Arizona republican., 1915-01-22
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 the following: Miss Lillian P. Mabry
 w. J. Mead and Miss J. " Morford DIR. LOWE IS klNG-Dr. Lowe l deep bass voice is particularly adapted
 to sing the part of the king in tn, l Queen Esther cantata, and the dra matic fervor he displays in the denun- 1 citation of Haman is worthy of pro. fessional.
 DEATH OF AN INFANT-Franci. Joseph Coyle, Jr., the 1S-month- ole
 son of Mr and Mrs. Francis J. Coyle | of SO9 North Eleventh avenue died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will | be held this afternoon at o'clock from the parlors of J. T. Whitney Interment in Forest Lawn cemetery MINE SURVEY APPROVED-Sur- veyor General Ingalls, yesterday ap- proved mineral survey No. 3150, em- bracing the Portland, Baltimore, Bos-
 ton and California lode mining claims
 in the California or Chiricahua mining
 district of Cochise county. The claims
 are held by the Sullivan Copper De- velopment company.
 CLASSY DUET-J. Elmer Johnson
 and Mrs. C. M. Candy, sing the roles of Haman and Zeresh, in the Queen
 Esther cantata, and have several duets together Mrs. Candy has never been heard to better advantage in any mu- sical affair. and MT. Johnson sings and acts the part of Haman in an enthusi- o.tio and ipfo1li0apt manner
 HELD TO ANSWER-A. B. Green haw. arrested several days ago by De- tective M. Joe Murphy, of the Murphy Private Detective Bureau and accused of passing bad checks, was arraigned yesteday before Justice of the Peace Johnstone He plead not guilty, and was held to answer to the superior court.
 CIGARS FOR SOLONS-Believing that members of the legislature should not lack for something to smoke whether it is smoked in the senate and house chambers or not, Lloyd F. Jones, son of Chairman F. A. Jones of the corporation commission, has established a cigar stand just in side the entrance of the state house on the ground floor. Cigars, cigar ettes and chocolates will be handled.
 ENGEL IN TOWN-Harold Engel. travelling passenger agent of the Fire R. R.. with headquarters in San Francisco was business visitor in Phoenix yesterday He called on General Agent w. s. Goldsworthy of the Santa Fe. and General Agent A. R. Cater of the Arizona Eastern and announced he was much i'm pressed with the evidence of busi- ness prosperity in the valley.
 VISIT THE DAM-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taggart of Winona, Ill., who are visiting MT. Taggarts sister, Mrs. John Calvin Young of West Adams street. made the trip to Roosevelt dam We'd nesday by the Phoenix Globe Union Stage line, returning yesterday. MT. Taggart is one of the best known hay and grain merchants in Illinois, and he and Mrs. Taggart expressed much sur prise at the scenery along the road to Roosevelt.
 SUICIDE KNOWN HERE-Thomas MHo COIilliIlbtu SuiNiuC III Paso several days ago, by hanging him. self with a trunk strap, has been iden tifIed by the police here, as the first one arrested for picketing in the labor troubles occasioned by the opening of the New Palace Cafeteria. At that time he was prominent in the Cooks and Walters union, but has not been of ;v, thic off cinca biC rolpa by. the police here several months ago.
 MYSTERY IN BLANkETS-Homer King turned over to the police a dozen perfectly good blankets and auto robes. Where they came from MT. King is unable to state All that he could say was that they had been found in his auto late the night before. MT King left his ma chine standing in front of his house ready to retire, when he directed a boy to take the machine around to the garage. AS the boy started % enter the car he found that the front and back seat were literally covered with blankets and robes. How they came to be in the auto mobile nobody seems to know. Short ly after the blankets were taken to the police station yesterday morn- ing, B. A. Works of the Thayer Hardware O., identified one of the robes as having been stolen from his auto several days ago. No reports of wholesale blanket stealing on Tuesday night had been received by the police although during the past week seven or eight such reports lad been made. It is believed by the police that the blankets had been stolen on different occasions and that the thief had bundled them together and thrown them into Kings car with the idea of stealing the car and making getaway.
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