Arizona republican., 1906-05-22

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 GONE EAST-W. J. Murphy left yesterday morning for the east, his des- tination not being announced.
 FINAL COUNTY COURT - Judge Kent left on Sunday night for Florence where he will hold court day or two.
 WEEKLY PRAYER MEETING The weekly prayer meeting at the Crit tenton home will be held tonight at 5 o'clock. It will be led by Mrs. Minnie Wright.
 BITTEN BY A Doo-Philip Neville better known locally as Lord Neville, and who now resides in the Fowler neighborhood, was in the city yester- day interviewing local physicians in the interest of a boy in his employ who was recently bitten by a dog. MT. Neville feared there might be danger of rabies, and was trying to ascertain what steps to take to send the boy to the Pasteur institute in Chicago for treatment.
 AN INDIAN SCHOOL MONUMENT That collection of buildings known as the Phoenix Indian school is constantly growing, and even now looks almost like a little city by itself. There is fire quently something added that increases this appearance. The latest improve ment at the school is a huge smoke stack. forty-six inches in diameter and sixty feet high. weighing two tons. It astc hria mic ear h. making the top of the structure eighty feet high.
 FROM JAIL TO MATRIMONY.- Ventura Martinez got out of jail yester- day by marrying his victim. He was brought back from Prescott several days ago, where he had been arrested on telegraphic instructions charging him with the seduction of a young girl, Dolores Martinez, who, however, was no relation of his until yesterday. The instant Martinez was locked up, he began clamoring for matrimony, but the affair could not be arranged until yesterday The whOIe matter of the prosecution and the marriage of Mar tinez was superintended and directed by Justice Burnett.
 THE SPEED LIMIT.-The police are determined to impress on the au- 
 city, the fact that the ordinance passed for the regulating of speed within the city limits was not conceived for the purpose of numbering up the law books but really means what it says. A few nights ago a Phoenix chauffeur was arrested and forfeited a five-dollar bail bond for failure to appear in court. Sunday night the same driver repeated his ofense and was held un- der a bond of fifteen dollars, which he also forfeited. It is likely the penal ties will increase in similar ratio just as. long as this same man cares to play the game.
 GOING OUT INTO THE WORLD Harry Cox of Morristown, arrived in the city yesterday morning and spent the day here visiting friends. MT. Cox is planning a trip for the summer, which will include Los Angeles and San Francisco a boat trip to Port land and then a trip east to his for mer home at Chicago. It has been eight years since MT. Cox has been away from the territory, and he says that it is his plan to become gradually accustomed to city life by visiting several cities before he arrives in Chicago. He does not want his rela- tives to think that he has forgotten how to act when in a city. His return trip after his Chicago visit will be made by way of Fl Paso with a possi- To vie nT Ex sv,