Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
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hard w. Iverson of San Francisco
 and Dorothy Davey of Phoenix. 1 RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES l-J. B. Gillespie returned last night from Los Angeles where he had at
 tended the funeral of w. II. Constable who died suddenly several days ago.
 COMMISSION MEETiNG.-A regu-
 lar meeting of the city commission will be held on Friday morning at II
 o'clock. It is expected that business l of importance will be taken up at this
 meeting
 UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS. = i There are undelivered telegrams at l the Western Union Telegraph Office for the following: Tom Christman, Fred II. BiXby, Jim McDaniels. Mrs. Bud Neil and Homer Hardee
 SNEAK THlEF.-Eugene Redewll wishes to announce that ii the sneak thief who stole his auto gloves from his machine will come back he will be made present of the goggles, whip and lap robe, which he overlooked.
 JUDGE THOMAS OUT-F'rank Thomas, city recorder. who has been confined to his home for several days on account of a severe attack of the grippe, was so far recovered yesterday as to once more be at his desk in the city hall.
 MACCABEES' BALL.-E,verything is in readiness for the grand ball to be given Thursday evening in Patrick hall by Maricopa hive, No. 4, Ladies of the Maccabees. The very best mu sic obtainaDle has been secured and a general good time is promised.
 IN SUPERIOR CoURT-A suit was filed in the office of Clerk of the Thayer. against the Arizona Engineer ing and Construction Co. and the Co lumbia Amusement Co, charging the non payment. of a bin for materials used in the construction of the Co lumbia theater to the amount of $234.
 MISS FRAiLEY DlES-Mss Leona Frailey. who spent several winters in Arizona, being a guest at the Hotel Adams and at Castle Hot Springs ho- tel, died at her home in Canton, Ohio, on January If. according tn word which has been received here. Miss Frailey became popular among the younger set here and news of her death will be received with regret.
 HERE FROM MIAMi-George Pow mittee of the State Federation of Labor and J. Tom Lewis. member of the first state legislature were in Phoenix yesterday in the interests of the striking miners a Miami. During their stay in the city the gentlemen disposed of large number of tickets to a benefit dance for the miners.
 MOOSE DANCE.-The Moose dance, to which the loyal members have been looking forward for some time, was given last night. A large crowd was in attendance when Mayor George |. Young and Mrs. Young headed the grand procession. A general good time was enjoyed and the entertainment committee was congratulated on it's ef forts.
 FiREMEN'S BALL-Arrangem are well under way for the annual ball of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire de- partment to be held on the evening of February 22. Washington's birthda.. The committee in charge is busily en- gagged in preparing for the event. which promises to eclipse anything of the sort previously given by the or ganization.
 KEYS ARE POUNDING punches of keys with Nos. 155 and 230 on tags given out by J $. Griffin, the West Adams street real estate dealer. were returned to MT Griffin yesterday for identification. As these numbers seem not to have. been registered by identity of their owner. They may be recovered by calling at MT Grif- fins office and identifying property.
 NEW CORPORATION- Phoe- nix Savings and Loan Co. filed ar ticles of incorporation with the coun- ty recorder yesterday. The incorpora- tors are Geo. Olney. H. NJ. Fennemore, Selim Nicholson. C. H. Akers. Paul C Thorpe, J. C. Callaghan. Harry Tritle. I T. Carpenter and J. E. Or mond The capital stock is given at sl00,00 with shares at d par value of S10.0G. It is understood that the new company is not going to open offices for business. but was formed to take over real estate.
 ABOUT CITY TAXES City Tax Collector c. W. Barnett yesterday an nounced that while many property owners were paying their city taxes. there is q strong probability of many delinquencies unless there is an un- usual rush between now and Friday evening" The city commission at it's last meeting made the final extension of time for the payment of city taxes to Friday evening. January 22. There after unpaid taxes will become delin- quent and will be assessed a penalty of 15 per cent of the amount overdue. Failure to pay the entire amount as sessed and the penalty will result in q l lien against the property aggregating the amount unpaid.
 HAVE CLOSE CALL.-Dr and Mrs. | II. K. Beauehamp had a narrow escape from serious injury, if not death. yes- jterday afternoon about , o'clock. when an automobile driven by Mrs. W. B. 1 Twitchell. south on Central avenue. l two miles north of the city. struck the l Beauchamp machine almost broad l. side. practically stripping the left side 1 of the machine. breaking an axle and 1 crank case and throwing the entire