Arizona republican., 1915-01-17

WOW. TEAM WORk-There will be
drill at the Woodmen of the World hall
tomorrow night, when the members
meet to try on some fine new uniforms.
A big attendance is urged.
COCHISE REMITS-A check for
sS7,246.31, representing the December
collections made by the treasurer of
Cochise county, was received by State
Treasurer Simms, yesterday.
UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph offices for
the following: Forest Moore. Mrs Anna
B. Darst, Jack Dalton, Jack White
Mrs. C. P. Cross, Chas A Pryor and
Mrs E. Rothfuss.
FLYING VISIT. ]. Buck of the
legal department of the reclamation
between trains yesterday. He was
formerly chief clerk of the construction
department at Elephant Butte, New
Mexico.
RECOVERY OF MRS. ROGERS
Mrs. Josephine Rogers of the Western
Union Telegraph company, who has
been confined in the Sisters Hospital
by severe attack of grippe, has so far
recovered that she will be able to re-
sumo her duties this week.
DOUGLAS LECTURE-The Douglas
lecture on astronomy will be given at
the high school auditorium tomorrow
night. 1t is one of the most interesting
and instructive numbers of the Y. NJ.
c.. A. lyceum course. DR.. Douglas is a
recognized expert on astronomy, but
his talk will be far from technical.
Slides, showing star subjects will il
lustrate his remarks.
TWO ALARMS fire depart
ment was called out twice yesterday
for minor fires. One was at the
home of j. H. Kinney, 609 North
Fourth street, where a young woman
engaged in cleaning pair of gloves
with gasoline was more or less Sc
riously burned when the fluid ignited.
The other fire was at the home of
Nelson Boree, 500 South Central ave-
nue. Neither blaze was of a serious
nature and required short work on
the part of the department to ex-
tinguish.
FUEL FOR NEEDY-Miss Gilchrist
of the Associated Charities has made
arrangements with City Manager Far
ish whereby tree trimmings which have
heretofore been taken to the city
dumping grounds and there burned,
will be taken to the homes of needy
families to be used for stove wood. 1t
often happens that there is good sized
wood in the limbs trimmed from the
trees along the street and it is believed
by utilizing the limbs in this manner
the fuel problem for many families may
be solved. Application may be made to
Miss Gilchrist for this wood
NOW IT'S A GlRL-John Rau of
the city water department, had box
of perfectly good cigars under his
arm yesterday as he went about his
work of installing new water mains
cutoff and such things. Every now
and then he would smile, unite the
string that bound the box and hand
out cigar or two. When one of the
cigars had been properly inserted be-
tween his home for a permanent
abiding place. The cigars were al
gone before evening but Rau went
| on smiling and explaining just the
same. Mother and baby are doing
nicely.
! ADAMS ARRlVALS-John Schrock
Wichita, Kans.; Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Bean, San Francisco: F. B. Hahn
Globe; Miss A. Silka, Globe; r. A. Hill
and wife, Douglass Mrs NJ Bond, Tue
| son. r. F. McKessen, San Francisco;
Curtis L. knight, Hayden; Chas H
Hooker, Prescott; j. B. Flanagan, Par
ker; A. T. Kenyon, San Francisco;
! Maud Mcpherson, Nogales; l.. w
Thompkin Los Angeles; Chas. B. JAG.
| obs. New York; W. G. Peters, Chicago;
r. T. Commock. Denver; ]. w. Collins
| Chicago Edna E. Clark, Wichita; ]. H
| Mulholland, Wickenburg; ]. NJ. Purcell
| Los Angeles; w. H. Foster, FL Paso;
Gerald F.. G. Dupont Asheville, n. c.;
John ]. Buck, Washington, d. C.
PATROL IN cOMMIS SION-Tht
police patrol automobile is again il
commission after month in the city
garage where it was practically re-
| built by City Mechanician l. K. Miller
| The wheel basis has been extended
| nearly two feet so that there lis little
rear overhang, which formerly gave
the big machine a pitching motion an6
severely racked the body. The engine
and gear have been completely over
hauled and in many respects the out
| fit is in better condition than wher
new. Mechanician Miller is also busy
overhauling the various other city
machines. The two seated Hupmoble
for sometime used by the fire chief
has been overhauled and is again in
commission. This machine will be re-
served for city hall use. while the
smaller Hupmobile will be turned ovel
to the fire department. Even the lit
tie runabout used by the city sealer OF
weights and measures is being placed
in the best possible condition. In ad
dition to the work he has done with
the city machines, Mechanician Miller
is charged with keeping the big new
fire trucks in perfect running order.
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