Arizona republican., 1915-01-03
JUNIOR SCHOOL OF Mus,c-Mis

1 opened Monday morning, after hav-
 ing been closed for the holidays
 MARRIAGE LlCENSES-Licenses to wed were issued yesterday to Jose B. 1 Rodriguez and Antonio B. Gonzales; Vincent M. Cline and Lucy b. Garcia
 Leroy j. Spurling and Sceva Pomeroy; Jesus Fernandez and Isabel Estrada, ! all of Maricopa county.
 COUNTY TEACHERS ASSOCiA- 1 TION-The Maricopa County Teach CTS association will meet at Glendale. next Saturday. January 9. The final 1 report of the law committee of the state ! association will be presented at this
 meeting.
 TO CHOOSE REPoRTER-Attor- neys John J. Stoneman, P. H. Hayes and Maynard A. Frazier were yester- I day appointed a committee of the Maricopa County Bar association to ! examine applicants for the position 1 of court reporter. E. w. Powers and Harry Person are the only appli ! cants for the position.
 SPANISH AMERICAN ALLIANCE The recently elected officers of Lodge No. 9. Spanish American Alliance will be installed tonight at Patrick hall at S: 30 o'clock. The annual grand "Baile" will take place immediately afterwards. followed by a banquet. Jose R. Lopez of Tucson, supreme secretary of the A. H. A. and a number of members from Tempe lodge will be the guests of honor.
 LINDSTROM FUNERAL-The fu- neral of Miss Edna Lindstrom, who died at the home of her mother. Mrs Emma Lndstrom. 6I5 North Third street, on Friday night. will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the Mohn. Driscoll X Maus chapel, 311 North First avenue. Rev. John Reed will officiate and burial will be made in Greenwood All friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend
 MOOSE BENEFIT AT COLUMBIA Thursday night will be Moose Night at the Columbia theater. At that time Cameo Kirby will be
 the offering and all tickets pur- chased from members of the Phoe- nix lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, will 5e eXchangeabe for reserved seat tickets at Elvey Hulletts drug store. The board opens today and the reserved seat tickets may be pro- cured at this time
 MISS BIRDNO ENTERTAINS- Miss Blanche Birdno. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. Birdno, of l513 W.
 q Str aI; F,,lIt party of young folks Friday even ing. The guests spent the hours up to II o'clock in dancing, after which d Dutch lunch was served Those present were Mrs. Frank Curley. AL fred A. Tipple and s. Lanes of Tue son. Mary Flood. Elsie Truman. Stev- en Raybourn and G. H. Stevens of this city
 DEATH OF OLD REsIoENT-Ra- fael Valencia, aged SS years, died yes terday al a. m. after an illness of six years. Deceased was a resident of Phoenix for the past twenty years, and for several years was in the employ of Goldman & Co. A brother. R. C. Va lencia and wife with seven children. mourn his demise. The funeral will take place from the family residence. SIG $. Montezuma Ave. tomorrow at 9 q. m.
 OFF TO DOUGLAS-Senator Fred Colter of Apache county. Tax Commits sioner- elect Thomas E, Campbell. and sam B. Bradner. secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary board were among those who left last evening for Doug las 10 attend the cattle growers con- vention next week. There were over thirty from the Salt River valley on the special car leaving this city It is ex- pectcd that the attendance at the an nual convention will be approximately 900.
 WATCH ACRE CITY-"Acre City must have paved streets, says a citi- zen of that locality. who added and maybe you think We cant afford it. The Acre City citizens have resolved to pave Division street and the state
 is going to pave National avenue It looks like money when ranches can bring in 1900 big fat turnips and sell them off in few hours at 10 cents piece. Acre City is always there with the goods, chicken ranchers and gar den land
 COMMISSION MEETS AUTOISTS To receive protests from the auto to-hire proprietors against the S60 payable in advance license fee and the $l,000 bond requirements. the city commission held d special ses- sion yesterday afternoon. The meet ing had been announced in The Re publican and about fifty interested autoists were in attendance. Thes commission listened to arguments for and against q revision of the pro- visions of the ordinance and took the entire matter under advisement BELIEVE BURGLAR CAUGHT In the arrest of Max Franco. the police
 believe they have captured the man
 who entered the Wolf X Wolf estab- llShment night or two ago and stole