Arizona republican., 1915-02-19
NEW NOTARIES-Nota

Yaylor
 VISITORS TO BE INVlTED-The advertising committee of the Cham Der of Commerce, will shortly ascertain the cost of twenty-five posters, the purpose of which will be to invite strangers in the city to call at the chamber.
 C. OF C. INVESTIGATING LOCA- TION-The house committee of the Chamber of Commerce, asked permis- sion to continue their investigations for a future location of the chamber at the meeting of the directors yesterday.
 LA COBRIZA CASE-Hearing of the complaint of Christine Simanek of Chicago and Thomas Cussen of Phoenix, against the La Cobriza Min ing company of Nogales is scheduled to come before the corporation com mission today.
 BUCKEYE LINE COMPLAINT The complaint of J. F. Clanton ct al, company, for failure to repair the break in the Buckeye line at the Agua Fria will be herd by the cor poration commission Feb. 23
 HERE FROM GlOBE-W. l. Tupma, manager of the Ford agency in Globe, is a business visitor in Phoenix. He will leave this morning for home, travelling by the Union stage line which employs Ford cars exclusively
 FINED TWENTY DOLLARS Will jam SpitZ. who narrowly missed se- riously injuring an aged man on Washington street on Wednesday by alleged reckless driving of an auto mobile. was fined twenty dollars by Magistrate Mcbride in police court yesterday.
 FILMS FOR ExPO-At d meeting of the directors of the Chamber of Com merce yesterday the secretary was in structed to secure films of the valley and Roosevelt dam for use at the San Francisco exposition. Secretary Welch referred this to the advertising com mittee with full power to act
 COOKS APPOINTMENT APPROV- ED-The appointment of Geo. w Cook to represent the Chamber of Commerce at the meeting of the Festivals Asso- ciation of the Pacific coast. at san Francisco March 25-27. was approved by the directors yesterday
 ROADS COMMITTEE TO ACT-A letter from san Diego to the Chamber of Commerce asking the chamber to cooperate regarding the Fl Centro- Yuma highway. was referred to the roads committee, with power to act. .,4 I,a z h. I
 day.
 VALLEY TO BE ADVERTISED - The Chamber of Commerce. will start sending out pictures of the Roosevelt dam to similar organizations through out the country. Secretary We1ch was instructed yesterday by the direc- tors to send oue To the Chamber of 1 had requested one.
 TO WATCH PROGRESS OF AD BIlL-President Fennemore of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday ap- pointed F.. Power Conway. Chas Stauffer and b A Donofrio q com nlittee to watch the progress of the bill permitting cities to assist in financing advertising work and community deve- | lopment
 FIREMEN's BALL-Arrangements lare rapidly being perfected for the eighteenth annual ball of the Phoenix fire department, to be held at Patrick hall next Monday evening. Washing tons birthday. There will be music by the Besse orchestra and refresh mentS \ royal good time k promised
 MEXICAN TO FLORENCE Ramon guilty to attempting to snatch a purse from q woman in the west part of the town. was taken to Flor ence yesterday to begin the serving of sentence imposed by Judge Stan | ford. of five years
 | MILITARY BAUU-A grand military ball will be given at the National Guard armory on Monday evening
 February 22 which promises to be q distinct social event The cards an rouncing the affair state that "the proceeds. if any. are to apply on the debts of the armory" It is expected there will he a large attendance There will be music by the First regi- ment band.
 1 A TUCSON VISITOR-Hon X. C i, Bernard q member of several Ari- 1 zCna Legislatures. is in the city look ! ing after the progress of severa If the improvement bills which hay. i been introduced in the interest oi 1 Tucson. which needs more room an, facilities for expansion. ATr Bernard is q member of the city government
 which he says is progressing mos satisfactorily under the city manager system
 SINGLETON SENTENCED Te, Singleton, who was found guilty las
 week of horse stealing. was sentence, yesterday by Judge Stanford to no
 less than three and not more thai five years in the penitentiary. Sin
 gleton has been on trial in variou
 courts for several alleged misdemean
 Ors before, but this is the first tim
 that the state has ever gained yer dict of guilty. He was taken to tn
 penitentiarv at Florence yesterday b officers from the sheriffs office