Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-01-29

p. m. The order of business will be
the election of officers and the pay
ment of dues.
CONVENTION POSTPONED"
Old Maids Convention. the amateur
enter ainment that was to have been
given under the auspices of the
Washington Woman's club at the dis
trict school this evening has been
postponed indefinitely. Owing to the
inclement weather and impossible
roads it is impossible to state when
the play will be presented.
CHIEF HERE.-E H. Baldwin, as
sistant chief Of construction, for the
Denver department Of the reclamation
service, arrived in Phoenix yesterday,
to look over the damage done to the
project by the high waters of a week
ago. With Project Manager Cone he
made trip around the valley. He will
report to Denver the amount of dam
age done here.
THE BERTRAM CASE.-The state
corporation commission yesterday lis
tened to evidence submitted in the
case between w. r. Bertram and the
Bertram has asked the commission to
order the p. G. < f. to give him gas
and electric service, the company
having discontinued such service
early in December. due to a disagree
ment.
BoOTLEGGERs sENTEN ED
Declaring that they would be given
| the limit if they appeared before him
| again, Judge Stanford yesterday SEN
fenced seven men who pleaded guilty
of bootlegging. Because this was
their first offense, the judge did not
! invoke the full penalty of the law
f. i. Major. Irwin Garfield. John Rus
sell and Frank Hurst We're given 30
| days and fine of 5000; William A.
Wilson and Lou Daley were sentenced
Ten days and a fine of $500 and w.
| J. Gates a suspended sentence.
AT THE JEFFERSON. - John J.
Troy, Bowling Green, Ohio; f. A.
Lang, Phoenix; A r Morrison, Los
Ter, Denver: John Heasty and family,
Fairbury, Neb.; Mrs. j. NJ. Seargent,
Bisbee; s. A Woodruff. city; Leo
Housh, Kansas city; George f. Lo-
chard and Claud GignouX, Richmond
Calf D. H. Smalley, Pasadena J.
f. Russell, Prescott; H. w. McFar-
rem. San Francisco: F. X. Grimm
Los Angeles II. T. Bland and wife
Ray; J. p. Olympiane, Los Angeles;
w. F. Wilson San Francisco.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD -
| - tai of
team of Phoenix Camp No. 5, is the
happiest and proudest man in Phoenix
Mr.. Higgins, the camp clerk, received
yesterday by express from Cincinnati
fourteen exceptionally fine uniforms
for the degree team, and turned then
over to Captain Sloane at once, anC
the captain is anxious to have al
members of the team meet him at the
X. 2. hall Sunday at 2:30 p. m. sharp
and try on the new uniforms and prac-
tce "a short time and be ready for the
initiation work Monday night, WheT
some noted Phoenicians, some of then
state officials and others, will be in
itiated
IN JUSTICE COURT John John
son and Earl Lewis who We're ar
|
were arraigned in Judge De Souzat
court yesterday ard bound over t
the superior court, their bond beins
$4,000 each The men are alleged t.
have robbed the homes of J. NJ. Phil
lipkoWske, J. NJ. McNaughton and
T. Dunlap. Lewis. who is just eigh
teen has had reform school edu
cation and a county Jail experience
Johnson who is several years hi
senior, asked for character witnesse:
giving among other names that o
Rev ~ Niece of the Peoples Mission
| and also of Dr. James of St. Luke
| Home.
ABSENT FROM REFORM SCHOOL
. Two young cowboys, property of thu
state, are wanted. The young mel
strayed from the reform schol fey
days ago and Superintendent T
Pulliam has wired the sheriffs Offic
to be on the lookout for them. The.
are very well known about town. Tn
eScapades of both have landed them il
the county Jail from time to time Whel
they have not been residing at the In
dustrial Home. They are Emmett
| Eckel ana ASnley SlelIlelut. ECktl
| seventeen years of age, five feet clever
weight 10 pounds and is light com
( plexioned. Stelzreide, whose age is Is
is five feet nine, weighs 49, brunett
:. coloring. Both wore blue bib overall
= and blue shirts.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES-Jesus Cor
y Zales is the plaintiff in a damage su
filed against the Ray Consolidate
? "copper" company yesterday for $2,999.!
for injuries received while in the en-
1. ploy of the company. He is also tn
g plaintiff in a suit against The Gual
; dian Casualty and Guaranty compan
= In the latter complaint Gonzales state
II that the Ray company entered a cor
y tract with the guaranty company fl
y the benefit of the employees of Il
T. Ray concern. Under the terms of II
,. contract, an employe was entitled
receive a certain sum during Il
l. period he was unable to work. TT
= plaintiff prays judgment for Il
n amount due him from the defenda1
l. and the costs.
mi 8 ats. ArmourS Grape Juice. $l.0
r Saturday only. Arizona Grocery c.