Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BUILDING .>T GLOBE Superin { tendent Scott of the M X P, yester- day sent a dozen house carpenters oN- CT to Globe where they will be eim- ployed by ;he railroad company. The
 work being undertaken it is under stood is the building of a new depot for that city.
 GARDEN SEEDS GoNE-The sup ply of garden seeds sent to the board
 of trade by Delegate Smith. is eX- 1 hausted. and the secretary has writ ten Mir. Smith that any future con signments he may make will be gladly received.
 THE LIBRARY OPENlNG.-At the request of many citizens who desire to attend the lecture Friday evening. of MT Bicknell Young. a noted Christian
 Scientist .of Chicago. the library board has decided to postpone the formal opening of the library until Friday evening. February 14th. at o'clock. QUILTING BEE-The Florence Crittenton Circle will hold an old fashioned quilting bee at the Florence Crittenton Home this afternoon from l to o'clock. Each woman who comes | is requested to bring a pair of scis- sors. a alarming needle and thimble. After the work is finished Old-fash- toned pumpkin pie will be served. 1 LADIES WILL MEET-At o'clock Friday afternoon the Ladies Aid Sc ciety of the Baptist church will hold | business meeting at the residence of Mrs Futile on North Fourth ave
 nue. Those interested in sewing are | asked to come at 1 o'clock.
 A FOUND HORSE.-H M. AleXan- | der in charge of the Salt River Indian Agency. has sent word to town that he
 has had horse there for the last three weeks that somebody would like to recover. for il is evidently an ami
 maj of some value It is described as
 a small bay horse six or seven years
 old. the left front foot white. It is a
 pacer On the left hip there is a brand which may be either a fancy A, or an ! AP When the horse came there it
 was well shod and appeared to have
 been well kept
 DIEGO STILL AllVE-The fear
 that Diego April had gone hence was dispeIled yesterday morning by his ap- pearance in Justice Johnstone's court
 to answer to charge of disturbance
 Of the peace So long a time had
 elapsed since his last arrest that it twas feared that he was dead. He was l sentenced to jail for seven days. AL fredo Valenzuela got the same term. ] Conception Reyes was sent up for ten days. His crime was no more fragrant than that of the others. but he has | had a troublesome habit of hiding out and giving the officers more trouble. i HELD FOR HORSE STEALING ! AGAIN.-The second preliminary eX- animation of Joe Davis and John Fish
 CT for horse stealing, was held before | Justice Johnstone yesterday. This was i the trial Of the case of the horse of i the Kentucky-Arizona Mining O.. stolen from th4 Christy pasture on the night of December 26 at the time three other horses were taken. This one had been traded by Davis and i Fisher to a man living near Needles. Today had been set for the trial but the witnesses having arrived and be- ing desirous to return. home. the eX- animation was held day in advance. { Both men were held.
 VALLEY PANORAMAS.-A com | plete set of the panorama views of | this valley and the reclamation con- structions, taken by the Calkins Syn dicate. is now on exhibition in the i Hotel Adams. where racks for their proper display have beep made to or der These views are worth the time of anybody to carefully inspect wheth- CT he has a notion of buying any of i them or not and it costs nothing to ! see them. The pictures are given with subscriptions to the Orchard and i Farm and The Republican. under clubbing arrangement heretofore de- | scribed. They are most desirable for | display in any office or home and are 1 particularly valuable as an advertise
 ment to be displayed in eastern points.
 A DAY FOR DIVoRCEs.-A suit for divorce was filed in district court yes
 terday by Maud Garland against Will ! liam NJ Garland. This is the after math of q case recently tried in Justice JOhnstones court in which Garland had been arrested on the complaint of
 his wife charging him with assauIting her. The evidence showed that the charge was without foundation but that the course of Garland toward his wife had been moderate even in a moment of excitement and provocation.
 The divorce complaint states that the parties were married in Spokane in 1902. Failure to support and cruelty
 are alleged. Suit was begun by Anna Williams against Ernest Williams who
 have been married less than two years.
 The complaint is based on alleged abandonment
 There's four' of us and we're such friends,
 As intimate as can be;
 And each of Us at Valentine sends Donofrios cactus candy to the other three