Arizona republican., 1907-11-10
OF LOCAL
III INTEREST
CALLED TO CALIFORNIA. - .

CALLED TO CALIFORNIA. - Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Davenport left Satur-
day evening for San Francisco in re-
Spouse to word OF serious illness OF
Mrs. DavenDort's father.
T-OlSON.-Harry G. Scott Of
this city and Miss Leah b. Olsen of
Racine. Wis. were married last even
ing at O'Clock by Rev. Campbell Of
the Presbyterian church.
coNVIcTS FOR YUMA. Deputy
Sheriff Wayne Davis left last night for
Yuma. with Arnold Green. convicted
of participating in the Council bur
glary and A. Palomino. convicted of
a deadly assault upon his wife.
Y. M. c. A. MEETlNG.-The regular
meeting OF the Y. NJ. c. 4. will be held
in the Veterans Hall this afternoon at
5 O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Whitfield will adj
dress the meeting, and special music
is CLAIMED.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. -
The following will be the order of the
services of the Salvation Army today:
open air meeting 10 a. m: junior
meeting II a. m; open air meeting 2
p m: Christian gathering p. m;
open air meeting =. m. The regular
evening service VIII take place at s
d. m. The subject will be death and
AfteTward."
APPRECIATIVE.- f. +. Rick
ard left last night via the Santa Fe
for England, escorting the body of her
late husband. Before leaving she stated
that she desired to acknowledge
through The Republican, her thanks
and appreciation of the favors shown
her during her bereavement by many
friends. particularly by Rev. Maclean
and the members of the First II. T..
church. and by the firm OF Easterling
and Whitney.
POLICE BUSlNEsS-The police de-
partment Yesterday picked up on the
streets one iron gray mule which Is
now in the city pound waiting for the
owner This mule IS not Maud. \
couple OF vags We're given ten days
in the cellar. Jane Doe was fined SO
for prostitution. Three drunk and
disorderly persons We're each incar-
cerated Cor seven da.-s.
A GOOD DAY. - Yesterday there
We're S74 patrons.of the city water ser
vice who called and paid their dues.
il being the last day Of grace. On Mon
day the man with the monkey wrench
will start on his rounds and 81 will be
( charged to each delinquent. Yesterday
was one of the busiest days in the
I history Of the service for collections,
the total amount being s911.96.
AT HIS OLD TRlcKS-Onie Reed
who lately returned to Phoenix. after
an absence Of several years. came to
/ the surface last night in way which
/ got another man into trouble. He was
| in the Palace saloon and engaged In
an alteration with the bartender. He
finally threw n s2ittoOn across the
bar. John Bodet the proprietor, sefz-
Z ed = receiver and Reed ran out Of the
I saloon into the Capitol next door. He
was laughing over the affair as joke,
! but he quit laughing when Bodet. still
I armed with his gun, entered. Before
I he could use il he was disarmed. Reed
/ later swore out a warrant against him.
/ WHERE is EMILE OTTO.-A let
I ter was handed Sheriff Harden YES
/ terday making inquiry about 4 man
/ by the name of Emile Otto. The letter
| is from his wife. Mrs. Mary Otto. OF
I 1899 Bismarck Street, St. Louis. She
/ writes: Dear Sir: | do not know. but
/ Mr. Fritz Bausmann told me that you
wrote him . letter that my husband
| was shot and killed on the Mexican
road So, VIII you please let me
| know whether = : so. and send me
the death certificate. He had no hail
|. l. So. 1nn hlP l
of his head His name is Emile Otto
He was a machinist. He has not beer
home for three years. If any one finds
him | would like to paw"
II FIRST NJ. e. CHURCH.-Preachin
morning ard evening b. DIR. 5. G
/ Rogers, il being the occasion Of oul
First quarterly meeting. Special music
at both services. Sunday school al
| 9:45, Junior League at 2. Epwortf
Il League at 6:30. The sacrament Of the
I Lord. Supper will be administered al
4 the morning service.
! AFTER A LONG ABSENCE.-O. W
! Klinger of Los Angeles. arrived in tbs
\ city yesterday for, n visit with old
\ friends Mr. Klinger for long time
! was foreman of the job department OF
1 The Republican. and remained here
/ until twelve years ago. He went from
I here 10 Silverton Colo. where he en-
] gagged in the newspaper business or
his own account and was very highly
/ successful in the conduct Of it. His ar
/ fairs prospered so much that though
/ he is still a young man, he can affort
| TO take no thought Of his earthly future
I and can afford to give still less thought
/ to the printers scale of wages, anC
/ their schedule Of hours. This is th'
! first return of Mr.. Klinger since hc
went away. and he finds a SURPRISING
/ change within the dozen years which
/ have elapsed.
4 Arizona chapter No. l. r. 4. NJ. will
confer rhe Royal Arch degree Monday