Arizona republican., 1907-09-23
ReMopELINe BUILDING.

REMoDELING BUILDING. - The
front of the Anehuser saloon is being
remodeled, a force of men being en-
gagged last night in puncturing the
wall preparatory TO placing a steel
Intel that will support it over the
wide glass front 10 be constructed
OF TERRITORIAL INTEREST-A
patent has recently been granted to
Jay DNStannard of Phoenix for nau-
tical indicating device. The following
pcstoffices have been made domestic
money order offices; Bonita, Corn
willie. Eagar and Groom Creek. Ray
Moulter has been appointed guard
! in the Black Mesa forest and Stanley
l.. Niven has been given a similar po-
sition in the Santa Catalina forest.
OR-MOREHEAD- Phoenix
friends have received advices of the
| wedding i'm Chico California, on Sep
TENDER II, of Or. Charles 4. O'Connor
and Miss Alma Morehead. The groom
was a resident OF Phoenix for several
years. serving once for a few months
as city health officer. He left here
a year or so ago and has recently ac-
quired ranch property in the vicin-
his attention most of the time.
/ ARIZONA CORN FlELDS-Hon.
Robert +. Morrison of Prescott ar
rived in town yesterday afternoon on
his way to Tucson on legal business.
He said that he was amazed on his
way from Prescott at the cornfields in
the mountains this side of Prescott.
s. J. Tribolet. who with Mrs.
Tribolet, was returning from a visit
to Switzerland. was on the train and
he said that the corn was as big as
any he had seen in the famed Kansas
fields, though he admitted that some
of the Kansas fields were of larger
area than those mountain corn fields.
( RETURN FROM THE COAST. -
Manager +. ID. Self Of the Saddle
Mountain Mining Co, returned to the
city on Saturday from a vacation on
( the coast. He says that the company
T has some plans not yet matured, but
that il is probable that the present
smelter will not be used but that a
new one in another location will be
erected. Development work will go on
just the same. More than that he
was not at this time prepared to state
except that he enjoyed a very pleas
ant trip ard is returning to look over
the situation.
INFORMATION WANTED. - The
city marshal has received a letter
from John Levine of 1924 Wentworth
avenue. Chicago, who is anXiously in
quiring for the whereabouts or fate
of his son, John NJ. Levine of whom
he has not heard in five months. and
who he fears is either dead or in
distress. When last heard from, the
young man was in a sanitarium in or
near this city. according to letters re-
ceived. and was quite i'll. The father
has never learned whether the young
man died or got better and is anxious
for some knowledge concerning his
fate.
AN INDIGNATION MEETiNG-A
meeting of socialists was held at the
city hall plaza yesterday afternoon to
protest against the course of the fed
eral authorities in the retention of
Yves C. Lelevier. whom the Mexican
government is seeking to eXtradite. II
was brought to the attention of the
meeting that the proceedings against
the young man had been dismissed
and that he is now being detained
without a warrant or any other form
of authority. a committee consisting
of F. Velarde. NJ. NJ. Elders and John
Earle was appointed to collect the
facts of the case and report at an
other meeting to be held at the same
place tonight.
ARIZONA NATIONAL BANKS
An abstract Of the reports to the
comptroller OF the currency shows tho
following conditions of the national
banks of this territory at the close of
business on Aug. %: Loans and dis
counts. s4,7O2.342: United States bonds
to secure United States deposits.
$685.. 900: other bonds to secure Unit
ed States deposits. $250.000: due from
national banks not reserve agents, |
s69. o15; due from state banks and !
bankers, $354,402; due from approved |
reserve agents. $1,214,905; total lawful !
money on hand. S734.S35; capital stock |
paid in, s755.000; surplus fund. $685. |
900; individual deposits. s7.410.6S1: |
United States deposits. $191,951: per- |
centage Of legal reserve to deposits, |
1914
THE RABBIT SITUATION. - Not
withstanding the bounty paid for /
strenuous warfare that he been |
waged against them all summer. the |
are still disturbing for tim |
id people. The rabbits are yet quite |
and one neVer can tell what |
minute he will be attacked by one. !
Yesterday afternoon a gentleman was |
standing on the Indian school car /
track near the north line of the city, |
when he heard a whirring noise, and |
glancing down. he saw a jack rabbit |
scoot between his legs, closely follow
ed by a dog, the latter losing ground |
at every jump. The other day a rab-
bit appeared in front of the court
house and circled around ii to the
west. disappearing down First avenue.
It was suggested by one that the rab-
bit came To bring his ears to the SUI
pervisors for the bounty, thinking he
could raise another paid for his own
use. This theory will not be counte-
nanced by fair minded people. The
rabbit has many faults. but he should
not be called a CRATER unless there is
some actual evidence against him.