Arizona republican., 1908-07-31
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 TO LOS ANGElES.-Judge and l Mrs c. F. Ainsworth left last night
 for Los Angeles to be gone several | weeks.
 POOL REsULTS.-At the Capital l hall pool tournament last night Mel
 drum defeated Creager by 100 to SC. | The play tonight will be between 1 Powers and, Mccoy.
 SPECIAL CoNCERT,-The Indus
 trial Li1fty band will give a special program consisting of famous operatic | numbers, Wilhelm Tell and other selec-
 tions tonight at the City hall plaza
 INQUIRY FOR THE LOST-Com-
 munications were received yesterday ] by Marshal Moore and the sheriffs
 office from Mrs. w. A.. Murray of
 Mayer, who wants to learn the where
 abouts of her husband, w. A. Mur-
 ray. He suddenly disappeared from Mayer three weeks ago and has not
 since been heard from. His wife
 fears that harm has overtaken him.
 He was a blacksmith and deputy sheriff of Yavapai county. The sheriffs office also received letter from T. w. Gill, who lives in one | of the suburbs of Cleveland, O., say iVer hnf hn hn1 ffa
 that w. H. Gill who was employed
 on an Indian reservation near Phoe- nix, had shot and killed an Indian. The writer has brother of that
 name from whom he had not heard for several years, but he knew that
 he was somewhere in the west. He l is very anxious to be brought into communication with him. MT. Gill, ! the former agent at Mcdowell, soon after that affair there in which he was obliged to kill an Indian in self defense, left that point and it is thought he is now somewhere in Cal ifornia in the Indian service. He was willing to remain at McDowell in spite of the threats which were made against him but his friends advised
 him to seek another location. Mar i shal Moore had a letter from the Ma jtiOnal Statistician, Chicago agency. making inquiry for Roll Chenoworth, formerly of Carthage, Mo-, who is l supposed to be in or near Phoenix, iemployed either. at a dairy or as bartender The agency writes that ithe business awaiting AIr. Cheno- worth is of most important char acter
 WATER USERS. - The monthly ! meeting of the board of governors
 will be held on Monday and at that | time it is expected that a number of 1 come over from the southside and give
 some report as to what is desired | along the line of canal construction. | A movement along that line has been ! on the tapis for sometime. Those in l terested in ranches under the canal ! are anxious to see the construction of the new one begun at once or as soon as possible. It would cost thousand or more dollars to clean out | the old one and the new canal will have to be built later in any event. It ! seems that it is up to the farmers to act on the matter. One of the ranch ! CTS yesterday wished the attention of l the people again called to the proposi- l tion as it was highly important that some steps be taken before the meet 1 ing on Monday. Concerted action Is what is desired. The proposal of the government and its position in the l matter is well known and has been re-
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