Arizona republican., 1915-01-10


Tucson; Oscar Cole, Tucson; l.. NJ.
Tucson; c. W. James, Champaign. ILL.,;
V. R. Cooper, City.
S. L. PATTEE HERE'S. l.. Pat
tee. assistant United States attorney
arrived from Tucson yesterday on
business connected with the special
session of the federal court to be
held here next week
IN JUSTICE cOURT-Albert Rus
sell, negro. arrested in Mesa, charged
with stealing wheel belonging to Vim.
Crump, was arraigned before Justice of
the Peace Johnston, yesterday. He
plead not guilty, and his trial was set
for next Thursday
NEW CITY MAP-Engineer George
Foster OF the city engineering de-
partment has completed copies of
new map of the city. A big blue
print, with the reverse English" IN
the blue, has been presented to The
Republican office.
UNDElIvERED TElEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph offices for
the following: Geo. J. Hopp, John Low
enbruck, Bernard Cunniff, Ed Shumate,
DR.. H. II. Stone, Chas. Miller |. w.
Meyers, DR.. f. b. Perrin and Jack New
conner.
BANKER LOCATES HERE-Alfred
c. Steenberg, banker and financier of
Peoria, Illinois, has leased the Ed Shaw
residence, $3.50 Palm Lane. Mr.. Steen-
berg is highly pleased with Phoenix,
is sure he will like it here. and sus-
poets that he will become financially
interested in the valley.
CREDENTIALS The board of
trade has sent to Senator Smith,
Representative Hayden and w. c.
Barnes. formerly of this state, ere
dentials as its representatives at the
meeting of the National Councillors
of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. The board of trade
is a member of the national body.
The meeting will start on February ,.
AT THE COMMERciAL-John r.
Loosely. San Francisco; V. A. Beecher,
Portland. Ore; NJ. L. Clos. Los Ange-
les: c. P. Cronin, Nogales; p J. Munich,
-NOodiSo, w. y. lOhtiii, DCINCl AhI D L.
j. Judd, Chicago; w. Y Price, Flor
ence; Samuel Hicks, City; J. w. Grid
ner. Roosevelt; r. b. Leach, Tucson;
S. W. Hart, Racine, Wis; T. II. Gates,
Tempe; NJ. 8. Amber. Los Angeles.
AUTOISTs sENTENcED-In city
police court yesterday City Magistrate
Mcbride assessed fines of ten dollars
or ten days in the city Jail upon nine
of the auto for hire proprietors found
guilty previously of operating without
first paying the annual license of sixty
dollars and filing a bond in the sum
of $1,000. The fine was suspended con-
tingent either upon payment of the fee
and the filing of the bond or the ceas-
ing of the operation of the cars.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS Mr..
Frank l. Seigley and Sidney ]. Wolf,
well known young local men, delight
fully entertained a number of their
friends, at their residence on f. Roose-
welt Friday evening. Cards was the
entertainment of the evening, followed
by buffet lunch, those present were:
Roy Whitmore, Ed McCabe, Clinton
Peck. A. B. Clark, Fred Myers, Mr.. Hill
ton and Mr.. Burton. Music was fur
nished by the Redewill Music company.
LEAVES FOR EAST-Sidney ].
Wolf, of Wolf and Wolf. is leaving to-
night for a business trip to St. Louis.
This is q special trip. in which he ex-
poets to buy big line of onep rice
suits and close a contract with the
Marx Made factory for the opening of
agencies in every town in Arizona.
From St. Louis. he will continue his
trip to Chicago. and then on to Ohio,
Michigan and West Virginia. The lat
ter part of his stay in the east, will be
spent in visiting relatives. several of
whom, it is expected will make the re-
turn trip with him.
~" HEATING PLANTING heating
plan at the Y. NJ. c. A. has undergone
its final revision. Machinery was un-
loaded during the past week. to change
the system so it will consume crude
oil A huge tank has been located I'M
der the sidewalk on Second avenue, to
supply the burners. When the change
was made from coal to distillate, it was
expected that a great economy would
proved as big as the coal bills, so the
new plan was adopted. Ii is said
burning crude oil will save from fifty to
seventy-five per cent of the fuel bills.
WHY FRANK MISSED TRAIN
Frank Smithline intended to leave
last evening for San Diego. He came
uptown in the afternoon. secured his
ticket. placed draft for neat sum,
his lodge receipts and other papers
with his ticket. in his coat pocket.
Later he removed his papers to his
overcoat pocket and forgot all about
it. He hurried home, prepared him
self for the trip and believing his
papers were secure in his inside coat
pocket started for the depot. Just
before reaching the depot he placed
his hand in his inside pocket and
found his ticket and papers gone.
After fruitless search he hurried to
the police station and reported he
had been robbed. Then he went
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