Arizona republican., 1906-07-20
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HE WAS AN EXCEPTION-One lone offender was before Judge Thomas in the city police court yesterday. He is a hard working Mexican, and they are so rare that he was given his lib- erty. Later he is to return and pay fine of $3
 eRICKLAYERs NEEDED-Brick- layers are needed in several of the nearby towns and contractors have re- gently been in Phoenix offering $S a day for eight hours work to contract to work with them. The usual wages paid in Phoenix Is $7 for eight hours work.
 THE BURNING OF CHLORIDE According to an advice received in Prescott the entire south side of the town of Chloride. a mining town in Mohave county, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday. The cause of the fire was not stated, but the loss was placed at about $500O.
 SAN DIEGO REAL ESTATE AGENT-Frank M. Barr. who Is a member Of the firm of Turner & Barr, prominent real estate dealers of San Diego, arrived in the city yesterday and will spend several days here In the interests of his firm. He will establish
 
 nit, to whom parties interested in san Diego may apply for literature. FLYNN LIVED HERE-Martin Flynn. the banker of Des Moines. la. who last Tuesday committed suicide at his home by shooting himself with pistol, had spent several winters in Phoenix. He did not reside in the city. but spent the most of the time he was in the valley on the desert north of town. He had come here on account of the health of one of his family. He was prominent throughout the west as a breeder of Shorthorn cattle and also as a civil engineer Of the Santa Fe. on account of being the builder of the Raton tunnel.
 NEW OFFICERS |. o. R. M.-The Arizona grand lodge of Redmcn have just concluded three days session at | Nogales by electing officers to serve 1 the ensuing year and choosing Bisbee as the next place of meeting J. B. 1 Turner of McCabe was named as grand sachem of the grand lodge and Wiley B. Jones of Stafford as territorial rep resentative to the grand council A number of the delegates to the grand lodge from the northern counties passed through the city yesterday morning. The following is the roster of the new grand lodge officers: Great sachem, J. B. Turner, McCabe: great senior sagamore. J. T. Much. Bisbee: great junior sagamore, Charles Ches- terfeld. Morenci great prophet. Wiley B. Jones, Stafford: great chief of rec ords, N E. Hawke, Tucson; great keeper of wampum, A. c. Matthews. Phoenix; great sannap, Felix Levy ! Tucson; great mishenewa r. J. Farley Prescott; great guard of wigwam, Mat Danenhauer. Clifton; great guard of forest, Richard Sumid, Prescott.
 TO TEST AN ORDINANCE-A complaint will today be filed in the city court charging three plumbers of the city with a violation of the plumbing ordinance. The complainant will be | George Hageman, who is in the plumb l ing business, and the three firms named in separate complaints are D. H. Bur | tis, A. J. Gosart and William Evans. All of the parties defendant and the 1 complaining witness have been in the | city court before in connection with al- | legged violation of the ordinance, and
 the suit today IS not brought by MT Hageman with any desire to infict 2
 punishment on the alleged violators
 but that the evils of the ordinance may
 be brought before the public. It is no
 improbable that the city council will , at some coming meeting amend tn,