Arizona republican., 1915-01-15

its semi monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at the music hall. A short
musical program was given.
SANTA CRUZ RENTS State
taxes from Santa Cruz county to the
amount of s17,599.7O We're received
by State Treasurer Simms yesterday.
This represents all but about $4,000
of the amount due from the south
ern county.
TO FORM MONROE p. r. A.
A parent-t teachers association will
be organized at the Monroe school
this afternoon at three o'clock Prin-
cipal A. H. Rummel has invited all
the parents of the district to be pres
ent at the meeting
CIVIC DEPARTMENT MEETS -
There will DE a meeting of the civic
education department Saturday after
noon at O'Clock, at the departmental
room at the club. The meeting will
be in charge of Mrs J. L. B. Alexan-
der, and important business will be
transacted.
SINGLE TAX MEET-There will
Tax League at the office of DR.. j.
Wix Thomas. room 200 National
Bank of Arizona Building tonight at
eight o'clock. Members and all those
interested in single tax matters are
invited to attend
CONSERVATION CLUB-There will
be a special called meeting of the Phoe-
tiers, 429 West Monroe tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock. The meeting is
for business. and is not to be confused
with the regular program meeting,
which falls on Monday
METHODIST MISSIONARIES =
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the parsonage,
go West Monroe street this after
noon at go All ladies of the con-
gregation are invited to attend
HEARING CONTlNUED-Heari
of the order of the Arizona Corpora
ton Commission restraining the
Mountain States Telephone and Tele-
graph Company from making any
change in existing rates of service
without an order from the commits
sion has been continued until Febru
airy 10
ASSAYER WANTED-Uncle Sam
is seeking a man who can pass the
civil service examinations and become
an assistant assayer" The posi-
ton to be filled is in the United
States mint. and carries a salary of
$1,000 year An examination will
be held in Phoenix on February "A
for the competitors.
UNDEtivERED TELEGRAMS =
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following: Alex Webster
Roscoe Broyles, W. S. Whitaker, DR..
A. H Nomdrocek. Geo. Sudler. w. II.
Wicker. Nose BRAKEMAN. VIM. ST.
mons, Mrs. Susan Bloom, Walter f.
Heath and J. @ BNrne
REDONDO INFANT-A. r. Re
dondo, head ad mixer of The Repub
lican FASTENED to distribute smoking
material among his friends yester-
day on account of the fact that he
acquired a second son and heir yes
terday The infant arrived early
in the morning, and brought nine
pounds of lusty young humanity with
| him The mother and child are
progressing finely.
DEATH OF MRS. GEORGE c.
RiDER-Information has been re
. .I1 s.f
Mrs. George C. Rider of Pelin. H..
| which occurred Yesterday after q
| years illness Mrs. Rider spent some
! Of the recent winter seasons in this
city as the guest of her daughter.
| Mrs. II. c. Hall. and the many friends
Of her family will regret to hear Of
! her unfortunate demise.
| MACCABEE BALL-Arrangements
are rapidly being perfected for the
grand ball to be given in Patrick hall.
Thursday evening. January Il. under
| the auspices of Marcopa Hive. No. A.
Ladies of the Maccabees. The very
best music ohtainable has been secured
and a royal good time is assured The
committee in charge consists of Mes
| hdIIS anu
Alta CroWder
| ROTARY ClUB-The regular week
| ly luncheon meeting of the Rotary
club will be held today at the
Adams grill. beginning at 12:10 p. III
Arthur c. Hulett will preside. The
speakers will he Leslie c. Taylor OF
/ the Art Paint and Wall Paper com
pany: c. W. Grouse of the Phoenix
Portland Cement company. and DR.
ID. ID. Northrup. the optician. George
W. BarroWs of Barrows- Fooshee has
charge of the tickets for today's
luncheon.
is SEEKING BRoTHER-Chief o.
Police George o. Brisbois has been re-
quested by Fl. c. Parotte Of 394 Shell
by street, Memphis Tenn. to locat,
his brother, Andrew L. Parotte. VIII,
left Memphis for Phoenix on Deem
Der q. He was a victim of tubercu
losis Since leaving his home no wore
has been received from him and hi
relatives are worried Any person
having information as to his where
abouts should communicate will
Chief Brisbos
SOME STRAY STOCk-A horse an,
saddle picked up several days ago b,
the police and since held at the cit