Arizona republican., 1915-10-25
UNOELlVERED TELEGRAMS

ONOELIVEH ElEGRAMS -
 There are Undelivered telegrams at the Western Onion telegraph office 1 for the following: John Langtor,
 R. r. Hall, Jr, Luke s. Parsons, 1 J. J. Mahoney, Frank Brody, Roy i Hall and Billy Graham.
 MAUk TO COAST-George Mauk, ! the well known movie entrepreneur, left last evening for a business trip | to thee coast. J. F. Richards, his partner, returns today from film invasion of the northland
 J. A. DREW DIES-John A. Drew, formerly employed at the Ryder plan
 ing mill, died late last evening at the
 family residence, 727 East Portland
 street. after an illness extending over
 Ia considera ble period
 CHECK IS FOUNp-A check signed
 by J. w. Straight and made out in
 the sum of $15 was picked up on
 the street yesterday by Fs L. GreaVes and turned over to the police. The owner may recover property by prop CT identification
 CAR STRIKES AUTO-An automo- bile belonging to W. \. Robinson of 1137 East Moreland street attempted to cross in front of a Grand avenue street car at Fourth avenue and Washington street at 9:45 o'clock yesterday morning. The car struck the auto and smashed a rear wheel besides damaging the car.
 GONE DEER HUNTING - Sterling Price of the city water department and Lieutenant "BnI' Anderson of Central fire station left early yester day morning for TOrtiHa flats to bring back two or three deer. Price claims to have staked out there on the day that the deer hunting season opened. Up to a late hour last night all efforts to locate the hunters by wireless and otherwise were without avail
 AT THE RSON-George H. Holden Wickenburg: pr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Keller, Toledo, Ohio; C. G. Hedenberry, Los Angeles; Joseph B. Adler, Denver; H. J. Litton, Prescott; Fred Krese. New York: C. H. Gibbs, Salt Lake: Ben $. Baum, New York; F. F. Hall, san Francisco; $. Alloban. Los Angeles: C. w. Kicker Fl Paso; Q. D. Baldwin Los Angeles; John F.. Frey. Bisbee; L. Zukenberg, Fl Paso.
 CATCH TWO SPEEDERS- Chief of Police Brisboi5 and Policeman Wilker son yesterday arrested Ii. Woods and J. IDOWHcF OH tlldIStS Ol tli lN HIS ii-D- torcvcles at rate of speed in excess of that permitted under city ordinance. Each left deposit of $10 to insure their appearance in police court today. .Earnum picked up a lone drunk early yesterday morning and he too will have an opportunity to eX- plain before Judge Mcbride today.
 DROPPED DEAD-Daniel Hunt. a coIc-oJ ro11 Ii,-ipor Out East | Jefferson street, was found dead yes l terday morning after o'clock in the l rear of his home. He had gone out | to- feed horse which was hitched 1 there, and when he was found his | body had fallen forward into the bar 1 rel which had been used to feed | the horse. He had united the ami 1 nal. evidently with the intention Of leading it to water. and his dead l hand was still holding the rope The | horse had backed away as far as 1t l could. in fright. Hunt was about 1 fifty-five years of age. He was well | known about town, and had been 1 employed as a porter at mercap- tile establishment.
 AT THE ADAMS-Ray C. Bergan | and wife, Dallas; G. H. Dirie, Chicago; | IT. R. Farixos. Los Angeles; :. K. | roons, Los Angeles: T. A. Nichols, r Florence: A. W. Mitchell. Boise. Ariz- J H. Maxey. Yuma: J. H. Bricker, san i Francisco: O. D. Baldwin. Los Angeles; 1 Q. F. Guyre. San Francisco; John R. Dillon, New York: Colby M. Avery. Au- -ora. H.: C. B. Marshall. Los Angeles; | Leo Rcinstein New York; A. B. Levy. New York: William B. Cameron. New York: D. J. Roberts, Fl Paso; Otto R. Hansen. Seattle; H. Levinson; w. l.. Oarnell. New York: s. C. Whitmore; E. A. Whitmore. New York: E. A. LOvella. R. l.. Cunningham and wife, w Va; Julius Frunck, Ro 'nester. N. Y. NJ. NJ Kratz. Denver: '. J. Hauser. Los Angeles; w. l.. Heac os. San Francisco: May F'reidler. ilobe: F. l.. Greerin, Rochester. N. Y.
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