Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-23
OF LOCAL
INTEREST
MRS. JAcaUITH eETTER-Mrs.

MRS. JAcoulTH 6ETTER-Mrs.
w. r. Jacquith. who has recently been
quite IN IN connection with surgical
operation. has recovered sufficiently to
be removed from the hospital and
though still confined at home she H.
believed To be out of danger and on
the way To rapid recovery.
VISIT OF ENGINEER ENSIGN
o. IL. Ensign. consulting electrical en- %
glneer OF the reclamation service. ar
rived here Wednesday and left yester-
day for Roosevelt. He win inspect the
second unit of the power plant thai Is
now being installed. and look after the
details OF the work. after which he Will
go over the line now being surveyed
for the transmission cable which Is to
supply this valley with electric power
later on.
G. A. r. ouTPoSTS-There appears
elsewhere in this issue notice by De-
partment Commander James H.
Creighton requesting the address OF all
old soldiers OF the civil war with GER
tain information about their service.
The object OF this Is to carry out a
plan adopted a,'tke last national en-
u
what are called outposts. Wherever
there are three or more veterans an
outpost may be formed to be affiliated
with the nearest regular post.
CERTIFIED DElEGATES-Certi-
flcates have been issued by the clerk Of
the board OF supervisors to the candi-
dates elected from this county to the
constitutional convention but what on
earth those successful candidates will
do with these certificates is past find
ing out. They may have them framed
10 be handed down to posterity. But
the certificates had to be issued and the
clerk had to get the task of his hands
somehow. II the delegates do not go
TO a constitutional convention some-
where Il will be their own fault and not
because they have not been sufficiently
empowered
A CHANCE TO SEE ARIZONA
Those who have friends On the east
whom they would like TO see this win
ter should write them about the chance
the Santa Fe has given them To come
west for little money \ special round
trip viii be sold for one fare plus So
from all points I'm Iowa. Missouri, nn-
AOiSs NN0h'eAo NtnI1Skt. lutSt
tickets win be on sale the first and
third Tuesday of every month from
December to April, both inclusive with
a final limit OF thirty days. These
tickets are known as homeseekers' ex-
cursion tickets and are good from all
points i'm the above named states TO all
points on the Santa Fe lines i'm this
territory.
GRFFENBERG PLEADS GUILTY.
"A. G. Griffenburg, Woo was arrested
at Red Rock a week ago for the theft
of horse and buggy from the Club
stables. and the embezzlement of ko-
dak from the Berryhill company. yes
terday pleaded guilty TO the theft OF a
-watch from II. NJ. Jones with whom he
had boarded. When Grffenburg was
arraigned for this offense last Mon
day he denied that he had stolen the
watch. though he admitted that he had
done all the other things with which
he was charged. while under the influ-
ence of liquor. For the theft OF the
watch he was sentenced TO sixty days
in the county Jail. This follows a SEN
tence of sixty days for the embezzle-
ment OF the kodak. The two sentences
will carry him pretty well along to-
ward the time of the next meeting OF
the grand jury when the felony charge
based on the theft of the horse and
buggy will be heard.