Arizona republican., 1915-03-15
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ANOTHER BABE LEWIS"-An- other Babe Lewis arrived in town yesterday and made her initial bow She weighs nine pounds and is the property of Archie Lewis, the popu- lar porter at Stearn's Adams hotel barber shop.
 IN SUPREME COURT-The case of the Leadvile Mining company vs. George E. Hemphill, an appeal from the superior court of Cochise county and the case of Frank Powers ct al vs. R. R. Earhart, treasurer of Santa Cruz county are set for hearing to- day in the supreme court.
 CLARENCE ICE IMPROVING Word was received yesterday from the home of Clarence Ice, South Cen tral avenue, that he is slowly recov- ering from the severe attack of pneu- monia which has kept him in bed for more than two weeks. His con- dition is such now, it is stated, that it would seem there would be little tO interfere with his rapid recovery. MESA DANCE SUCCESS - The dance given at Mesa in the Vance Auditorium, by the First Regiment Band, was an unqualified success. So pleased were the residents of the south side with the music and general good time enjoyed, that Mgr. Vance has in vited the band to come back on the evening of the seventeenth, and cele- brate the birthday of St. Patrick in a fitting manner.
 VACUUM SWEEPER WORKING | The vacuum street sweeper, which has been out of commission for sometime, has been again placed at work at night, augmenting the work of the "squegee'' apparatus which nas been in successful operation for many months. The work of clean ing the paved streets is being car ried out in the best possible man. ner and at the minimum of cost. CLEANING UP-Although the gen, eral cleanup movement which had been set for Saturday, March 20, has been officially postponed for one | week. there are scores of property already taken the hint and are put ting their residence lots and vacant properties in the best possible condi- tion There are still hundreds o1 lots that are overgrown with weeds and are covered with accumulated brush and other debris.
 woo OMEN INITIATION - Tn,
 World to be held this evening il Knights of Pythias Hall promises tt
 be of more than usual interest There
 will be initiation of a number O
 candidates and as the degree tean
 is under the direction of a new cap
 tain, there is every reason to believ,
 it will be especially effective, A nev
 uniform rank company has been or
 ganized and there will be drilling All members of the order are urged
 to attend.
 FRAcTIOUS HoRsE-A horse har
 messed to light buggy at the req of the city hall last evening proceed ed to make things interesting fo
 the firemen and the members of tn
 police department. The animal be
 came uneasy and started to kicking |, lie Kept tnlS up TOT several minute until the police and firemen joine
 forces and attempted to take hir
 from the buggy. Before they sue
 ceeded in doing this he had mad kindling wood of the best part c the buggy and was still kicking Finally the harness was removed an the animal quieted down.
 ADAMS ARRivALS-W G. Ernst Los Angeles; Louis Lefhovits, Sal Francisco; DOlf FlOrsheim. Kansa : City: F. G. Snow. Los Angeles; Mis- Leeper, city; Miss Short, city; B. W Gruig, Winslow; w. H. Rhodes, Sl
 Louis; w. F.. Hancock Dallas; D. M
 Sutor, Fl Paso; MT. and Mrs. M. +
 Backhurst, Seattle; Mrs. Fred Parks
 Seattle; H. A. Burgess. KenOsha; + T. Green, Salt Lake City: J. c. Craw ford, Ray; w. H. Mcdonald. Ray F. H. McKevitt, Globe; F. B. Haul Globe; Howell Jones, Topeka; Dan I ). Gammel. Los Angeles; F. H. Keller n San Francisco; Louis H. Lefevre, Sa
 Francisco; w. D. Clark, Los Angele. c UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS q fol 2