Arizona republican., 1908-09-10
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AN ENDED vAcATIoN.-Elias

AN ENDED VACATlcN.-Elias F. DunleVy. clerk of the district court, is expected home this afternoon from a vacation of nearly two months. most of which was spent at his former home in Denver.
 SIMPLE ASSAULT.-Walter Bartol, who shot C. M. Geiger in the hand Tuesday night at the M. and P. de- pot, was arraigned yesterday before Justice Kyle and pleaded guilty to a simple assault and his fine will be assessed today.
 RETURNED FROM coAST-Judge A. c. Baker has returned from a several weeks vacation on the coast,
 ELkS' NlGHT-Contrary to the first arrangement by which the Elks were to meet tonight at the hall and go as a body to the Eastlake park theater- the committee consisting of G. P. Driscoll, c. J. McElroy and J. TT. Whitney announced that this was not found desirable with those hay ing families, wives or sweethearts and that the Elks will not attend in a body. However this will not make any difference in the number who will attend for over 200 tickets have already been sold. The antlered tribe will be in the ascendency. practically all the members of the local lodge eX- pressing an intention of going to- night. c. P Bullard will deliver a speech of thanks for the flag present dto the lodge some time ago and there will be local hits. The curtain will go uD at SEQ n. m.
 THE TEMPE HIGH SCHOOL BONDS.-The supervisors have taken favorable action in the matter of the Tempe High school bonds. which were voted the second time by the residents of that district on August IT. The bonds. to the amount of $50,000 had been voted. They were advertised and sold to the Farmers and Merchants bank of Tempe. It was later discov- cred that the advertisement was inad- equate by a day or two, and the whole matter had to be gone over again. Ac- cordingly the former proceedings were declared void and another election was held. A transcript of the pro- ceedings was sent up to the board with a request that date be set for re- ceiving bids. There appears to have been a misunderstanding among the residents of the district on this subject some of them believing that the mat ter had better be held up for a time in order to avoid accumulation of one years interest. It was found, however. that a majority of the resi- dents desired immediate action, and also that it would make no difference tI. The board has. decided to set the date, though no date has yet been fixed.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A birthday party was given by Mrs. w A Dowell and Miss Senie Bats, in honor of Sher- man Miller and Jeff Bats, Saturday ev- ening at the home of Mrs. w. A Dow ell, and was greatly enjoyed by a number of friends. The lawn was lighted by Chinese lanterns and games were played until a late hour. Refresh menets were served and the birthday cake was cut by Mir. Miller and Mr Bats. Those present were: Charles Fauley, Miss Hattie Morrell. Ernest Smith. Miss Ion Fauley, Ollie Hicks, Miss Sue Fauley, Frank Fauley, Miss Mcdonald, Miss Summerway. Miss Ada Summerway, Miss Lillie Morrell. Miss Mary Cage, Roy Osborn, Miss Gladys osborn, Willie Bats. Henry Kutchon, Miss Allie Tannehill. Miss Lucy Clark, Miss Smith, Miss Florence Morden, Jeff Bats, Sherman Miller, Miss Kirk. Miss Cecil Bats, Howard Fuquay. Miss Emma Bats, Kennith Bats, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Dowell, Mas ters Forrest and Dowell.