Arizona republican., 1916-01-25

AVENUE BRIDGE Board Looks Over Damaged Structure and Issues Orders to Have Repairs Started at Once
 In two days the bridge over the Salt River at Central avenue will be pass able The members of the board of supervisors and County Engineer W. II. Caruthers inspected the bridge yes terday and reported that a temporary crossing would be constructed at once. This crossing will be necessary only at
 the south approach which suffered the
 greatest damage from the storm. When
 this has been repaired the ropes that
 have kept back traffic from this end
 of the bridge will be let down.
 The supervisors transacted regular routine business following the inspec-
 tion. It approved notary bonds of Lloyd Christy, Charles A. Stauffer V.
 E. Messenger !. B. Moves, J. B. Wood ward, C. F. Gerard, Vernon Clark, F.. M Lc Baron. Arthur Pickett. Alice s. Hine, J. w. Crenshaw and W. K. James.
 Certificates of election to trustees in special road district Number were issued. The members of the board be- ieve in the ''city beautifuf' movement nd vill put it in practice by beginning at nome The courthouse plaza will be turned over to Supervisor W. K. Bow en under whose direction a rose gar den will be planted.
 WENT TO K. C.-State Mine In- spector Jack Bolin and wife have gone to Kansas City. Mo. for few days stay
 MEMBERSHIP DINNER-The mer- chants and manufacturers will hold membership dinner tomorrow evening at the Arizona Club. The affair is annual. and will serve to attract at tention to that healthy and thriving organization.
 LEAGUE MEETING-The Advance ment League will meet this evening at the C. NJ. F., corner Seventh and Jefferson streets at eight o'clock There is business of importance to l transact, and there will also be a pr, gram.
 LEAVES FOR SAN FRANCISCO Maurice Penfold and wife, the for mer a member of the Redmond Stock | Company, left yesterday evening for | San Francisco, where Mir. Penfold eX- poets to join a coast dramatic com l pany in a few weeks.
 RESETS CASES-In the supreme l court yesterday the trial date of the l action of Cleve Van Dyke vs. the Ari 1 zona Eastern Railroad company was l changed from January 26 until Feb l ruary 1. The case of r. T. Hirley
 vs W. II. Wilkey ct al was set for | hearing on January 2G.
 BRING CRIMINALS HOME-Gov- l ernor Hunt yesterday issued requisi- 1 tion papers for the return of Frank l Dawson and Tom Taylor from Cali | ente, Nevada, the pair being wanted | in Yavapai county on charge of l cattle stealing. J. F. Young is the | officer named to bring the men back l to this state.
 l SUPREME COURT action of l Frank Howard ct al vs. the Board of l Supervisors of Maricopa county was yesterday filed in the state supreme l court, the action having come from the Maricopa superior court. In the lower court an attempt was made to prevent the supervisors from issuing certain bonds for use by the county ,l Spanish War Veterans met last even ing and installed officers. Those in lstalled were: Col. James P. Lavin, commander; J. L. E. Alexander and James Parks, vice commanders; Con jP. Cronin, adjutant; w. A. Slocum quartermaster; Capt. Oscar F. Temple
 officer of the day; w D. O'Neill, Iguard; Walter $. Ingalls,, color ser geant. The date of the meeting of the camp was changed from the first
 Monday in each month to the first
 Friday The ladies auxiliary has per
 fected a temporary organization, but
 have not as yet obtained their charter GUESTS OF MRS. BRlSeOlS-J | W. Story, of WalcOtt, Kentucky, anC | Mrs. l.. E. Dean. of Brooksville 1 htHluChN, ldlN6T ana sister respect lively of Mrs. George Q. .Brisbois, ar l rived here yesterday morning, after
 | q trip across the continent that occu-
 pied several more days than such
 journey usually requires. They
 l reached Maricopa just about the time
 the bridge over the Gila went out
 There they were held until Saturda!
 | night when the Southern Pacific sen
 them over to San BernardinO anC
 back to Phoenix over the Santa Fe
 They will remain here indefinitely, tn,
 guests of Mrs. Brisbois and he1
 brother who is ill.
 Y. w. c. A. BANQUET TONIGHT
 Tickets for the annual banquet to-
 night at the Phoenix Y. W. C. A. vii } be on sale today The affair prom
 ises to be one of the best of it's kinC in the history of the institution anC only a few tickets remain unsold Al members subscribers and their friends
 l (men included) may attend the fes