Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-10

cumbed to his lifelong passion for cut
ting meat Yesterday morning at day
break he was behind Sne block in the
meat market of his son Joe. slicing of
porterhouse regardless. Fred is only
so years young but says he is rapidly
approaching maturity. For The last
twenty-five years he has been car
rying around a bald head. and Dragging
about it. but il is all off now. or
rather. ii is all on again. His hair
has begun TO grow again and he has a
foretop now that would be quite an at
traction to his old friend Geronimo if
the latter could only meet him without
restraint and had his scalp litter with
him. Fred says he believes every
young man who expects to make any
thing of himself should acquire skill i'm
as great diversity of vocations as
possible. Acting on that impulse. he
has during his residence in Yuma taken
up stationary engineering. and recent
~ has been running a cold storage
plant there. II he can't make a living
selling meat or running an engine he
will enter the professions and as a last
resort may turn preacher. There is no
use for man to be discouraged as long
as he has good health and as fine a
country as this to move around in. He
has been in Arizona for more than for
ty years and having looked the country
over pretty thoroughly has come to the
conclusion that he will make his home
here
THIS is THE TENTH.-More i'm
portant than Christmas or the Fourth
of July. to PHOENIX people. is the 10th
Of every month, and this is the day
This is the end of the week and three
days grace given by the city to all
patrons of the water department. to pay
up for the service of the current month
or abide the consequences. Tomorrow
the man with the wrench. the munic-
ipal bogie man. viii be afield and there
Will be trouble for all who let the sun
set tonight without having made their
peace with the water department. It
viii be no use to tender the boyle man
money for he don't dare take it. 1t is
his business to shut the water off.
That's all He'll turn ii on again when
he gets orders from headquarters. not
before. and the orders will not be given
until the rental is paid and a dollar
beside for the trouble. It's better to
have no trouble with the boyle man.
It's better to pay the rental this morn
ang and not have trouble with anybody.
The city isn't hunting trouble. All it
wants IS mOney.
WAR AGAINST VICE-Some re-
former Of the Tamale Sam school in
vaded the saloon of Bob Hayes Thurs
day night after the doors were locked.
and carted away three boxes of cigars.
heavily impregnated with nicotine.
which is menace to health. a bottle
of whiskey. which was still more pois-
onous. and a revolver that is unques-
tionably vicious when properly load
ed and used
GOING EAST.-Mrs. II. A. Diehl will
leave on this afternoons Santa Fe
train for her former home in Warren.
Ohio, where she will spend the sum-
mer with her parents who will probab-
ly accompany her home when she re-
turns about October LIST. Mr.. Diehl
will accompany her as far as Prescott.
LEAVES FOR SAN FRANCISCO. =
Miss Bertha Smith will leave this
evening. via the Southern Pacific. for
San Francisco for a short visit.
TO SPEND SUNDAY.-H. J. Nc
Chung will leave on this afternoons
north bound train to spend Sunday in
Prescott.