Arizona republican., 1906-06-30
INFORMATION WANTED
 AT MARSHAL $ OFFICE
Concerning Various People of IrTeg-
 ular Habits.

Chief of Police Kinney has made a lot of people in this world happy, just by answering questions, and in fur nishing this information he has been materially aided by The Republican About month ago inquiry was made after a half dozen persons. through these columns, and in due course all of them were located. The chief now has another bunch for the consideration of those who like to help others.
 The first one is from Mrs E. E. Fiero of Willows, Cal, who says she would like very much to learn the ad- dress of her husband, F. E. Fiero, as she has important business that she cannot transact until she learns his ad- dress Anybody who can furnish the information, either to Mrs. Fiero or the marshal, will confer a favor MT. Fiero seems to be somewhat lax in his correspondence with his family. year ago he was working on the rail- road between here and Maricopa
 The next letter is from an attorney in Eugene, Ore, by the name of l. N Harbaugh. His letter is as follows: Tn october, 1894, there was a person living in your city by name Sarah Car ter, or Sarah Carter ReVier, or Sarah Carter Revier Smith, or Sarah Smith This lady has been married several times, hence so many names that she might assume. She was known here as Mrs. Sarah Carter Revier, but on leaV- ing Revier, whom she sent to the pen Cfor the reason that he had a former wlfe), she married one Smith She correspOnded with party in this place from your city, under the name of Sarah Carter Smith. Then she left Smith and wrote that she was going to return to California. I want trace of her. as she is supposed to be dead and her estate is being administered upon and there is an injustice being done her. She came from New York to this place in 1891. She is all right so far as her record here is concerned, and it is for her own good that I want to know her whereabouts. She was tall. with light complexion and sandy hair. Win you investigate and write me and give me some clue to her whereabouts Thanking you in advance. etc"
 MT. Kinney can find no trace of Mrs. Carter among the living, and knows no way of reaching her in the beyond. un- less it be through the columns of The Republican, to which he has appealed
 Another letter with which Marshal Kinney has been unable to accomplish anything, is herewith reproduced. It is printed with apologies to Kansas peO- pie generally for 1t is evident the writ CT is not a fair average of the Kansas literateur Or even the private corre- spondent. It will be appreciated by all readers of The Republican that Kansas has some compensation in the output of William Allen White. Ed Howe and J. K. Hudson. Rev. Charles Sheldon has dished up some creditabIe English. the Murdocks are not half bad, and Gov ernor Hoch frequently gets off some good things. In fact there are many others in Kansas who handle English fairly well 'as she is spoke" But this particular letter seems the more ludi- crous for the reason that on the other side of the sheet is an advertisement of some of the attractions of Lawrence and Douglas county among which are enumerated "one of the best systems of public, common and high schools in the west" state university with eleven buildings" a splendid business col lege," and the Haskell Indian school" Following is the letter verbatim, and it is suggested the writer got his office through political pull rather than by reason of his erudation:
 Lawrence, Kan.
 June 15, 1906.
 The city marshal of Jet more Arizona pr sir we hold A warrant For one col ored man by the name of fred Davis And I send you description of him He Is wanted for Burgley and i hold a Warrent for him And We here that he Is in your county That he runs through Fenix and JetmOre I did not find out wheather he was running on the road or was working for some company Some