Arizona republican., 1903-05-13

through a friend of his that he was liv.
 ing in Phoenix and that he started one,
 for his home in Summit. Carbon county
 Pa. but at the depot turned back agair
 to work with parties he knew Part
 of the members of his family believe
 he is dead and the rest of them think
 he is planning n glad surprise for then and will return some day. In the mean time they are anxious for definite in- formation regarding his whereabouts or fate.
 ANOTHER MASCOT.-Joe Bush. who
 is an active member of the Phoenix fire department. is strong believer in the
 virtues of q mascot and has done his share in keeping the organization we'll
 supplied. He does not believe eithe! that a mascot should be oVerworked but should be given an occasional rest. Sometime ago he furnished a pet coon for mascot purposes and a day or two ago he brought up q pet crow and traded him for the coon. The crow now hops around the city hall plaza as much at home as any member of the depart ment
 A COMMENDABLE WORK. - The Florence Crittenton Rescue Mission of this city has for the past six years kept d hospitabie door open and a hand of help held out 10 all unfortunate or err ing women who need help and are will ing to avail themselves of it. Its work is undenominational. being under the auspices of board of managers com posed of some of the most eminent anl respected business men of Phoenix. as sisted by circle of ladies representing nearly all the churches. At this season of the year many who have been giving this work their financial aid are out Of the city, and the home circle desires all members to try to secure new subscrip- tions. as the present income is insufli cient to pay expense of home, horse and COW. and the matron's salary is sadly in arrears. Any subscription OF donation will he of value to the work, and more especially few subscribers who will be willing to give even a small amount each month. Names of new subscribers with their addresses can be reported to Mrs. C. T. Hirst. president of the circle. or to the matron of the home, Miss Ellen NJ. Broadbooks. and a collector will call at any time in ulcated by the SuDScrtDer. NlSltCFS are received at the home Tuesdays.
 HE WOULD ROB NOBODY.-In an account yesterday of the trouble be- tween John Baggiore and Prosper Bor doni it was mentioned that Bordoni had made the charge that he had been robbed in the formers place of busi- ness, the Owl saloon. Bordoni was sub sequently arrested in the same place for threa atening a murderous assault. Though nobody would believe that John Baggicre would commit that kind of a crime, the use of the word rob. even by his enemy. he believes might do him some harm Attention is called to the fact that he has lived in this community for several years and has never been accused oi dishonesty. He has been extensively engaged in the real estate business and is the trusted agent for most Of lis countrymen. The Owl saloon is an orderly place. The trouble there on Monday morning was precipitated ty the visitor, who called the proprietor a name which he thought he could not stand and then he struck him. The case against BordOni in Jus tice Burnett's court has been continued until today
 A MARVELLOUS GROWTH-AL tne