Arizona republican., 1907-11-21
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MINING MAN. Philip Wiseman. superintcndent of the Ray mine. was
 a business visitor in the city yesterday. TUCSON VlSIToR.-W. B. Kelley. the well known newspaperman of Tue
 son is in the city on business for a | few da.-s.
 | STRAY WHEElS.-The city mar | shal has three wheels which the own CTS can have by proving property. The
 names of the bicycles are Pierce. Standard and Eldridge.
 OFFERED POSITION-Bnly Bar
 nett. who has been playing with the Phoenix Browns. has been offered a
 position with a\m;ning company south of Tucson and will probably leave in
 d few days to accept.
 LADIES' AID SocIETY.-The Bap- tist Ladies A.d societ.- will have q called meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Tut tle on North Fourth avenue. A good attendance is desired.
 BRIEF DOCkET-Jose Labrln yes
 terday was fined g. before Justice Kyle for fighting. Harry Trunbuh. accused of the same, was discharged and Harr:' DacUs was assessed S4 for fistic encounter with Turnbull The plane thief was not arraigned yester-
 day. being i'll at the county jail. FUNERAL OF ANDERSON The
 funeral services of Fred Anderson who
 died few days ago at the Sisters
 hospital from injuries received at the
 baI from the parlors of Easterling and Whitney at r.. m. and the remains will be
 inferred in the RoSedale cemetery.
 BUCKEYE PRoDuCTS-The pump kins milk and green corn raised in the Buckeye section are incomparable.
 This statement k inspired by d good Iy quantity of the aforesaid products that in the form of pumpkin pie. etc. now repose where they do newspa- per man most good. The testimony Is therefore direct and unimpeacable.
 BUSINESS ExPA$SIoN-Like all other Phoenix business men. Frank Shirley has expanded his business to meet the demands, of a growing pat ronage and his artistic efforts are no longer confined to making hair look pretty and fixing feet SO that they can he used to walk on now and then.
 He has added a manicuring deparment having employed an experienced wo- man 10 take Charg. of it.
 4 GROWING USINESS-Arthur
 WetzIer has found it necessary to have more help in his grocery store and his brother. William Wetzler having dis posed of his store at Arlington. has Ina int i'm ha sfA here The business. which was mere fruit and vegetable stand when start ed. has grown to the proportions of regular grocery store. and the propri- etors propose to keep it growing.
 LOCATED HORSE.-An Indian yes- terday applied to the city marshars of flee saving that his horse which he had lost a month ago was hitched to wagon in front of the city hall plaza. This vehicle was watched. and when another Indian appeared as the owner. he willingly gave mp the horse. He claimed that he bought the animal from some one on the Mcdowell road. The police will now find out if possi- ble how the other party came in pos session of the Indians horse.
 OPEN FOR BUSINESS. The Spaulding- -Rinard company is now ready for business in the room at the corner of Washington and Second avenue. where they will conduct real estate. loan and investment business. Both members of the firm have resid- ed in the valley for oVsr twelve years. F. A. Spaulding was in the real es- tate line for seven years before remov- ing to Los Angeles: w C. Rinard or Bert. as he is familiarly known. has been successful as a business man. whose honesty is well known. The firm should do successful business.
 POLICE BUSINESS. - The police yesterday added three drunks to the accumulation of sinful at the city jail which has been large in the last few days. The story of one Scott who was found back of the Casino saloon. that he had been robbed of about sI4. has been disproved and it k not believed by the city marshal that he never was possessed of as much money as that for sometime. When Scott was brought to the jail he was in such a condition that a doctor was summoned Some one about the saloon. as d practical joke. threw bottle of mustard oil in the drunks face. nearly suffocating him
 PLEASING FRATERNAI EVENT. A very enjoyable and somewhat un- usual event occurred in the Odd Eel lows lodge room last night. at the conclusion of the regular business ses- sion at which time Charles Harvey. 4 resident of this valley. was given the decoration of n veteran Odd Fellow bN the presentation to him of Veterans jewel. by the grand secretary. George A. Mintz. Eligibility for the possess ion of one of these jewels consists in being member of one odd NFelIows lodge for twentv-five years. MT. Har- NeN is a member of the Winnipep.