Arizona republican., 1916-03-09
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NEW SIGN AGENCY CY-F'lashlight city now by F. G. Reyes, who is with the Bertram Electric company. An in terchanGeable letter is a feature of the new sign.
 WANNA OAWG?-Humane Officer J. W. Canning has located a fine young male hound dog for which he now seeks a home. Inuiries about the pup may be directed to his present residence, 206 North Fifth avenue.
 RANCH OWNER HERE-J. J. An derSon, owner of the Branaman ranch Bend after two days in town. He will return tomorrow for a stay of several days with L. J. HolZwarth FROM FLOOD DISTRlCT-Miss Louise Laustelet of NestOr, California, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Orr of this city. Miss Laustelet is from the flood district of san Diego county, and is, indeed, a survivor of the recent high waters there
 BANK WINS SUlT-Judge Lyman granted judgment in favor of the de-
 
 son versus the National Bank of Ari- zona. Sanderson was suing for $2,700 damages for the bank not surrender ing notes held in escrow.
 WINDOW CONTEST-Th Eagle shirt window that attracted so much attention during the week in the Gold berg store, is part of a nation wide window trimming contest Roy Whit more of the Goldberg force, who trim med the window, hopes his display will be one of the winners
 LEHYE MOVES OFFlcE-Alber; D. Leyhe, attorney at law who has had offices at 409 National Bank of Arizona building for more than two ! ears. last past, has secured larger and more convenient quarters in the same building, and he may now be found at rooms 207 and POS.
 AT THE FORD-W. E. Burns. Tue son; Miss Ella Davis, San Francisco; James E. Payne, Bakersfield; w. C. Watson. Los Angeles; John C. Wat son. Los Angeles; s. NJ. Torson. W. F. Lehman, Oatman-
 UNDELVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undeliVered telegrams at ihe Western Union Telegraph office for the following: John E. Sutherlin. D. II. MCDermid, Mrs. Maude Morris Mrs. A. ]. Sears. J. Cohen, Geo. II. Rerthold, c. D. West Theo. F. Fish, Johr J. Longhran. and F. Ameson.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The Maricopa Coun,y Sunday School convention will be held Saturday and Sunday, March 2 and 26 The Sat urday session will be held in the Cen tral Methodist church of this city. The Sunday meeting will take place in the auditorium of the high school, Ut which time there will be talks by several prominent workers in state Sunday schools. The entire program has not yet been arranged.
 TRiPPEL ADMINlST TRAITOR A Trippel, guardian of the minor chil- dren of H. G. Edwards. who is serv- ing an indeterminate sentence in the state prison, was appointed admins trator of the estate of the children's mother by Judge Lyman The hear
 ing for the appointment of admins tratOr was held yesterday. MT. Trip pels application was not the only one presented the court. O. H. Locke, upon the request Of Mrs. Nina Reavis. a daughter of Edwards, also filed ap- plicatiOn. No witnesses were called and there was no opposition to the appointment of MT. Trippel. AT THE COMMERCIALS H. Moore, St. Louis; H. J. Litten, City; Mrs. C. D. Richardson, Ajo; Pat H. Arnold, San Francisco M. G. Haines.
 San Francisco; Andrew Taylor. San Francisco; Mrs. T. Smith, San Elan cisco; Mrs. J. W. Thompson and fam | fly, Tucson: J. NJ. Igoe, Chicago; R. E. Wright, Los Angeles; F. H. Sutton, Los Angeles; Mrs w. J. Gilbert, Lo genow Mich: A. P. Robinson. Strat- | ford, $. D. J. A. English. Superior; Mr and Mrs. F. W. Perkins, Flag | staff: w F. Vickroy. Denver: F. F. Wear, Springfield, Mo. G. A. Donart, 1 Fl Paso; L. l.. Jones, Mesa Mrs. J. 1 Lester, Fl Paso; G. F. Schroder, New ! Buffalo. Mich; F.. L. Rhodes, Atlanta. 1 Ga. T. T. Swift, Stafford: J. (. Wal l ters. Harrison, Ark; L. A. Holton, l Colorado Springs; w. G. Fenlon, | Butte: George Gardiner St. Paul: r. H. Ely. Williams.