Arizona republican., 1915-03-20

and Mrs. Ormond was elected secre- ! tary
 Reports from all the auXiliaries of
 Arizona were given either by dele gates or by the presiding elder. The i conference publicity superintendent { Mrs. G. w. Forman. spoke on the different ways and methods for using , the literature distributed by the con ference.
 1 AT THE FAiR-State Engineer I.a- mar Cobb left last evening to attend the southern Arizona fair at Tucson. WATER RUN MONDAY-City Su- i perintendent of Street V A. Thomp- son announced yesterday that there would be run of city irrigation water beginning. next Monday.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES - Casime- TO V. Felix and Luisa Palaio. Tho mas J. kearns and Bertha A. Nigh. were granted marriage licenses by the clerk of the superior court yes terday.
 SPECIAL RATE-Special rate au- ! thority allowing a charge of 90 cents per ton from Naco and S1.25 Der ton on shipments of fertilizer from Tue son to Douglas has been approved by the corporation commission The new rate will be effective until April B.
 UNOELlVERED TELEGRAMS There are undelivered telesrams at the Western Union Telegraph office Tor the following: G. R. Wilson. J. E. Powell Mrs W. Norman. II. C. Collins. Raoul C. Mat and E. H Clay
 EAGLES ANNUAL BALL-phoe nlN Aerie No. l7S of the F'raternal Order of Eagles will hold it's annual ball Thursday. April I. in Patrick Eail Music for the affair will be furnished by the Besse orchestra. me committee on arrangements is composed If sam Covert. Roy Sellers and Thomas H. Adams.
 ADVERTISEMENT OMITTED through an error the Donofrio ad- vertisement that should have been in serted in yesterdays Republican was omitted. It appears in this issue. As this advertisement is one of series that the public is asked to judge ana which are supposed to appear on q published schedule. this explana- ton is given. Much interest is being taken in the advertising contest
 GET CERTIFICATES students III tNpewriting at the Lamson busi ness college have had very good luclz this week. Three more have been granted the Remington certificate for pfIlc1entN
 typewriter. They are Miss Nina faldWih fortN-two words per min ute; Miss Mary Pepper. fortv-four words per minute: Mrs. E1lnice Smongeski forty nine words Der min ute
 HE GOT RESULTS S-Illustrating the large number of readers of The i'epubllcdn classified columns. is tle experience the other day of Dr pureN The doctor inserted :; thir- teen word for sale advertisement of ferlnS fresh Jersey COW. He eot the flrst telephone call at six o'clock m the morning and by 10 o'clock he hdd received eighteen telephone calls. The Jersey COW was sold at a big price.
 EASTER BALL - Typographical
 mon. Phoenix Local No. 35y will hold it's annual Easter ball Easter Monday. April !. in Patrick hall There has already been q good ad vance sale of tickets. Proceeds from the sale will go not only to help To- cal members of the union but also q portion will be forwarded to the Printers Home in Colorado Music Tor the occasion will be furnished b,
 BeSse's orchestra.
 COMPLETES BIG cONTRAcT-C. Fisher X Company. of this city yesterday completed their contract with Mesa for the laying of about two miles of four-inch water mains in Mesa. The contract price amount ed to about $6,O00. The completion
 of this work gives Mesa added fire l protection. the new mains tying into the larger mains and giving an in- , creased supply of water The resi- ! dence service is also materially bet tered and extended
 CROSSLAN FUNERAL-The fun
 eral of Victor T. Crosslan. who died at 1 .''i''iiif 'ANh b. VIII bt utlI illS afternoon at o'clock from the chapel
 Of Mohn. Driscoll X Maus. 311 North First avenue. Rev. Claude C. Jones 1 will officiate at the chapel and the | Odd Fellows lodge will have charge at i Greenwood cemetery. He leaves to mourn his loss daughter. mother in-law and sister-in Jaw of 922 East 1 Taylor street, his mother in Colorado 1 City, Colorado. and sister in Fond du Lac. Wisconsin.
 THE PHOENIX PORTLAND CE- | MENT PlANT-The plans for the re- | opening of the Phoenix Portland Ce-
 ment company $ plant this side of Tenn
 pc are said to be maturing rapidly It
 was thoueht best to finance the com = 1 panY without the aid of outside capi-
 tai and the company which was ap-
 pointed to raise the necessary money is l said to have made rapid progress and i to have announced the early success of l the plan The committee has received l more encouragement than it expected and it is the belief of the gentlemen interested in the plant that it may be put in operation in time to furnish ce- 1 ment by the time the expected building - 1 actiXitN- in this ic ina tod