Arizona republican., 1916-01-25
GILBERT TEACHER-Miss Maj

GILBERT TEACHER-AIiss Mary E. Gilbert has been appointed teacher of the Gilbert school and will take over her duties on Monday. | NEW DEPUTY Harvey Fraley has 1 been appointed a deputy United States marshall to take the place of c. R. ] McFall, who will become private sec retary to Judge Sawtelle, succeeding R. W. Kramer, who has become as sistant United States attorney. EMBEZZlEMENT CHARGE S I Reid Graves charged with embedding several hundred dollars from Goldman X Co. was arraigned in Judge De SouZa's court yesterday and his eX- animation set for ten o'clock Thurs l day morning. His bond was fixed at 5000
 ! ANNUAL BANQUET-The annual banquet of the Y. W. C. A. will be held Thursday evening at 6:30 at the 1 Womans Club. Tickets may be ob- 1 tained at the Association building, and reservations may be obtained by | telephoning to Gil. All friends of the organization are invited. A program has been prepared
 AT THE FORD-J. R. Howell and wife and c. L. Phillips, Roanoke Va i R. J. Watson, Denver; J. C. Ferguson and s. M. and B. F. Moon, Albuquer- que, N. NJ; J. J. Shoot, Dallas; Frank Owens, Mesa Mrs. Charles Snyder and daughter Helen. Grand Rapids, Mich. Walter Boothman, Danbury, Conn.
 MADE GUN HERE-The gun and projectiles. which were used in get | ting a line across the Gila yesterday at Sacaton, were made by the Five Points Auto Supply company It took some ingenious contrivances, to finally make the gun work, but the mechanics of that institution were up to the emergency.
 RETURNING FROM CONVEN- TON Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson ot | Williams is passing a few days ir town enroute to her home from Tue son where she represented the Will Hams Woman's club at the convention of federated women's clubs. She is the guest of Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson of | GIG North First Avenue
 LETTER WRITING-The chamber of commerce is in receipt of a letter from a commercial club of oregon According to the letter. it is what is called letter writing week" in the northern state. The governor has is sued proclamation calling on every one to send out missives calling at tention to that part of the United States.
 POISONOUS BERRlES- Reports have come from Glendale and Vicin- ity of the poisoning of many hogs from eating umbrella or chinaberries That other losses from the same cause have not been reported i> either because it was not known what caused the fatality among hogs Whicf are subject to many kinds ot diseases.
 MAIL COMES lN-The eastern mai
 which had been held at Maricopa fol a few days, pending the attempts tC i get across the Gila, arrived in Phoe nix yesterday. It was routed around
 by the way of California For tho next few days, all mail from the east will he about two days late, tn, trip to California and back taking LII
 that amount of time.
 THIRD RECITAL-The Arizon;
 School of Music will present theI
 third faculty recital of the seasol
 this evening at S:30 o'clock Beatric'
 Fales, teacher of expression, and Mar. Mildred Smith of the Piano depart
 ment will be presented. Miss Fale
 will read Peg O My Heart and Mis Smith will play a group of Mac
 DoWell. This program will be opel to the public: no charge will b made.
 AUTOMOBILE THIEVES Cris and Edward Baxter who are allege
 to have stolen an automobile in LO
 Angeles, which they sold in Wicken burg. were turned over to officers +
 C. Hickok and J. E. Erven of LO
 Angeles yesterday. The men hay
 served a term at lone. the Californi
 reform school. The officers and thei prisoners will leave today maxim
 the trip back to the coast in tn
 stolen car.
 , WIDOW NEEDS WORk-Human Officer Canning yesterday reporte that his attention had been called t the case of a widow living in tn
 south part of the city, whose cas was particularly deserving. She live
 at SIG South MonteZuma Avenue, ha I seven children. all of whom are unde
 the age of 14. The family is i destitute circumstances. The mothe
 wants plain sewing to take home wit | her, or will also be glad to hay laundry work to do at home. Any , one having such work to do wi confer a favor on Mr. Canning D . notifying him.
 WENT TO LOS ANGELES-Attor ney General Wiley Jones, Assistar
 Attorney General Hardy, Corporatio
 Commissioner F. A. Jones and En , gineer Ben Ferguson of the comms
 sion left yesterday evening for Lc
 Angeles. where they will be preser : in the Federal court at the hearin |, of the petition of the Arizona East { ern for an injunction restraining tn > commission from collecting the $50( ! fine assessed against the road on contempt charge. In the same coul will also be heard the petition of il } South Side Gas and Electric con ! pany for an order setting aside Il new schedule of rates recently estaI lished for the company by the con mission.
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