Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-10
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A HORSE PINCHED-A buckskin
pony was picked up on the streets yes
terday by officer Perrin. 1t is now at
the city corral waiting a claimant. 1t
bore saddle with the initials L. A. ].
WEEKLY PRAYER MEETING G.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Florence Crittenton home viii be held
this evening at eight o'clock, led by
Il. T. Cillett.
BACK FROM DENVER-Mr. and
Andrew Downing have returned from
Denver where he and Mrs. Downing
spent the summer. He reports that it
l. cool in Denver and that they had a
very pleasant trip.
A GOOD TOSiTION-Prof. John w.
Todd. formerly with the Phoenix high
school writes a friend in the city that
he will teach this year in the Tacoma
Washington, high school, where he
Will have charge of the physics de-
cartment.
ACCIDENT TO STAGE Word
reached here last night that the stage
coming down from Roosevelt to Mesa
was turned over and two ladies were
bruised and injured slightly. 1t was
said that the accident was due to the
smashing of a brake on the stage.
BUSINESS MEETING OF Y.P.S.C.
E.-Tonight at 7:30 the Christian
young people win bod their first bust
ness meeting since the hot weather
began. Several matters of importance
will be brought before the society.
Every member is urged to be present.
ARIZONA Run FRIDAY-Engineer
Reed announced yesterday that he eX-
pected that there would be d run of
irrigation water in the Arizona canal
on Friday. He will leave today for the
head to see how the work is pro-
crossing on the repair of the dam.
NEW TEACHER-School opened in
the Madison school district north OF
town yesterday and there was a larger
attendance than was expected. The
teacher is Miss Hickman. who arrived
here a few days ago from Fairmont.
West Virginia.
A SPECIAL EDITION - Sundays
Arizona star, TucSon's morning news
paper, is a very creditable issue, of
n seven column pages. and printed
in three sections. Besides its local and
Associated Press report it contains a
fine writeup of the old Pueblo and is
well Illustrated.
NOTICE TO GAINES Attorney
General z. s. Clark, for the territory.
yesterday fled with the clerk of the
supreme court, a notice to ]. y. Gaines.
tax collector of Cochise county that
he would on Nov. IL ask for a man
date commanding him to collect the
lakes assessed against the Copper
Queen company in 1891. This is mere
~ a notice to Mr.. Gaines in conformity
with the petition and amended petition
recently fled by Mr.. Clark in the same
case and represents no new action.
WILSON REED-Roger p. Wilson
and Carrie =. Reed We're married Sun
day evening at six O'clock at the par
souaCe Of the Central Methodist church
BY Rev. Harold Govette. The ring
ceremony was used and the wedding
WAS witnessed by only q few friends Of
the couple. Mr.. Wilson is q South
Carolinian and has been a Phoenix
resident for about seven years. He is
employed with the Long, Hardware
company and is a deservedly popular
Young man. Miss Reed is from Bos-
ton. Mass. and has been an employe
OF the reclamation Offices. The many
friends of the couple wish them well.
GEORGE KIRKLAND IN LOVE-.
Though George Kirkland. probate court
clerk is old enough to know better he
is not backward in announcing that
since his return home from the coast
he has fallen desperately in love. The
object of his affections is his type
writer in the society of which he is
found during the greater part of his
office hours. Judge Phillips. strange
as il may seem. is entirely agreeable
20 the situation and offers no protest
He believes il is much better for
George to be in the society of the
typewriter than in some other society
which otherwise might claim his at
tention. OF course il is not one of
those typewriters that one sees so Of
ten attired in skirts. for George has
cut out all that nonsense. The one
that does hold him in thrall however,
is just a plain old Fisher machine. one
Of the sort that all the county officers.
abstractcrs and others in similar lines
Of endeavor are equipping their offices
with as fast as possible. for il writes
on books and large documents just as
easily as on a letter head. much fast
er and neater than even Mr.. kirkland
can write with his hands which were
crippled up in pulling a young woman
out of the Pacific ocean during his
vacation.