Arizona republican., 1915-01-29
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL 6 co.
IN SUPREME coURT-The actio

IN SUPREME COURT-The action brought against the Bank of Douglas as administrator of the estate of John McNey by Mary NJ. O'Brien was filed in supreme court yesterday an ap- peal from the superior court of Co., chise county
 JUSTICE STILL lLL-Justice of the Peace P. P. Parker. who has
 been ill at his home for the past month, is still unable to be at his office. The business of the East Phoenix Justice Precinct is being taken care of by the office of Just ice of the Peace Johnstone.
 TRACKS REPAIRED-Superintend :
 ent Mitchcl Of the Phoenix Railroad
 company has a gang of men busy repairing the defective pavement in , side of the street car tracks at First and Adams streets. The at tention of the company to this bad stretch of pavement was called, by an article in The Republican some | time ago
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS There will be special meeting of the i Knights of Columbus at the Elks
 lodge rooms, 322 West Washington street, tonight at o'clock for the
 purpose of meeting a representative
 of the supreme council All members are urgently requested to be present.
 A special invitation is extended to
 all visiting knights in the city. 1 PRELIMINARY TRIAt-:-ee Cal
 loWay. Jim Gibbs and Bob Pitts, the three men who were arrested early | this week in the White Tank noun tains after an exciting chase by a
 sheriff's posse, were arraigned before
 Justice of the Peace Johnstone yes
 terday, charged with horsestealing. They plead not guilty, and their trial
 was set for February l.
 | UNION THANKS GOVERNOR | Gov. Hunt yesterday received letter i from the carpenters union of Miami
 extending the thanks of that organ 1 ization for his services in settling the
 Miami strike The letter endorses the governors policy of adjusting Ia : bor differences as outlined in his
 message, and states that by the me- l thods used members of the union be-
 leve that they succeeded in avoid | ing a long drawn out struggle
 CATTLE SERVICE TO COAST
 It will be of interest to cattle shippers | to learn that the Southern Pacific has arranged for special stock train con nections at Maricopa for cattle origin. atng in the Salt River valley. destined
 to Los Angeles and vicinity. Thes, trains will be operated from Phoeni1 and Tempe about 6 D. m. Wednesday.
 and Saturdays of each week to Mari
 copa. from which point they will rur
 through to the coast. With the cooper
 ation of all the cattle men in the valle, q it should be an easy matter to main tain schedule time on these shipment:
 and place the Salt River valley on ai equal footing with the Imperial valle. in getting beef cattle to the markets. MOOSE CONTINUE AcTIvE-Th many friends of Phoenix lodge. Nc 7OS Loyal Order of Moose, are as
 sured of continuation of the goo, times at the magnificent quarters O
 the order during the early fall am
 winter months. A series of twelv social dances have been arranged fo . each succeeding week, beginning O
 Tuesday evening, February ?. Mayo
 George U. Young will lead the gran
 march for which Alden's orchestr
 will strike the first note at D. n
 sharp. These entertainments are nc . alone for the Moose and their friend : but for any and all of the good cit zens of Phoenix who enjoy clea amusement. A special treat is store for all ladies who attend regr larly. The small sum of fifty cen will be assessed the gentlemen at u door.
 TENNIS GOODS. Pinncy S Robir