Arizona republican., 1907-09-30

| from the man who makes the most
perfect machine for spreading kaiso-
mine. The old fashioned man with the
Iwhitewash brush has seen his day
\ and the work is now done with hose
and a squirt gun and nobody can get
| a more artistic tinting or delicate
shading than Frank Smith is putting
on the inside Of T. T. Ceilings new
| harness and vehicle store next door
| to The Republican office.
! KIDNAPER IN HIDlNG-Globe is
supposed to be harboring a kidnaper.
according to the Silver Belt, which
SAYS: a woman giving her name as
Mrs. Alice Blythe, and claiming FL
Paso as her home. reached Globe last
night and Immediately sought the as
sistance Of the officers in an effort 10
locate and recover her two-year-old
babe. Mrs. blythe states that young
man named Edward Brooks became
infatuated with her. and that when his
suit was rejected. he stole the child
and left On westbound Southern Pa
cific train. \ man answering the de-
scription. carrying a child and unac-
'companied by a woman. boarded a
Valley train AZ Bowie on Monday and
Is Dtlit-Af'h ~ iltiN " ''aAi' ~ 1890
a late hour last night the officers had
secured no clue as TO the Whereabouts
Of the kidnaper."
A LUCKY T3AMP--The following
item from the Globe Silver Belt shows
how il is better for some lads To be
born lucky than rich: Asked for
money with which to buy something
10 eat by a young man about - years
.arr 2
CamrbeU Of Pueblo was united with
son. whom he had not seen for twelve
years. Mrs Campbell deserted her
husband in 1895. taking with her their
only son. George. The mother died in
Los Angeles two years ago. and since
then Young Campbell has been drift
ing over the country. He came to
Globe penniless and seeking employ
ment Mr.. Campbell. a prosperous
mining man with interests at San
Carlos. met the boy by chance and
readily identified him when asked for
money. The father viii take the son
east with him"
HE COURTED THE JAll-George
Vega was determined to spend the
Sinday in Jail and there is little that
a really determined man can not ac-
complish if he sets out 70 do II. Vega
got drunk on Saturday night and went
to the Jail to see his brother, who is
held there on a charge Of abduction
He afterward took a seat on one Of
the benches in the plaza and when
Deputy Sheriff Perez passed he insult
ed him and attacked him. With the
assistance OF Deputy Adams he was
thrown into a cell. Yesterday morn
ing early he was released on bail but
in a short time he had created an
other row on the streets and was
again locked up. He set out then TO
make it unpleasant for the sheriffs
force and the other inmates Of the
jail a thorough drenching with cold
water restored him to good behavior.
EXCURSION TRAINS-Phoenix be
gan filling up n little yesterday for
the circus and 10y this afternoon the
town VIII undoubtedly be crowded.
This would be a mighty fine day for
the board Of trade to take the census.
An extra coach load Of people came
down on the Daylight Express yester-
day afternoon. many more came on
1.-THE night train and today's train will
he crowded. \ special excursion train
Twill leave Prescott about 1880 o'clock
this morning and get here in time for
the afternoon performance. II is eX-
ipcctcd a large number viii come from
Prescott and that this side of Con-
gress the towns will be depopulated.
1.-THE Ringlings circus is now reputed
Ito be the greatest on earth. 1t is big
ger and better than when it was here
last and IL was then the best ever
seen in the west. IL is a show worth
seeing on it's merits and it is not nee
essary to make the old excuse about
taking the children. The people i'm the
him country are justified i'm taking a
day off and coming q hundred miles
to see ii. The same may be said of
all the towns on the south side and in
Pinal county and today's trains from
that direction will also be crowded.
SPRiNKLiNG HOURS-The sprink-
ling hours which the city will allow
patrons Of the waterworks after Octo-
Der l will be the same as before that
date. which is different arrangement
from that under the private ownership
lregime. In former days the water
company during the summer months
lpcrmtted patrons To- sprinkle only in
the evening from o'clock to O'Clock.
| nut uufluG the winter nloN'HS lH'Tf
was no limitation and patron could
sprinkle whenever he wanted to. When
the city took charge it maintained dur
ing the summer season, July /, to Oc-
tober 1, the same hours in the evening
land in addition two hours i'm the morn
ing. from ; 10 o'clock. II has been
decided To continue these hours dur
ing the winter season. The patrol
gets a little less liberty la the winter
time. when he would not use more
liberty IL he had It, but for the year he
has rather a larger latitude than be
fore. \ violation Of these restrictions
! viii subject the offending patron To
the shutting of his water and fee Of
one dollar to get il turned on again.
For a second violation the patron will
ne proceeded against by arrest and
trial before the recorder who may fina
him from $ 70 500 or ss many dsy,