Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-23
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GIDEON CLUB BANQUET T

GIDEON CLUB BANQUET The
Gideon Club of the Church of Christ
will hold their regular banquet and
business meeting at the church par
lors Thursday evening of this week
| Two new members will be initiated
into the club at this meeting and
good time will be had. Members are
requested to be present and bring
their friends. Supper will be served
as usual.
SUIT IN REPLEVIN.-Suit was
filed yesterday by L. NJ. Schenck VS..
| the Mesa Hay. Grain and Milling Co,
to replevin pol sacks or $3.50 pounds
Of barley. The complaint alleges that
the barley was wrongfully taken from
the plaintiff by j. A. Martin and
turned over to the milling company.
The plaintiff prays for the return of
the barley or S336.09 and or $50 for
costs and damages.
AN ACCUMULATED SENTENCE.
james Langsdorf was yesterday
sentenced to fourteen days in the
county Jail. He had been drunk and
| disorderly and when taken before
Justice Kyle he pleaded guilty, but
1
| that was given him. When his men,
DRY was logged he recalled that the
| last time he was before the authOri-
ties he had skipped out and not paid
his fine of 81. This time Justice Kyle
thought Langsdorf should make up
for lost time. Solando Tahia and John
| Baker were committed to the Jail for
! seven days each and Chas. Cross was
fined 81. All had been disorderly.
WOMAN'S CLUB LEGlSIATlON.-
The Woman's club voted at yesterdays
meeting to do everything possible to
bring about the passage of the bill soon
to be introduced by Hon. Neil E. Bailey
of Cochise county for the punishment
OF delinquent parents. They also voted
to work in behalf of a petition sent out
by the Yuma club. This is a petition
TO the Twenty-fOurth Legislature asking
that a bill be Enacted making ii a mis-
, demeneor for women to enter saloons in
Arizona in any capacity and also max
ing il a misdemenOr on the part of the
owners of saloons to allow them to en-
? ter. Prof. Colder of the Tempe Normal
= gave an intensity interesting talk on
his life; while a government teacher
in Alaska and also told OF basketry, the
I Significance of the various totem poles
etc. The next club day will be the
mid winter lark. to which only mem
bers of the club are eligible. Prof
Todd's pupils last evening gave a very
entertaining recital. They reflected
credit upon their instructor and il
many cases their work was very re-
markable considering the extrem
youth of most of those who took par
in last evenings entertainment.
REALTY SAlES.-H. /. Latham 8
> Co. and W. II. Nall, report a couple o
-sales of valuable acreage property
il'aosUIr,- y lsconsIn. 1t is better de.
scribed as the northeast quarter of tn,
northwest quarter of section il
: township , north, range east. ol
about a mile west of the Indian school
The property is unimprOved. The con-
slderatlon in the transaction was
1920. The other sale was made for
j. y. Perry, to Henry \. Adams OF
Houston Texas. The property is a
forty acre farm north of Phoenix in
the orange belt, under the Arizona
canal. and is described as the north
west quarter OF the northeast quarter
of Section 81, Township north. range
3 east. Though it is in the orange belt
and is well improved, it is not planted
10 orange trees. The land though. is
IN cultivation and there is a good
house on the farm. Mr. Adams is
manager of the marine department of
the insurance business Of Mcclure.
Kelly & Co. of Houston. He has
been spending some time here with
his mother, but expects to return to
Houston as soon as the railroad is
opened again to Maricopa. If he can
arrange to do so, he expects to spend
his winters here in the future Mr.
Adams is very enthusiastic over his
section of Texas. which makes the
compliment of his investment here all
the more appreciated.