Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-09
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RETURNED TO loWA-Miss Car
RE Brown OF Alba, Iowa, left yester-
day for home after a visit with Mrs.
Bert Brown of 723 West Madison.
IOWA VIsIToRS-Mr and Mrs.
Charles H. Peppers of Centreville
Iowa are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Brown of 723 West Madison St.
A HAPPY HoME-There is happi-
ness in the home of r b. Schupp. n
bookkeeper in the Phoenix National
bank the occasion OF Il being fine
son who arrived yesterday.
cRITTENToN HOME RECEPTION
The reception which is given annu-
ally by the management of the Floi-
ence Crittenton Home will occur at
that institution on the 2Sth OF this
month.
A MESA REcITAL-Mr. Eugene
RcdeMill. MI. Frank Hildebran. NJ
I'Vul Renau ingals and Mrs. -,
French ,,OoF :. the talented eloCutiOr-
iSt. assisted q recital at Ma lass
evening.
THE HARMONY ClUB-The Har-
mony club is planning to give an ART
IONA program on the 27th and an in
vitation will be extended the other
women's clubs of the city to meet with
the Harmony club on that day.
FOR A DAYS VlSlT-Jack Hanlon
arrived here yesterday from the north
having spent a week on Castle Creek
since his return from California. He
expects To leave today for New York
Il
CHlLD'S STUDY CIRCLE TIE
Child Stud Circle Of Center sCucoi
viii net H. the school building at .: -
O'clock next Thursday afternoon. ~
ios suggested by the recent convcn;.. 7
NJ the Arizona Mothers Congress WI
@ discussed.
MATINEE MUSICAL cLUB-The
meeting OF the Matinee Musical Club
this week was a very pleasant affair.
The ladies OF the legislature were
present and a very pleasing program
was presented. one Of the most enjov-
able features OF which was the singing
OF Miss Revare of New York.
SENTENCED FOR FIGHTING
Jack Johnson was before Justice of the
Peace tombstone yesterday for fight
ing. He didn't see it that way He
had not lost his temper. He was
good friend of the man he had been
accused OF fighting. and it surprised
him very much to think that anyone
would accuse him of fighting. But the
Judge after a little talk showed him
the folly of his way and so johnson
thought it would be better to plead
guilty He was given eight days to
think of his trouble.
GONE TO ROOSEVElT-Engineers
l.. E. Hill and W. II. Saunders went
TO Granite Reef on Thursday 10 in
spect the progress of work on the di-
version dam and also went on to the
Arizona head where operations have
begun. Mr.. Hill reported the frame
work for the cable tower at the lat
ter point about half finished. Yester-
day Mr. Hill and family. Mr.. Sanders
and Mr.. Ensign left for Roosevelt. go
ing in Mr.. Hills new automobile. II
was the first trip over the road with q
big machine. but il has proved entirely
satisfactory on its shorter excursions
and there is no doubt It did on this
one. Word was received last night
that the party reached Fish creek at
welt by o'clock.
BASEBALL TODAY-There are
number of nice white lines on the dia-
mond out at the Indian school which
will be spoiled in short order this af-
ternoon when the Mesa high school
goes after the aboriginal base ball
meat. The two teams are pretty even
~ matched. the Mesas having had two
hard games since their defeat by the
Indians. This I sthe first game at the
Indian school and promises to be a
fast one. Little Ochiho. the crack
Indian pitcher. who has been suffering
from a lame arm. will be able to
pitch and John will catch. The re-
mainder Of the team is as follows:
1st b.. Scott: End b.. Wateuma: Bird
b. Ais Sc. Foster; IT,. Chutnicvt; Ct. !
Pasmado; rf.. Vaughn. The game will
begin promptly at 2:30 y. m.
CHARGED WITH ASSAUlT-Ale- |
jandro Baca was arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued by Justice John
stone. charging him with assault on
Effie Scott who resides in the tender
loin district. He was arraigned and
will be given a hearing this morning.
Il is charged that he went to the
abode OF Effie Scott and while there
demanded ten dollars which he said
he had given her for safe keeping
When she demuIred he drew a razor
and made a threatening demonstration
telling her that unless the money was
forthcoming he would cut her throat |
She did not dare scream for help but
was thoughtful enough to talk loudly |
in her argument so the dialogue could |
be heard by a woman in an adjoin !
ing apartment. This woman yelled |
TO her that it was all right; that an |
officer was coming in sight and she !
would send him inforthwith. This re- |
mark had the desired effect for when |
heard it he Immediately put |
up his murderous knife and left the |
place. The facts were reported to |
the officers who yesterday located him |
in the same part of the city and placed |