Arizona republican., 1915-02-25

ST. PATRlck'S BALL-The Wood- day ball at Patrick hall. March IT..
 hOLLiNGSWORTH TO GLOBE Dick Hollinsworth, who represents Chancellor, Lyon and company, of Los Angeles, automobile supplies, left yesterday morning for Globe by the Union Auto Stage line He reported business conditions as improving in the southwest.
 UNDElIvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mrs. Lucy Parker, Western American Gas Engine Co.,, Mrs. Forbes. Jas. Sprague, J. F. Johnson, Harry Thompson and Thom- as CarStens
 RUN OF WATER-City Water Superintendent V. A. Thompson an nOunced yesterday there would be a run of water for city lot irrigation purposes, beginning next Monday. He advises any persons contemplating planting young trees to do so be- fore the run in order to secure the advantage of the thorough wetting.
 PENSION CASE POSTPONED = Hearing of reasons why the board of control should be permanently en- joined from carrying out the provis- sions of the new old age and moth- CTS pension law was again continued when the matter came up before Judge Stanford yesterday. The case will be heard this afternoon at , o'clock
 JUDGE ROSS sPEAKs-Chief Jus tice Ross will deliver an address on George Washington this evening in the pariors of the Presbyterian church, Third avenue and Adams street The occasion is a good time social given by the mems bible class of the church, who heartily invite all strang CTS and newcomers with their lady friends.
 PHILATHEA MUslcAL-That the musical by the young ladies of the Phi lathea class at the Central Methodist church tomorrow night will be an es- pecially fine one. is assured by the presence on the program of several of the most prominent local musicians The program. which will be announced today, is in charge of MT. R. E. Doan and Mrs. l.. D. Dameron.
 MOOSE .SMOkER-An elaborate program has been arranged for the Moose smoker next Saturday night In addition to vocal and instrumental elections. and number of speeches there will be two fast boxing matches between we'll matched contestants Two colored youths, with reputation ! locally, are billed to mix things for round contest. to be followed | by round match between two white lads.
 HOLDS AN AUcTiON-Chief of Pc. | lice Brawner yesterday morning helt an auction sale of unclaimed bicycles | He disposed of six wheels. in all netting the city s3S50. There are still num- Der of unclaimed wheels at the police station which will be held for some time before being sold at auction There are also a number of buggy an( auto robes picked up by the police ant | which still await the appearance o their owners.
 DIES IN OkLAHOMA-Word wal received yesterday of the death al Lawton. Oklahoma of Clifford Gar rison, formerly of Phoenix. Garrison
 who made his home with relatives
 and Mrs. F. S. Mccall. wa connected with the Phoenix Saving,
 Bank and Trust Company. He lief
 here about four months ago, goine l to Snyder. Okla, where he was sho by a negro while defending the prop erty of his employers against strikers
 SERVICES AT TRiNiTY-Hol, Communion services will be held a
 Trinity Pro- Cathedral this mornin; at g o'clock, being the regular Thurs day morning Lenten period service
 Ther will be brief talk by Deai
 Scarlett. Vesper services will be helt
 tomorrow afternoon at oclocl
 when the dean will continue hi
 series of addresses on The Life o
 Christ, All members and friends 0 ithe parish are urged to attend. | ANNUAL PRINTERS BALL -Th lannual ball of Phoenix Typographical Union No. 352. vii be held at Pat
 ricks hall on the evening of Easte
 Monday, April 3. The arrangement
 are in charge of committee con
 sisting of Clyde Timberlake, Harr,
 Broderick and Thomas H. Adams
 Besse's orchestra has been engage
 and the most successful social affai
 ever conducted under the auspice
 of the local printers union is pre-
 dicted.
 ] IN SUPREME cOUR1-The actio brought against George A. McDonald
 county treasurer and the members O
 the board of supervisors by Frank Blount. F. w. Griffin. V. C. Cook an
 Emil Gang was filed in supreme cour yesterday on appeal. The praintiff
 ask for a permanent injunction re
 straining the county officials from col lecting taxes on their lands for the pay , ment of interest on the bonds of spe
 cial road district No 1. on tn groun that the lands in question are withi , the city limits. Defendants wer , granted a demurrer in the lower cour , Kibbey. Bennett and Bennett are tn attorneys for the plaintiffs.
 MUZZLE DOcS-Following the an