Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-01
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MISS TROTT'S RECiTAL-Miss
Nellie Trott will give a reception to
her music pupils this evening at her
home, SIS North Sixth street
YEARS-The freight offices and
warehouses of both the Santa re and
Arizona Eastern will close at noon
or New Years day, Friday, Janu-
airy.
BACK FROM cocHISE-state
Engineer Lamar Cobb returns today
from Tombstone where he has been
in connection with the state road
work.
BACK TO WORk-Englneer F. G..
Twitchell in charge of work on the
Globe Roosevelt road, and Engineer
u. c. Ryan of Cochise county returns
to their respective posts yesterday
FUNERAL OF MRS. PARKS
funeral of Mrs. Anna B. Parks, who
died December 80, at the Sisters Hos
pital, after long illness, Will be held
at the funeral parlors of Moore and
Mcclellan. today at ten o'clock.
UNDELiVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following. Harry hurry, c.
H. Schulz, Harvey Sloan, L. Travis,
w A. Ford and G. B. Hognason.
DEATH OF INFANT-Laura NJ
Warren, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Hedrick NJ. Warren died at
their home in Cartwright district yes
terday Interment viii be in Green
wood cemetery in the family plot
GOVERNORS NEW YEARS Gov
Hunt viii celebrate New Years day
by taking dinner at the state asy-~
lum at noon, and, if the roads are
in such shape that the trip can be
made, will motor to Florence in the
afternoon.
FROM INSPECTION FEEs-The
live stock sanitary board yesterday
turned over to State Treasurer ID.
F. Johnson, the sum of 1892, being
the receipt for inspection fees and
other sources during the month Of
December
THOMPSON FUNERAL-The fun
eral of Mrs. Amalia Thompson, who
died Wednesday,, will he held this
afternoon at o'clock, from the
chapel of Mohn, Driscoll & Maus, 3t1
North First Ave. Rev. Ray c. Hark
er will officiate. Interment in Forest
Lawn cemetery
OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT-The Y
NJ. c. A. are going to hold open
house this evening for the young
sters. The High School orchestra
will be on hand under the direction
of Mrs Williams. While the News
boys club and the Boy Scouts will
also be a part of the gathering.
FORMER PHOENIX BUSINESS
| MANA large number of old time
! Fhoenicians will be pleased to hear
| from Daniel Nicholson, formerly a
| Phoenix business man and still owner
of business property in Phoenix. Mr..
| Nicholson has for sometime been living
at Victoria, British Columbia. The
Nicholson family is spending the Win
ter at Los Gatos, California.
MORE TAX MONEY-Over $780,
goo was received at the office of the
state treasurer yesterday from the
county treasurers of Mohave, Navajo
and Yuma counties. OF this amount
Mohave contributed 63,114, Navajo
$2S,447 and Yuma $2s,592. There is
still a large amount of money to be
received by the incoming treasurer
Mtt Simms
ON SICK LIST-Secretary Sam
Bradner of the live stock sanitary
board and Frank De Souza, secre-
tary of the corporation commission
are on the state house sick list.
Bradner has been confined to his
bed since the first of the week with
a severe cold De Souza was taken
i'll yesterday with what was thought
to be ptomaine poisoning.
MOVING DAY-Al the office fur
niture and equipment used by the
state engineering and other depart
ments in the senate chambers was
removed yesterday preparatory to
laying new carpet in the legislative
halls. The solons' new quarters are
being furnished with handsome dark
green floor coverings. The engineer
| ing department will move today to
the new quarters on Seventeenth
avenue
BOARD OF EMBALMERS RE-
PORTS-Among the many reports
from state departments received by