the corner of First and Jefferso streets. and took it into his head leave suddenly. Aaron being totall , unprepared for the sudden and ur |. affectionate leave taking, was sum
 marily thrown out on the unyieldin lasphalt pavement. He was picke up. and brought to the police head quarters where the kindly minis trations of the city physician brouel him back to his natural self I'll horse was recovered, and Aaro again asserting command. went c peddling s