Arizona republican., 1906-06-14

States authorities to whom their eases will be referred on the return Of the United States district attorney to the city. The reform school is the best place for the young sinners. An effort
 is being made to have a thorough cleaning up.
 MISSIONARY MEETING - There will be an open meeting of the Foreign Missionary society of the First M. F..
 church in the basement of the church
 tonight. Miss Emily Harvey, returned
 missionary. will be present and address the meeting A cordial invitation is eX- tended to all.
 NEW BABIES-The fifth girl to
 bless the home of Thomas Eden arrived at the family residence in University addition Tuesday night. MT Eden
 went to Iron Springs a couple of days before. and the chances are that if he had stayed at home it would have been twin girls. for girls have come to be a
 habit with him. In his earlier married life they were at first incidental, then coincidenJal, but now they have be- come a fixed rule. Down in the Cart wright nefghborhood the day before, welcome was given to a boy, the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Packet, who live on the VinsOn ranch.
 A MIx-UP ON WHEELS-The following story Illustrates how an unprincipled bicycle can get people into trouble when it wants to. Yester- day morning Jake Miller rode his wheel to the office of Attorney Rich | ardson. During his conference within, the bicycle disappeared. Jake reported | at once to police headquarters leaving | a description of the truant wheel. He ! . ] N C. Webster were in town, and that i if either or both of them were seen | they might be asked to help be on the ! lookout for the wheel as both were particular friends of his. Hi said he | would think about it two or three days before mixing up in any bicycle ] controversy. but MT. Webster annOunc- i ed at once that he would have nothing
 to do with it. He said Jake already Ow- ed him borrowed money in California and he hoped he would never find the
 wheel Along in the afternoon Jake ] showed up at the city hall with his l wheel and Depew the bicycle man Tn
 tow. He saic he had found the wheel ! at Depew's shop. MT. Depew said that ! a lady patron of his had visited the of-
 flee Of Attorney Richardson in the morning from there had gone to the l tOdiL muse ltduiliS AllG wheel diiu . from there had led the machine to the
 Hub store. When preparing to Ieav7 1 the Hub she saw the wheel had met
 with an accident and went to the De- , pew shop. where she left orders tC
 have the wheel sent for. MT. Depev'
 sent for the wheel and the only orc : in sight was the machine that Jake ! Miller later laid claim to and as it needed fixing, 1t was taken along. MT ! Miller's theory was that MT. DePeW ] stole his wheel. MT. Oepew's theory
 was that the lady patron in leaving She ! lawyers office Inadvertently took Mr ! Miller's wheel. finally leaving it at the Hub. She has not yet recovered he- wheel and though she has )t been asked. il is probably her theory that all the men are liars. Meanwhile the animOsity of MT. Webster toward MT Miller inclines him to the belief tha
 Jake stole the lady's wheel while inc
 public is left wondering what ri FL dred could have been doing while nav ing the whole matter under advise
 ment. Tn the meantime, Attorney