Arizona republican., 1915-09-16
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UNDELIVEREO TELEGRAM -l There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Mrs. J. R. Watson, J. E. Evrett, Juan L. Moreno and John De- Witt
 GOVERNOR HUNT RETURNS Governor Hunt and Dean Scarlett returned yesterday morning from Tue son, where they attended a meeting of the board of regetns of the state university.
 ENROLLING FOR THE REFORM SCHOOL-Miss Ora Matthews, deputy sheriff, will leave for Fort Grant today where she will place Nellie Shinderbar aged fourteen, and Myrtle McCuen, aged seventeen in the reform school
 PASSENGERS COMPLAINT - William Junkunz of Freeport, H.. yes terday filed informal complaint against the Arizona Eastern railroad company with the corporation commission. Jun kunz alleges that he was overcharged for transportation between Bowie and Miami.
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-The regu- lar meeting of the w. C. T. U will be held this afternoon at 215 at the headquarters. 227 West Monroe street. Mrs. F.. St. Clair Thompson will be the speaker of the afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
 STEAL CARBURETOR-"M good ness, Some people are so anxious to have Master Carburetors that they steal them if they can't buy them" said C. D. Messner last night, after Lincoln Fowler reported the theft of the Master Carburetor he had recently installed in his car. It was No. B640 of 1A inch size.
 COMMISSION MEETING-A meet ing of the city commission will be held this afternoon at o'clock Should Commissioner Corpstein arrive this morning thereby making possible a gathering of the complete commission. several important matters that have been held up pending his return will be taken up.
 SUIT CASE sToLEN-A passen- ger arriving over the Santa Fe last evening set a straw suitcase down for a minute and when he returned it was gone. It was either stolen or taken by somebody by mistake. The affair was reported to the po- lice with the request that an effort he made to recover the property
 TO INSURANCE MEMS MEET ING-C. c. Thompson, state super intendent of insurance left last even ing for Monterey, Cal, where he will attend the convention of state in surance superintendents which opens next Monday Later he will visit the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco. He will be gone about three weeks.
 FATE OF ADVERTISER M. R. Steele advertised in The Republican last week for an assistant on his chick en farm, he little rocked off conse quences. Perhaps he wotted not of his involvements. He gave as an address the Phoenix restaurant, and for time, the proprietor of said restaurant has been kept busy answering calls by ap- plicants. The strange part of it is that of the 75 who want the job, twenty-five were women.
 CHARLIE LEE IS HELD-Charlie Lee arrested by the police on August IS, charged with smoking opium and sentenced to serve 100 days in the city jail, secured his release few days ago after serving twenty-five days and paying the remainder of his fine. He was immediately re-arrested by the federal authorities and held to answer to a charge of violation of the Harrison Act. He was taken before U. $. Com missioner J. H. Langston yesterday and held for the action of the United States grand jury in the sum of $1,000 which he was unable to furnish
 STRUCK WITH AUTOMOBILES. w Allen, a rancher from Scottsdale. was run down and seriously injured yesterday afternoon at First and Jef- ferson streets, by William Birnie, driv. ing small delivery automobile. AL len was taken to the city hall and City Physician Beauchamp summoned. It was found that he had sustained a fracture of one cheek bone, besides several bones in his right hand. He was unconscious when picked up and there is fear that he may have sus tained a slight fracture of the skull. Birnie, who a few minutes before strik- ing Allen, had pretty nearly demolished a milk wagon at Second and Washing ton streets, was arrested charged with reckless driving and furnished bail for his appearance in police court this af- ternoon.