Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

i liam Scarlett, dean of Trinity Pro- l Cathedral, will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood.
 ON INSPECTION TRIP = State l Mining Inspector G. H. Bolin is at
 Ray inspecting the mines of the Ray
 Consolidated Copper company. He
 will return Saturday.
 1 SPECIAL MEETING. Indian | speakers and Indian singers will be the feature at the special evangelistic service at the Railroad mission, Sec l ond avenue and Grant street, tonight
 The meeting begins at 7:30 o'clock. MRS. FELLOWS VISITING.-Mrs
 Nella Fellows, wife of B. H. Fellows of Hayden, arrived in Phoenix yes terday on shopping tour and short visit with friends. She reports re- | sumption of activity in the mining town.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS l The Women's Missionary society of
 the Christian church will meet in the l church parlors. corner of Fifth Ave. and Monroe street, tomorrow after noon. All members and friends are
 cordially invited.
 ADMITTED TO THE BAR-Grant 1 H. Swenson, formerly of Summer land, Illinois, was yesterday admitted to practice before the supreme court
 on certificate of the supreme court
 of Illinois. Attorney Swenson expects
 to practice in Phoenix.
 | ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.-An- nouncement was made yesterday of
 the engagement of J. L. SuddOth, a well known and popular salesman of l this city, to Mrs. M. Crane of Tempe. 1 According to the announcement the
 wedding is to take place at an early 1 date.
 AFTE RHORsE THIEF-Sheriff
 Jeff Adams and a mounted posse started out early yesterday morning after horse thief who had appro- priated a horse belonging to Jack White. Up to a late hour last night
 no word had been received as to the 1 success of the expedition.
 MOOSE SMOkER.-Preparatio are complete for the smoker and en- tertainment to be held at Moose
 Home tomorrow evening under the auspices of Phoenix lodge, No 70S, 1 Loyal Order of Moose. A right royal
 good time is planned and all friends of the order are urged to attend.
 UNDELIVERED TElEGRAMS. -
 There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: J. A. Britton, Bes- sic Mitchell. F. F. Shindle, Ray
 Thompson, Commercial Trust and
 Savings Bank agents Paul D. Ay-
 rault, R. l.. Sergeant. w. J. Me
 Guire.
 | BUYS FINE loT.-G. D. Crandall,
 contractor yesterday purchased from
 Dr. Roy Thomas a very desirable lot in Central place. on East Moreland
 street near Second street. The con- sideration is said to have been 1000 MT Crandall announced after the deal
 was closed that he expects shortly to erect a handsome residence upon the , property to be his future home. , OFFICE UPTOWN.-Effron X O..
 dealers in hides, have opened an of , flee at First avenue and Jefferson I
 creased business forcing the concern to larger quarters. The main office , near the Phoenix flour mill and the new branch office will be open :. at all times and customers will bs given service at both places. IN SUPREME cOURT-The actior
 brought by Belle Behringer as ad- , ministratrix of the estate of Fred 7 Rehringer against the Inspiration , Consolidated Copper company was , filed in supreme court yesterday or . Gila county. Behringer was killed il t Ia mine accident. May 2S. 1914. Hi: , widow is asking sa0.0OO damages. T FISHERS FATHER DIEs.-Attor. 3 ney Robert s. Fisher, upon his re- : turn from Los Angeles yesterday { morning, received a telegram an
 nouncing the death of his father.
 N Fisher with whom he had beer !. for several days while he was rally !, ing from an operation. He left agail
 last evening for Los Angeles to talk y charge of his fathers affairs ant 9 to arrange for the funeral
 BACK FROM THE FARE. A ] Trihcano. manager of the Machiner. . and Electric company of Arizona ha
 returned from a business trip to South : ern Arizona and visit to San Fran :. cisco. where he attended the openinl D of the exposition. He pronounces tn
 fair great and wonderful exhibition 5 The receipts from admission tickets fo s the first five days totaled over s50O.0O t En route Trincano inspected the com : pleted installation of one of his com , pany's heating and cooling plant a the new Yuma high school building. ! NEGRO HAS HEARiNG-Alber Russell. charged with having stolel Ia wheel from s. l.. Cahill. was u before Justice of the Peace Parke yesterday. Russell. it is alleged, too the wheel and rode it out of tow to a construction camp on the Agn F'ria. where he applied for a job. N \lwork being available, and one 0 the employees feeling sorry for hin q offered to buy the wheel. Late on it was traced to this camp, am Russell was connected with tn theft. He has been connected wit