Arizona republican., 1906-11-04
B ERRYHILL'S
Big Book Store
Cor. washington and First Streets


him that the marks had been made by 4
a pair of corduroy trousers. The po- /
lice had noted the arrival of these two /
hoboes in town and it was known that /
one of them wore a pair Of corduroys. [
At the Jail Martin was asked to write |
a sentence or two just to secure a /
sample of his chirography. The pen I
manship resembled in some features /
that of the note left in the bOttling
works Thursday night. Each was eX-
amined separately and their stories /
did not agree. Both denied the rob
berry but there are still reasons for be-
Heving they are not guiltless and their
detention in jail viii give an oppor-
tunity for further investigation.
VISITING THE SOUTH SlDE-Al-
bert Murphy of Detroit. Mich. arrived
/ I'm the city yesterday and last evening
/ left for Mesa city, where he will spend
some time visiting at the Mcqueen
ranch
/ THE NJ. M. M. SOCtAL-Friday eve
ming at the First Methodist church the
Sunday school class of which Miss
/ Johnson is the teacher and which class
. is known as the NJ. NJ. Ms viii give
a social. The program viii be given
by the boy members of the class. after
which refreshments Will be served.
SALE OF A HORSE-Katharine a
horse which has been at the fair
/ grounds for some time, was recently
sold by the owner. Mr.. Land, who re-
sides in the east, to Dan Francis. the
sheepman. the consideration being
$500. The deal was carried on for Mr..
Francis by r. c. Mickens. who has a
string Of horses at the fair grounds
track
CENTRAL SCHOOL cHILO's
/ STUDY CIRCLE-Next Thursday at
ternoon at the Central school building
at $3.50 o'clock the regular meeting of
the mothers child study circle VIII be
held. An address viii be made by Miss
Lilas Francis, who viii take for her
topic domestic science and proper diet
for children. Refreshments win be
served
TO PAINT THE CAPITOL-The
capitol building is assured OF at least
one more good suit Of clothes before
it is carted away to Santa Fe. The
board of control has let a contract TO
Harry w. Taffe for s4OO for the paint
ing Of the roof. cornice and everything
above the stone work including the
goddess. who has been standing on one
leg on the tip top OF the structure
and waving the flag until it makes
tender hearted people tired to look at
her Two good coats Of paint are spec
flied in the conditions. AS the work
will not be completed before the cleo
10 ton it is hoped that by the time Mr.
Taffe gets to work on the goddess the
returns viii be in and he will be au-
: thorized TO decorate her face with the
4 smile that won't come off, If tho
10. IT, ,-l
/ part of the work alone viii be WORTH
$500
= REALTY SALES-H. l. Latham &
co. and w. H. Nall have consummateC
three more good realty sales. one was
. a forty-acre tract southeast of Phoe-
i nix 1t is described as a part OF the
+ northeast quarter Of the sOutheas
/ quarter Of section y. township / north
range east. 1t was sold for w. I
Chambers and wife to Charles NJ
Moore, who recently, through the sam'
4 agency, sold his ten-acre tract south
i west of town for the reason that n,
wanted a larger piece of land. Their,
4 is a good house on the property. tn,
( consideration was $4,000. Another sail
was that of Lucy Hawkins to JOSEPH
/ Cope. eighty acres, the west half of tn
4 southeast quarter of section 10, town
ship north, range east. This prop
erty is nine miles west of town an,
G. also has d good house on it. The con
a sideratiOn in this sale was also S45OC
! The third sale was that of twent,
acres in the north half Of the south
/ / east quarter of section u township
north. range east. The considera
ton was $500 and there IS also
house on this property. The seller wa
w. T. Cage and the new owner is +. c
orion, who recently arrived here fror
the east and expects his family to joi
him in a few days.