Arizona republican., 1915-02-01
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UNDEllVERED TELEG RAMS There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: George A. Carter and Os- car Moore
 JOS LOOKS FEM OVER-Joe Bouqh-
 ter well known politician who has been identified with the present admins tration in several capacities, including attacne in the first state legislature is in town looking over the general situ- ation.
 KENTUCKY SOCIETY-The meet ing of the Kentucky Society, called for tomorrow at the w. c. T. U building promises to be of unusual interest. All
 kentuckians are urged to attend. There will be pleasing program and re- Treatments.
 MOOSE DANCE-Every arrange ment is complete for the first of the series of twelve social dances to be held on consecutive Tuesday evenings. Alden's orchestra will furnish the mu- sic for the dance tomorrow evening and a royal good time is anticipated
 NEW HOURS TODAY.-The new
 
 the corporation commission will be open until o'clock in the afternoon goes into effect today and all the de- partments will be open for the trans action of business until that hour hereafter.
 REPORTS AUTO STOLEN-Thomas Cussen reported to the police yester- cay that his Hup auto. No. 3S65,. was stolen about noon from in front of the | Western Union office on North Cen tral avenue. It is a seven passenger
 car. There is no clue to the thief. The police are Investigating. GOING TO LOS ANGELES S-Mrs. l Margaret Jones. of 544 East Adams 1 street, will leave in a day of two for Los Angeles where for the next two l months she will be the guest of her son, Russell Jones, of the Sun Drug | Company, and her daughter Elizabeth, who is attending the Cumnock school. REPUBLICANS AT THE STATE HOUSE.-For the accommodation of | legislators and state officials who !! may have failed to read the news before going to work, copies of The | iby Lloyd F. Jones. proprietor of the new cigar stand in the state house lobby
 MAYORS TO MEET-Mayor Young yesterday announced that Monday, | February s, has been selected as the date for the conference of mayors of the incorporated towns of Arizona. The meeting will he held at the Hotel Ad- ans and matters pertaining to uniform | legislation for cities will be discussed. | City Attorney George D. Chrsty has | been appointed to represent Phoenix. CARRYING WEAPONS-P. Branch, | who recently came down from the | cattle country was picked up by Pa | trolman Valenzuela early yesterday
 morning who found that he was carry
 ing gun as big as a hogs head. A | charge of carrying concealed weapons was lodged against him and he will be given hearing in police court this | afternoon before City Magistrate Me- ! Bride
 MAC TO BUY HOME-E. E. Me | DoWell, New York cartOOnist who has been spending the winter in Phoenix, will buy home in the Salt River val | ley. He is engaged in making the
 Caricayures for Ninety and Nine Ari- { zonans, and will spend several months
 in the valley completing the sketches. 1 He has found that he can get out his
 string for the New York World as
 easily in Arizona as in New York and the climate is much more agreed ble. Therefore he will buy or build a home
 here. Thus another artist is added to the already large number who call the
 newest state their home
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