Arizona republican., 1916-02-19
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state corporation commission yesterday issued investment permits to the Northwest Inspiration Copper Mining Company of Globe, and to the National Marble Company of Dragon.
 AT THE FORD-F Slocum We'll ton; S E. Cole, Peoria; C. II. Wright, Scottsdale; Dan Kelly, Kirkland: r. G. Mitchell and J. C. Egginham, Detroit; D. N. Watson, city; F. c. Church. Chi cagO; Jimmie Owens, Vesilia, Cal; Dr. Eugene Tebano ana Dr. Lelanu Lo,n- wood. Nincennes, Ind.
 HIT A STREET CARA Ford car drlven by a MT. Meeker, while in the vicinity of Washington street and Sec ond avenue, was hit yesterday evening by a westbOund Grand Avenue car. The only damage done was the smashing of the lenders on both the street car and the automobile.
 RETURNED TO BISBEE Witch CT, general foreman of the guard prison camp, who has been in this city for a few days looking after some matters in the state engineers office, returned to Bisbee yesterday MT. Witcher is in charge of the force of convicts wnlch has been employed on the Bisbee- Tombstone road.
 LiTlGATiON-Judge Lyman will de ciGe the case of Jennie Lipps versus John Merrlck and Warren Vertrues to- day. Mrs. Lipps charges the defen dant with cutting wood from her premises. The case of Bishop Garrison versus J. F.. Price occupied Judge LN mans attention yesterday. The suit is for breach of contract.
 STORE WAS Sheriff Jeff Adams was notified yesterday that a small store situated at Seventeenth avenue and Buckeye road had been en- tered by a thief at the noon hour The robber carried off a number of hams and sides of bacon and also a revolver. The officers were unable to get any trace of the crook.
 DEATH OF B. E. RAlNEY-B. E. Rainey, who has conducted the West End rooming house at Seventh ave nue and Washington street for the past several years died yesterday morning at an early hour. The re- mains are at the Mohn- Driscoll under 
 engagements will be made later.
 LIVESTOCK RESTRICTIONS - Chief of Police George O. Brisbois is calling attention to the fact that there is a city ordinance prohibit ing the driving of cattle along the streets of Phoenix except on Nine teenth avenue, Sixteenth street, the Mcdowell road and Jackson street Stock driven on other streets will to arrest
 DANCE THIS EVENING Through an error, The Republican yesterday morning stated that the management of the san Marcos hotel would give a dinner dance at the hotel on Sunday night, when it should have said that | the affair would be held on this (Sat- urday) evening. The dance is a part of the reception to the golfers. who are to take part in the tournament there today and tomorrow
 BARBOUR FUNERAL-The funer- al of Mrs. Mary Ellora Barbour. who died at the family residence, 614 East Adams street, Thursday morn ing, after an illness of two weeks will be held this afternoon at , o'clock from the J. T. Whitney un- dertaking chapel. West Washington street. Rev. J Fl. Britain of the Free Methodist church. will officiate and burial will be made in Green wood cemetery
 SLIGHT BLAZE-Rubbish at the rear of the small frame house. 11Ot Montezuma avenue, occupied by MT and Mrs. Adolph Long. became ig- nited yesterday afternoon and the fire department was called Garder hose was employed effectively 1T checking the fire until the trucks arrived and then Fireman Nofzigei threw a bucket of water through the screen of the kitchen and thorough. fly doused Captain Anderson. aftel which Chief Wright officially de clared the fire out and sounded re
 call. Earlier in the afternoon tw, Pyrene syrnges were emptied on
 east of the city hall. extinguishins
 a blaze that threatened to destro,
 the machine.
 NEW HISTORY OF ARlAONZ- Colonel James H. McClintOck. Wh,
 has been absent from the city tn
 greater part of the time during tn,
 past year. chiefly in California Ina
 returned from Chicago. where he Ina
 been experimenting the prepara tio,
 of his history of Arizona for pub
 lication. The first copies of the work
 consisting of three volumes. will sool
 be received in Phoenix. The wor'
 covers the history and traditions O
 the state, from the remotest time
 to the present. It is profusely il
 lustrated. If Colonel McClintocl coul
 have got into the history his i'm
 pressiOn of the weather in Chicago
 distribution of the history woul
 have to be made by express or q
 least in some other way than b
 the United States mails.