Arizona republican., 1907-08-31
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TO THE CoAST-Engineer Shib- ley left yesterday for the coast to visit his family for a couple of weeks.
 BANKS CLoSED-Monday being Labor day and legal holiday the banks of the city will be closed.
 GOING EAST-Superintend c. M. Scott of the M. and P. left last night for Cincinnati, where he will meet his family and accompany them kome to Phoenix.
 SMALL DOCkET-Nestor Lopez for raising a row in the Central hotel was yesterday tried and fined s7 and given time to pay. For a similar offense in another part of the city Antonio Gar cia was separated from s5.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES school 9:45 a.m., J. M. Stew art, superintendent; preaching II ann, subject, "Augurs Prayer" Christian EndeavOr. pm. Preaching at pm. subject. "The Wedding Garment" L. w. Williams. pastor.
 YUMA vlSITORS-H. H. Donkers- ley, a supervisor, J. M. Polhaumus, county recorder, and P. C. Bayne, all of Yuma. were in the city yesterday for few hours. They came up to at- tend the funeral of Col. Leavell at Tempe.
 VEGAS PiSTOL-Yesterday Justice Johnstone examined under a micro- scope the pistol supposed to have be- longed to Jesus Vega, who attacked Pitto Lorenzo, and found that it came from the very place in Spain where Vega was born. leaving the inference that .he probably brought it over with him when he came. Vega denied that he ever owned a weapon.
 WANTED A RElATlONSHIP-An Indian came to J. B. Alexander of Sa- eaton a few days ago and inquired for "a relationship. MT. Alexander was at a loss to figure out what the redskin really meant. He did not know wheth- CT it might be made of gold or simply Ia 'dobe arrangement. Finally the In- dian made him to see that it was marriage license that he wanted. To could make it.
 DESPoILED THE DOGGERY. - The dogs of Jose Mates have gone where the Woodbine twineth. Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams was yesterday call ed upon to act as eXecutioner and going to the home of Mates called the CUTS one by one and they were sent over to the dog Valhalla. Mates had been in jail for two days laying out a fine for the offense committed by one of his vicious brItes and he declared that he would stay there forever be- fore he would allow his sooners to be made over into material for winner wursts. But Mates relented as the prospect of spending the rest of his days in the cellar loomed up more cer tain. so he consented to gather the population of his doggery and assist in the funeral. The dogs were not good for anything, and were causing the citizens of the southern part of the city a good deal of annoyance.
 TO KElVlN.-W. F. Baseman left yesterday for a business trip to the Kelvin country.
 AN APPROACHING WEDDING Cards have been received by the Phoe- nix friends of the prospective groom, issued by NIT. and Mrs. James A. Pot ter. announcing the marriage of their niece. Miss Laura Williams Calder, to Ernest Goodhue Stroud. The ceremony HI Dt pfAlOi iiitu III tilt DdPtiS1 church at Santa Barbara September 3d at pm. MT. and Mrs. Stroud will be at home in Fl Paso after october 1st. Mir Stroud is a Phoenix boy. having been born in this city and lived here until his early manhood. For a few years past he has been in the employ of the Southern Pacific Railroad com pany and was recently promoted to the position of engineer in the passen- ger train service, on the Fl Paso and Tucson division. IL was said at the time that he was the youngest man in the company's employ holding that re- sponsible position. He has a host Of friends in this city who will wish him. self and bride all the good things of life.