Arizona republican., 1906-06-13


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 A SUCCESSFUL oPERATIoN- Charles Evans, connected with the BerryhilI company is recovering from an operation from appendicitis.
 LAP ROBE FOUND-The police have a very good looking cotton lap robe which they picked up in the street and which the owner may have by identifying the property.
 THIRTY LIVES SAVED - About thirty dog tags were sold yesterday by tax collector Burnett and that many more dogs were given immunity from immediate tragic death except it be purely accidental
 THE KENTUCKY AND ARIZONA -Pettid Robinson yesterday returned to Phoenix from the Kentucky and Ari- zona mine. in the Cave Creek district. which he is developing. for Louisville capitalists. He will remain here for several days.
 THE SHERIFF'S WEEKLY VACA- TION-Sheriff Walker yesterday made arrangements to secure for himself a vacation about once a week. He spent the day at Iron Springs, preparing the cottage his family occupies there every year, and Mrs. Walker and daughter Mrs. D. H. BUrtis, have taken up their abode there.
 FINE PLUMS-J. D. Loper of Mesa City yesterday brought to the board of trade fine display of plums. He does not know what variety they are but they are all right for productivity and eating purposes. In the space of about ten inches along one twig. there were tWenty-seven plums. making a cluster almost as thick as a bunch of grapes.
 A TEACHERS CHANGE OF BASE Miss Flora COhn, who has taught in the city schools for several years past. and who is now in Los Angeles. has secured a position as teacher in the schools of the coast city and will re- main there the coming year. Her par ents will join her the middle of the coming month.
 FEDERAL COURT oFFIcIALs- Edwin F. Jones, assistant United States attorney. arrived in the city yes terday morning from his headquarters at Tucson and joined United States At torney J. l.. B. Alexander here. both leaving on the train this morning for Prescott. where they will attend fed eral court the coming week
 HUNT IN THE FlELD-A Tucson paper says George w P. Hunt Is in the field again as a candidate for the territorial council from Gila countv- MT Hunt was president of the last council and has served creditabIv in both branches of the legislature here tofore MT. Hunt. like David B. HiU Is still a democrat
 EFFECT OF THE INVESTIGATION IT. J. Norton, general inspector for 1 the Mutual Life Insurance company. who has been in the city for severs I | days. left last evening for his head 1 at San Francisco. MT Norto, | mas Just completed a general tOIr of | the southwest. his district Tn discussing the effect of the recent fn- surance investigation on the amount of business written in his territory. he ! said it was remarkable how IittIa if | mad affected the general total. His company this year will write as much | insurance as it did a year ago
 GONE TO PEARCE-WiIIiam ZTc Farland left last night for Pearce in | Cochise county. where he expe-.s toI remain indefinitely. Mrs. Mcfarland , and their neice, Miss Bessie Sba,l,.,, are already there. A letter from 1Tr. Mcfarland yesterday informed bor husband that her brother, Hon. Mike