Arizona republican., 1904-12-21
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{ ISiI llzsEz Es s ai THREE VAGS-Three men were iJ police court yesterday on the charge of vagrancy. They were given hoaters with a time limit that expires thi: morning at [ o'clock.
 FOR NON UPPORT-Santos Qui- jada was arraigned before Justice Rob- ertson yesterday for the non support oi his wife and four children. the former
 being blind woman. His case was
 set for trial today.
 BACK TO BIsBEE-Frank Cook
 has been here for a day or so enroute
 to his present home in Bisbee, from a months visit to Kansas City, his for emr home. He left for Bisbee last evening. MT. Cook is employed there by the Wells Fargo Express Go. and
 was in their employ here for a long time before going to Bisbee.
 Nj. & p. OFFICE CHANGES-As previously announced the auditing de- partment of the M & P. railroad com pany vii be moved to Tucson on Jan. l. J. R. Johnson. who is now in the ticket department and Reese Vaughn of the auditing department will be sent to Tucson and James Walden, the pres ticket department.
 EVER PRESENT DANGER-One would think that in bed was about the safest place he could be in this world but it isn't. More people have died in bed than anywhere else. The other day little Tommy Warnick fell out of bed and sprained his arm so badly he now has to carry it in splints. He was painfully but not seriously hurt. It is no wonder a lot of cowardly men re- fuse to go to bed until everything else in town is closed against them.
 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Walter Tyson and Pierce Butler. two Phoenix boys who are attending the Harvard military school at Los Ange- | les returned home yesterday morning to spend the holiday vacation with friends and relatives. Walter is a brother of Mrs. A w. Galpin. His mother, Mrs. John Noble, has also ar rived from her home in Winslow and will be here for an indefinite stay. Pierce Butler is a son of MT and Mrs. 1 P. ". Butler.
 BIBLE READ.NGS-Rev. Dr. W. H. l Nask.s. Of Los Angeles, Cal, will con tlnue lis Liblc readings at the Baptist chUr,.l on NNcGres day and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. This is a rare opportunity of hearing one who is an acknowledged specialist in the study and teaching of the English bible. His themes vii be on Wednesday evening: ''The Holy Spirit and Christian Life D On Thursday evening: Life in the will of God-Whar it is and How it Can Be Lived
 TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTIONS H. DemriclI, an electrical engineer of the reclamation service who has been experimenting the placing of ma chincry at the cement plant at Roose- | ali ! pose of building the government tele- phone line between Phoenix and the Arizona dam. the present western ter minus of the Roosevelt line. Much of the material is here and one consign- ment of it has been forwarded to the front together with supplies for one construction camp.
 KEEP A LIGHT BURNING-The attempted breaking of the safe of the Phoenix Hay and Grain company yes terday morning leads the police to sug- gest move by which such attempts may be discouraged. In the eastern and other cities. owners of safes who would prefer that they be not blown | open keep a light burning over them or in front of them so that police and night watehmen may see what is going on in the immediate vicinity. If the ! light should go out the officers make an investigation.
 1 LOT SALES-Mr. and Mrs. F. M ! Mognett yesterday closed the deal with William Evans for lot 10 block of the Churchill addition where Mr. l Evans is erecting a $2.60O residence i The consideration for the lot was $500 The papers were drawn in the office 1 of J. Ernest Walker. Mir. Walker also made sale yesterday of two lots, for ba Sop7a qousidaro tfoy, C.,,o+ IoIo,,, quist. Gus E. Blomquist and tAxeI E. | Blomquist. The property is lots 95 and 96 of Highland addition, a sub division of Dennis addition. The buyers of this property twill erect a $500 house. 1 MATTHIE FiSH-Mr. Fred J. Mat thie and Miss Lydia Mae Fish, were married in. Los Angeles on the 14tk and vii be at home there after Jan. 10 at number 1119 Figueroa street. The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Fish of that city. The groom is well known in Phoenix and has a host of personal friends here. He is a pharmacist by profession and came here first a number of years ago. He went from here to Ecuador, s. A., where he lived for a year or so and l returning was employed here for a time by Elvey & Hulett, going from here to Tucson and later to Los An geles.
 NORTHERN LIGHTS TONIGHT Tonight is the date of the production at the Doris fheater of the military drama, Northern Lights" which will be presented by a cast composed part ly of amateurs and partly of profess sionals, under the auspices of B Com pany N. G. A. One of the young la dies who was to play the part of the Little Major was taken ill a day or two ago and the services of Mrs. c. F. 1 Berger were secured as a substitute. Though Mrs. Berger has had very lit tic time for preparation it is believed she will do full justice to the part, hay ing had much stage experience. The proceeds of the performance are for the 1 benefit of B company which is natur-