Arizona republican., 1907-10-17
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SCHOOL LAND REVENUES Clerk Thomas of the board of sup CT, isors has deposited with the ter ritgrial treasurer s3.s3s-31 received in leases of school land.
 LICENSED TO wED-Marriage li- cenSes wcrc issueu yesterday to Charles Lester Bond and Mary Gladys Geruw. Antonio Pallan and Josephine Ant"n.. The Last two are Indians.
 NEW NOTARY-H- C. Johnson of Kofa. Was yesterday appointed mo- targ public by Governor kibbcy-
 SPENT THE DAY HERE. - Vice President and General Manager w. A. Drake of the S- F. F. X r. railroad. was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 4 WOMAN WRiTER.-Mrs. Stella Corf-ll of Joplin Missouri. is Q recent arrival in th. city. She is a newspa- per women of experience and expects to spend the winter here
 WINTER VSITORS-Mrs John H.,s.. Miss Rose and Mrs. Mamie Rose Merrill of Detroit and Mrs. C. r. Lesh- er of Lansing. Mich. have taken the
 
 CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATION- The board of civil service examiners ls conducting the examination of two applicants for irrigation engineer. The examination is being held in the office of The surveyor general
 RELATIVES cOMING.-Mrs. Fanny Shepard is rejoicing over d telegram reCeiyed yesterday morning from her mother Mrs. M- D. Dayton. from Chi caeo. saying she and her son Harry would start october l5. for this city Co spend the winter. Mrs. shepard xifh her dau ughter. left for Chicago. in March after enjoying Arizona's de- i.Ehtful winter climate. and returned here this fall
 AN OLD OFFENSE.-Justice Kyle yesterday had before him Pedro Sali- mas lho some time ago stole S5 from the house 0f a friend whom he had been in The habit of visiting and mak- ing himself al home whenever he pleased The crime was committed f-ne weeks go but he was just re- gently appreh-nded. His trial was set for today af D. m-
 OFF FOR vickSBURG.-Governor Eltbey ieft last night for>Vicksburg. Miss. where he wiH join President Roosevelt for a few days during his tr5p back Co Washington. When he ieaves The president the governor will g, Co h.s former home in Indiana for visit. returning to Phoenix about three weeks lnter. accompanied by his mother.
 GENTLEMAN ILL Henry Wool T-r-. a cattienan from the Verde coun- try. is very li. and threatened with appendicitis ai his room over the Hoff- Iaan. He was taken III at his ranch and rode oye- 5S miles on horseback but was unable to proceed further From Camp Creek he was brought to the city on blackboard. suffering considerable pain.
 BROUGHT FROM HILLSIDE - Walter Evans. formerly a resident of this valley. and well known to many h.re. was brought down yesterday on ths train from Hillside. very ul. and died yesterday al the hospital. The remains were taken in charge by E.as- teriiuE and Whitney till the funeral arrangements are made. He leaves d wife and several relatives
 SHORT klSIT=Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Edwards came down from Prescott ys--teriav and Co bc the guests of Doc tur and Mrs- q. W. Nick-rs. for d couple of dayl They came particu- lariy to meet Doctor and Mrs. Sobey si san f'ranei-co. Mrs S"ky being a sister of Mr. Edwards. They are eX- f-.cf-i Co arrive on the NJ & r. train thi- morning and tonight the visitors v..I all leave f'Ir Prescott.
 4 LONE skS.-The marshaTs of- flee Fs-s. riay received d call from North FIfth Avenue where a vag was entering th.. houses and telling the i'm habitaEts thereof that he was in need ai pair of trpusers- He was arrest e-i but uu hearing. was discharged. ls L. uas found Co be working. his joD I.aying hiin tL- high salary of @ a s.e--k. out oi Wfich he was paying SIPS a week Tor his room. He was one of tiis-e Eho believe it a virtue 10 beg under these conditions. and the City Recorder in view of his inclination to g.0ril i.f him Of with warning
 HOME FROM EURopE-Mrs O. F Black has returned from four months tour in Europe. A great part of The time was spent at her old home in Vienna Austria, and a couple of months Hsre spent in France. The Trip over was made through very bad weather. the voyage lasting thirteen days. but the re-urn journey was made in six days. While she had a most deiightful time in many ways. Mrs. Black says she missed the Arizona c<uat-. which appeals to her now more than it ever ida. Europe was cold and rainy a great part of th. time and very different from the weather in these parts
 THE TRUTH GOOD ENOUGH FiEur-s never lie Of their own accord but careless people sometimes make them appear in a very questionable light Recently the statement was made iu these columns that a Buck aga.s HHwrra..r ~a.Ea.-N -n-