Arizona republican., 1907-12-14

yesterday appointed notary public. | A NORTHERN SHEEP MAN.-Levi
 Young. a northern Arizona sheep rais- f CT. was in the city yesterday. He re-
 ports that there are now 450.000 sheep
 at Cordes in Yavapai county. en route
 to this valley and that most of them win be sheared at Cave Creek. About 1 :. 900 head belong to Mir. Young.
 THE PRIORITY CASE-It was an- nounced yesterday that the priority ! case had been continued till next Tues day. when evidence would begin to be | taken regarding the lands under the Mesa canal. That was only partly true. i It is fact that the taking of such ev- | idence will begin on that date. but the Iadiournment was taken only until next Monday when the testimony concern | ing lands under the Arizona canal will be concluded.
 QUICK TS.-Advertising in "The Earth the Santa Fe paper. gets
 about the quickest action of anywhere apparently. The results begin to be felt even before the paper gets into circulation. Yesterday three inquiries
 were received at the board of trade in which reference was made to the De- cember issue of The Earth" and so far. only one copy of the paper has
 reached the board, though large con- signment is anXiously awaited.
 MISSIONARY CHURcH-A conven-
 tion by the Missionary Church asso- citation will be held at Bethany chapel. corner of Ninth and Fillmore streets, commencing Sunday. Dec. 15, and con- tinuing all the week. Services will be held at 1G:3O am. and in the evenings
 at 7:30. and will be held partly in the
 German language The speakers will
 be Rev J. E. Ramsyer of Fort Wayne.
 Ind: Dr. w H Chandler of Wheat
 on. H.. and Rev. Isaac Hess, return
 ed missionary from China. others are
 expected also. The subject will be
 The Four Fold Gospel. All are cor
 dially invited.
 SPECIAL MEETlNG.-There was a
 special meeting yesterday of the di-
 rectOrs of the board of trade, to listen
 to the gentlemen representing the pub
 lication See America First" who
 seek the boards endorsement. It is
 understood that it is a subscription en-
 terprise entirely and that there will
 be a number of Salt River valley ar
 ticles including one by Governor Kib-
 bey and one by Secretary Cowgirl and that the articles will be nicely illus trated The matter was left with the president. secretary and the chairman of the advertising committee for ac- tion. The resolution passed at the previous meeting concerning the pub lication of a city directory was recon sidered after which the original resolu- ton was passed without the clause re- quiring that the printing be done in Phoenix.
 AN UNUSUAL SIGHT.-Yesterday morning there was a visitor to the haunts of his forefathers in the vicin- ity, no member of the tribe having ever been here within the recollection of the oldest inhabitants He was a young coyote and appeared to be bad ly confused He was first seen run ming east on Jackson street. near the Santa Fe freight depot and was trav- cling at a high rate of speed. It ap- peared that everybody in that part of town noticed him and got into the street behind him. After running two or three blocks. he turned south and disappeared in the brush in the direc tion of the river It was supposed he had been started up by dogs west of town and becoming confused headed in this direction without observing the collection of houses until he had got among them, when he became more | confused than ever.
 CANTALOUPE ASSOCIATtON-An l those having in mind the joining of | the cantaloupe association to be form | ed among the farmers east of Phoenix. | and all those interested in the raising | of cantaloupes there or elsewhere in l this vicinity, are requested to be pres | ent at the board of trade room this af- | ternoon for the purpose of organizing | the association. Belt Fine and C. A. l Bromell on Tuesday visited Tempe and | called on the officers and some of the | members of the Tempe association. | in order to learn more of the details | of the work in hand. It was a profit | able visit and it is expected that some ! of the Tempe men will be here today | to give the members of the new asso- citation the benefit of their experience. There is some talk of organizing an- other association in Glendale and the ! Glendale farmers interested will be welcomed and privileged to secure all the information possible during the meeting
 THE SECOND DOSE. - Robert Bailey. a former well known contract or of the city returned lately after long absence. The cheerfulness which | he found here after having seen so 1 mach of '-loom elsewhere. had a bad effect upon him. He sought to share t and primed himself from the flowing bowl with the result that Constable Murphy had to take him in tow on |. Thursday morning. Yesterday he was SO nearly recovered that Justice John stone tried him and fined him s. The court had some misgivings aoour
 turning him loose on the community put Bailey thought he could stand . done and he was permitted to go . Within six hours he was found in a saloon making rough house. After . having been thrown out twice he again . 'cl1 into inc nf