Arizona republican., 1915-04-10
COMES TO PHoENlx-Hallie Ro

1 NOM6S IO F7OENtN-f1allle RO-
 chester son of Mrs. A. Rochester of
 245 Edst Monroe, has come from Los
 Angeles to make his home in Phoenix
 NEW NOTARY-A notarial con- mission was issued Yesterday at the office of the secretary of state to James H. Morgan of Prescott. [ TO ROAD CAMP-E. P. Adams
 leaves tomorrow for the new road camp north of Tucson.
 COOKED FOOD SALE-There will
 be cooked food sale at the Bon Ton grocery today for the benefit of the Deaeonness hospital. The sale
 will begin at 10 o'clock
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the . Western Union Telegrap ph office for the : following: Mrs John Lund, Jacob Aaron, John Alex Scott and Fred ! Spindle
 ! PUPILS RECiTAL-The pupils of the piono, violin and expression de- partments of the Arizona School of Music will give their regular Satur- day recital this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The public is cordially in ivited to attend.
 TO INSPECT HIGHWAY State Engineer Lama Cobb leaves tomorrow on an inspection trip over the east ern portion of the Borderland high way in this state. Before returning he will visit Clifton, going to the Greenlee capital via Lordsburg, N NJ FOR PROFICIENCY Addie Baber of Winnsboro. Texas, was awarded the Underwood certificate for efficiency at the Lamson Busi- , ness college yesterday, her record be- ! ing A words per minute Miss Ba- her is a sister of Mrs. Frank Niault and Mrs. Charles II. Pratt.
 APPLICATION GRANTED = The corporation commission has granted the application of the Nogales Elec- tric Light. Ice and Water company for permission to put into effect a new schedule of rates. The new rates will result in substantial re- ductions to several classes of con- SumerS.
 MANY GIVEN EMPLOYMENT = According to the report of F.. L.
 Manning, manager of the Phoenix Municipal Employment Bureau, 2lO men and women registered for em- ployment during the month of March . and positions were secured for 214. The report was filed yesterday with Manager Robert A. Craig.
 SLIGHT BLAZE-The fire depart ment was called at o'clock last evening in response to an alarm from Box 39 for fire in a small shed at the rear of the Bassler hotel, Sixth avenue and Adams street. Two Companies No. and No. quickly ', eXtinguished the blaze. .. NINE POUND GIRL - Mr and
 Mrs. Charles Trbolet of 1549 West | Washington street are the proud parents of nine pound girl who ar ! rived a day or two ago and decided
 to make the Tribolet home her per , manent abiding place. Mother and
 baby are doing nicely. but the father 1 hasn't been seen since he went , straight up and little to the east
 ODD FELLOWS TO TEMPE 1 Members Of Phoenix Lodge No. ,, I. o 0. F. expect to leave this evening fol ] Tempe by auto to pay the Tempe Odd 1 Fellow lodge q visit. Arrangements
 arc to be made at this meeting between
 the different lodges in the valley for { get to- gether booster meeting It i;
 expected every lodge in the valley vii l be represented by a committee. A 1 least four autos will make the trip iron | Phoenix tonight.
 MANAGER CRAIG DENIES-Cit,
 Manager Robert A. Craig last even ing made emphatic denial of thu
 sta atement published in the Arizon;
 Gazette yesterday afternoon that a
 the commission meeting yesterday
 he recommended that the auto ta, be changed to have the bond put III by the iitney drivers increased iron
 s1.0o0 to s2.50O'' Manager Graf.
 made no reference in any of hi
 recommendations to the bond o !automobile for hire drivers. He an
 nounced that at the present he hat
 no recommendation of any sort il mlnd tndt would affect the bond 0 iauto drivers.
 OBlTUARY-Th funeral service 0 icphraim Pennington. Was conducted D, | Rev. C. W. Guthrie, at the undertakin;
 parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. Frida, afternoon. Mir Pennington was borl in Stanford Ky. March F. 1862 H has lived in the valley for over twerk. years, and for a number of years il Phoenix. He was a member of tn Presbyterian church, possessed stron; personality and made many friends H ! leaves wife and two children. Nor Y gan and Anavard. He has two sister I and two brothers living in the east
 one in Mississippi and one in Louis
 vile. q brother in Stanford. Ky, an,
 one in Cincinnati He had been i poor health for some time. Intermen
 was in Forest Lawn cemetery.
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