Arizona republican., 1915-03-18

CASE ARGUED-The case of H. w. Rountree Vs. T. N. ClantOn was argued yesterday Tn supreme court ! NEW NOTARY-A notarial commis- sion Was issued yesterday at the of lice of the secretary of state to T. F. Spindle of Gilbert.
 1 HERE FROM BUCkEYE-John P. 1 Brown. president of the Buckeye Canal company H. A. Hammells and John ! Knight, representing the company were in the city yesterday on business for the company.
 ! AGUA FRIA CROSSING OPEN- Automobiles can now cross the Agua | Fria at the lower crossing. three miles below the bridge. number of parties have already made use of the lower crossing, the first to be navigable since the flood.
 PAS PICNIC-A play. Pas Picnic" will be presented by home talent at { the Wilson school house on the night of Saturday March 20. The admission will be 15 and 25 cents The proceeds will go for the building of an auditor ium
 C. OF C. TO TUCSON-A beautiful fair with Phoenix there, That's what !, Tucson IS saying-is, or will be when | President Fennimore of the chamber of commerce, and Conway, Kuchler and other glad hand men arrive in the Old Pueblo today.
 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMs = There are undelivered telegrams at the. Western Union Telegraph office for the following: R. F. Lemat. A l.
 Hartford, Mice Joy Grey. Fred Waters. Miss Eva Goodwin, M B. Cotterell, R. S. Lovett and Joe B. BraZel.
 DREADNAUGH RAOIo6ES-An or ange box full of radishes. Not eaten
 raolshes-not yet-nO s radishes, as
 apoVe stated. When B. A. Leek Of
 Cashion got through raising them he
 brought them to the chamber of com
 merce, where they are even no now on
 exhibition
 TOURISTS COMING-The Raymond
 Whitcomb tours company will send
 thirty-tWo tourists through here Sat urday, via the Globe Phoenix highway
 Arrangements will be made bv the chamber of commerce to impress the | visitors with the valley, by means of a
 short automobile tour.
 AFTER WITNESSES - Sheriff Adams has had his force of deputies busy for the past week or so. looking r up ana serving papers on witnesses
 wanted In the coming criminal trials
 betore the superior court At the com ing session several boOtleggers will be
 on trial. as well as a Mexican murderer from Mesa.
 MAXWELL AND LANE-George H
 MaxWell of the national reclamation t association and Franklin K. Lane. the
 secretary of the interior will be among the prominent visitors in Phoenix ] shortly. MT. Maxwell will probably he here for the dam celebration mex, D month An effort will be made to in-
 duce the secretary to time his visit tc
 coincide with the high water jubilee. f DEATH OF so OLSEN-Father of
 Mrs. Quin J. Anderson died at 1 I o'clock yesterday at the residence of . his daughter. TT N. First street. He v was here on visit to his daughter and was sick less than a week l wldoW. two daughters and two sons p survIve him. He was So years of Y age and resident of San Pedro California.
 Q JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLD F '. J. A. Phal. sisnwriter. evangelist ant
 picycllst, who has completed a tour O
 the world arrived in the city yesterday n lie was here about year ago on th, f iast stretch of the tour which was fin r. ished at Seattle. He made a side fri,
 to Australia and is now on his wa, : back to New York where he will settI, Il down. His expenses have been paid ii . part Tn by sign writing and paintin, , ana m part by his lectures. He vii
 leave this morning for Globe and E a Paso.