Arizona republican., 1909-06-15
Interesting Facls From the Arizona Exchanges
 
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Incidents of Recent Occur renee in the Cities, Towns Mining Camps and Sur rounding Hills, Wales and Ranges.

Nochez, a refined and thoroughly educated Apache girl, who recently finished her education in Kansas, as a teacher, will return to her home In Globe, where in a few weeks she intends taking up her profession of teaching amongst the children "f her tribe. She has finished her course with high honors and is considered one of the most refined and thor oughiy easternized Indian maidens in the country.
 Dairy inspection At Tucson.
 As per the laws of Tucson, mak- ing it necessary for the dairies of the city to have a monthly inspection, a germ incubator and all the appliances necessary have just been shipped from San Francisco and will arrive in the city in few days. Dr. A. c. Schnabel has been appointed bacteriologist and will assume the duties Of his trial six months term, July 1st, after which so far as known he will start in on actual service which, if the council agrees is neces- sary will mean a larger salary for Dr. Schnabel He states that two examinations, the regular prescribed number per month, will not be suf- ficient to ascertain the exact condi- tions of the Tucson dairies. At the end of the six months trial service, if pr. Schnabel is elected to a regular service, there is no doubt but what other food stuffs will also fall under the rule and suffer two or three ex- aminations a month. This is a movement that should be taken up in every city in the warmer sections of the country, where a greater need of sanitation is needed.
 Divorce Catches Tucson Man.
 A former resident of Tucson, J. w. McKinnon, has become entangeld in the meshes of a divorce case at Oakland, Charles A. Klinker vs. Francys A. Klinker, in which McKin- non indulged in passionate core spondence with Francys Klinker. and when exposed the letters had a ten dency to turn the Judgment in favor of Charles Klinker. According to the exposures in the court, both parties had corresponded in the ab- sence of the husband, under fictitious names, planning to run away togeth- CT, but the husband happened to get wise to things and in recovering a letter that Francys had just received from the post office, nipped the plans in the bud and brought proceedings that because of the McKinnon let ters eliminated in his favor
 Claims Self Defense.
 At the preliminary hearing of G. F. Hodges, tagged for the assaulting of Felix Mayhew, in a Yuma bar room mix-up the other day, Hodges claimed that he cut his man in self defense, says the Yuma Sun. The two men were induIging in intoxi- cants at the bars friendly rail and Mayhew made the assertion that he was the "fightenist fighter that ever fought fight" and immediately put the words to action upon Hodges de- nying the assertion. Many witnesses were present, who at the time were mostly interested in getting under all the tables and other havens of refuge from the fists a,l.- tw. or three inch knife that were flying in different circles through the atmos- phere, but those who happened to take hurried glance at the contes- tants for fighting" laurels, seem rather inclined to give Hodges the best of the situation though the whole is in such tangle at the present time nothing can be definitely asserted.
 Knights of Columbus to Encamp.
 The Knights of Columbus Council of Arizona have set June goth and 21st as the days when they will have their encampment at the Grand Can yon and Flagstaff The first. second and third degrees will be the events Of the day on June goth, the third degree team being present to confer the degrees. A meeting of the Knights at the Grand Canyon will be held at 10 am. on June Fist. There will be special rates on all the railroads, and the schedule can be gotten by applying to one of the local officers or to the committee atI Flagstaff. Following the encamp- ment a baseball tournament will beSI held on June 22, at which severarI big teams win be present and wilI'I compete for the $500, $500 and $2OO prizes that are being offered.
 meSIcan Family Arrested. I
 A Mexican family. Martina Carril- 10 and two small children, after hav-l ing been deported to their native country became unhappy according to the Tucson Star and returned to this country, where they were again placed under arrest. It is probable | that the next deportion will be made by the Fl Paso route, which will make it more difficult for the lovers of United States atmosphere to re- turn. On the last inroad on this country's soil the woman brought along the husband, who of course was made to help share the quarters of the immigration station by the side of his family.
 They Will Shoot at Tucson.
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