Arizona republican., 1906-10-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST

 way rObbery across the line that morn ing. A dozen bandits rode into the town of CarbO. which is between No gales and Hermosillo.- and robbed the store there. They kept those present covered with rifles until they mounted and rode away with the plunder A company of Hurdles under Col. Roster litzNy left Cananea at once in pursuit and the Rangers on the line at Nogales. Naco and Douglas were wired to inter cept them if an effort to cross the line was made.
 DEATH OF MRS. KIMBALL-Mrs. Olive Kimball. wife of President An drew Kimball, died last Thursday night in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Rimball had been sick for some weeks and had gone to Salt Lake City to receive medical treatment in sanitarium. About two weeks ago MT. Kimball was called by wire to the side of his wife. as her con dition was growing unfayorable, but no word that a serious change had taken place had been received by their Ari- zona friends. The remains will be brought to Thatcher Arizona, for in terment. Mrs. Kimban was widely known in Arizona. being the wife of the head man of the Church of Latter Day Saints in the upper Gila valley She was about 40 years of age and leaves a large family to mourn for a loving wife and a tender, sympathetic mother.
 A BURGLARY-A burglary was committed Saturday night at the resi- dence of Charlie Carter on Jackson street between Second and Third streets. Fifteen dollars in money and quite a quantity of valuables were taken by the thieves. Carter. who was the colored porter at the Maricopa club and his wife, were both away from the house at the time. The thieves gained an entrance through a window. Shortly after Carter returned home and found the house had been robbed he reported the fact to Messrs Tipton and Reiber of the night police force but no one could be found in the vicinity against whom suspicion could be lodged. Carter says he saw cer- tain persons in that neighborhOOd the day before that he imagines were act ing suspiciously and gave the best de- scription he could to Officer Moore yesterday and he is trying to dig up a clew.
 THREE DAY LIQUOR cURE-Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McKenna of Reidsville. N. C., are in the city. guests of the Hotel Adams. Dr. McKenna has for the last seventeen years been engaged in the business of curing the liquor hab- it, which he says can be done in three days with remedy he employs and which is oi course a secret. J. L. Irwin and R. H. Smith, of this city, both former residents of Reidsville. are personally acquainted with Dr. Me Kama and knows of his work and of his cures in Reidsville and vicinity. Dr. McKanna has sanitoriums in ten or dozen dierent cities among which are Oklahoma city, Kansas City. ReidsviUe and others in the east He had one in San Francisco previous to the fire but the building was destroyed by dynamite on that occasion. He is enroute there now to try and collect his insurance money. He stopped off here at the request of Messrs Irwin and Smith. on Saturday. and expects to remain two or three days longer. The Phoenix men requested him to make few cures here on condition that the patients were furnished him, just as a demonstration of the virtue of his remedy, in the belief that he might later be induced to start a san itarium here One case was brought to him Saturday night and four or five others were treated last night. The man first treated said yesterday that t made him almost sick now to even think of drinking whiskey. MT. Irwin said last night that the cure is effected by a medicine taken internally. tha, there is no hypOdermic process con- nected with it as in some of the liquor cures and that there is no bad after effect.
 ONCE AGAIN YET-Henry Myers of the New York store has been visited by another stroke of misfortune, his case being a most pitiable one com polling the sympathy Of all right mind ed people. MT. Myers has not been nominated for office or killed by the cars but what is almost as tragic. his bicycle has been stolen again and once more he is forced to walk after the manner of the hoi polloi This would not be so bad if it were Mir. Myers first experience as one of the common people but he has had the same thing occur to him so often that he is be- ginning to lose respect for his own dig nity and the fate stares him in the face of very soon having to walk all the time This is the steenth time his wheel has been stolen and although it was once a good Savage bike it IS pc ginning to show hard usage and isn't more than half as Savage as it's owner was last night. The tires are going to the bad, especially the front tire and the rubber is peeling off it. In his earlier life when people used to steal his wheel he acquired the habit of of fering a reward for it's return. He would still be willing to do the right thing by a deserving person who could restore it. but he is beginning to feaI that he is on the list of some gang o1 professional outlaws who steal his wheel just to see him come through with the reward. Beside, the wheel i: no longer in the day of it's adolescence but is now fully matuTed, unmistak able signs of decay and disintegratioT having set in. He would not therefore want to pay as large a reward for i as though it were just entering into it! period of usefulness. It was takeT 1 yesterday from in front of the New York store during the forenoon. H.