Arizona republican., 1905-07-20
GOT THE MoNEY-George H. N.

GOT THE MONEY-George H. N. Luhrs. who recently lost by fire a i large portion of his livery barn and corral. has received from the insur- ance company $1 GOO in full payment , of the policy.
 WHO THE DOCTORS ARE-In yesterdays issue there was story concerning the annual encampment of the National Guard and other national guard news. In describing the newly formed hospital corps it was inadver- tently stated that "Nessrs. Wright and Stewart were full fedged doc tors" It should have read "Messrs. Wright and Rhymes" MT. Stewart is not a doctor. though he is a member of the corps.
 GOING FOR THE SUMMER-Hop. James D. Bark left last night for the coast where he will join Mrs. Bark and the baby. The family will not return to Phoenix until fall. Mir. Bark will spend a month at Lake Tahoe. He re- turned day before yesterday from his cattle ranch in Superstition noun tains. On his arrival in town he was not sure that he would not lose the sight of the left eye and the hearing of the left ear. He had been bitten in his sleep by some kind of a spider. The puncture in the ear was near the drum. There was an improvement yes terday and MT. Bark's physician be- lieved that he would not suffer a great deal of inconvenience.
 ON THE ROAD-W. D. Berry of Prescott has been in the city for couple of days and left last night for the south. MT. Berry was in the em- ploy of the Bashford Burmister Co. of Prescott for a long time until early this month when he gave up his posi- ton to accept that of travelling sales man for Stetson. Preston & Co. or Los Angeles. MT. Berry is we'll known all over Arizona, which will be his prin- cipaI field. as he has lived here many years and in various towns. He was also chief clerk of the lower house of the legislature a few years ago. He succeeds to the field formerly filled by Y. Anderson, at one time a resident of Phoenix, but who has left the em- ploy of Stetson. Preston & Go. to en- gage in a retail business at one of the beach towns.
 WHOSE ARE THEY?-Yesterday morning a Mrs. ArvisO. who resides at the corner of Madison and Fourth streets, saw in the corner of her lot a bundle of clothes in a sack. She thought the bundle looked suspicious and therefore did not disturb it but waited until about 9:30 o'clock when Policeman Moore chanced to pass that way and she called his attention to it. The officer opened up the bundle and found. two or three ladies' waists. number of stockings and other things that comprise q wOman's ward robe. The clothing was nicely irOned and folded up as though it might have been stolen from a bed room or laundry wagon. The clothing was left with Mrs. Arviso and any person who has lost such merchandise may call upon her and identify it if possi- ble.
 TO SAVE TACK BoOTH-A deIega- ton of ladies representative of the west Washington street mission called 3 t tEe office of the governor yester- day to ---~~~0de in behalf of Zach Booth who is to be hanged at Globe on Aug. II. They did not see the gov petition to be put in circulation for the benefit of Booth The ground on which they ask for cIemency for Booth is not that there was anything at fault in his trial; that there is any doubt of his commission of the crime of which he was convicted. But it is asserted by the ladies that during his confine- ;nent in the jail of this county he be- came a Christian. To the ladies the hanging of a Christian in any circum- stances is repugnant. In the mean