Arizona republican., 1907-10-30
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COMING MONDAY-Governor Kib- bey will start for home Nov. 1st and is expected to arrive here on Monday. RUBENSTEiN'S RETURN. = Hen " Rubenstein has returned from an extended purchasing trip in the Unit ted States and says he will have a line stock of goods on hand in short time.
 RETURNED FOR THE WiNTER.- Miss Caroline Trowbridge the artist and writer, returned yesterday morn ing for the winter. She has spent the summer and this much of the fall in the north and east
 FEDERATION OF CHURCH SoCl- ETlES-The Woman's Federation of Church Societies will meet in the par lors of the Presbyterian church on Thursday at 2:3O All ladies interest ed ir church work are urged to be present.
 THE COMING OF DAN PATCH Dan Patch, the famous pacer, left New Orleans for Phoenix last Satur- day night In his private car The noted horse ought to arrive here to- day or tomorrow.
 LEFT FOR PORTlANO-Mrs. Elm ma Hobart was yesterday appointed guardian of Hattie A. Garran, who re- centlv became mentally affected, and last night Mrs. Robart left with her charge for Portland. oregon, where she will be placed in a private sani- tarium.
 FUNERAL OF GARRETT RYAN, The funeral of Garret T. Ryan will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family residence No. 704 \. Center St. The service will be conducted by Rev. Rrookn,an of Trinity Episcopal church. The dead man was a member of the B. p. O. Elks and the Loyal Legion. THE FUNERAL OF MRS. RlCE.- The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Rice, who died last Friday, will take place at 5 o'clock this afternoon from tine under taking rooms of Moore X Mcclellan. Word has just been received from rel atives who were notified immediately upon her death. directing that inter ment be made here.
 KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES This is the last week of the special dispensation and those who are anN- ious to avail themselves of this oppor- tunity should call on State Command CT Kelsey at Elvey X Huletts. A class of twenty-five will be admitted Thursday night at Melczer's hall. The gavel will fall at 1:30 sharp.
 CAVE CREEK.-A Cave Creek vis- itor reports that for the first time in seven years Superintendent Fulton has furnished the Cave Creek school with a school ma'am of the masculine gen. der. a fine looking young man recent Iy from ohio. It is also learned that Major Gates who has been sojourning for several months at his Sierra Alta camp. has come down from the high hills and is now located at or near the station.
 EN TOUR.- Mrs. W. A. O'Connor and her sister. Mrs. H. w. Kelsey ot Nogales, spent yesterday in Phoenix, leaving this morning for northern Ari- zona. Mrs. O'Connor is president of the Rebekah Assembly of Arizona, and accompanied by her sister is mak- ing her annual tour of the territory. visiting the respective lodges. She will stop in Prescott. Flagstaff. Williams and Kingman and returning will be the guest of the lodge in this city, November 7th.
 ] FAIR WARNING.-Recent a num- Der of small thefts have occurred in l roorling houses in the city, the victims 1 losing such things s pocketbooks with ! little money in them. The victims have reported the facts to the police as well as the identity of couple of men who are under suspicion and most likely guilty. The proof is not suffic- iently strong to warrant arrest at this time. but it will be. if the two sus- poets keep on operating. for they are being closely watched. This is print ed that they may take little warm
 ing and drift out before fair week if they cannot restrain themselves.
 BAD ONE-Constable James Mur-
 phy. single handed and alone yester-
 day placed in custody a bold. bad |. character about seven years old, by
 the name of Santiago Ballesteros. His crime is felouiOus, for it was the steal ing of a wheel and il was also in baC
 taste for the victim was Officer Pet'
 Sullivan of the police force. The whee
 was taken from the west side of th'
 Doris opera house the night West:
 minstrels played in Phoenix, and Ina!
 been diligently sought for since. |
 was finally located at Jim Lindsay
 repair shop and identified by MT. Sul
 livan. Lindsay said he had paid Bal
 lesteros si for it. The case was turn
 ed over to Constable Murphy, who To- cated the boy. The child said hi
 father had the wheel and the office
 went to see him. finding the old mal
 sick in bed where he has been fo
 some time and ignorant of the cas-
 entirely. He said the boy was incorri
 gible and sometimes stays away iron home for days at time. The mothe
 said she wished he could be sent to tn
 industrial school and kept there unti
 he could be reformed if such d thins
 is possible the job having proved to' l rr1fgh her e nl4raI i'm in