Arizona republican., 1909-05-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST
CARNIVAL CREW IN JAIL-Aiiss

CARNIVAL CREW IN JAIL-Aiiss
 Blanche Lamont and C. F. Cummings,
 the members of the carnival crew who
 had got gay with the authorities of
 Mesa and were taken off of a train
 here on a telegram were taken back to Mesa yesterday morning for trial
 before Justice Irwin. They were re-
 turned last night with commitments showing that each was entitled to free board at the expense of the county for the ensuing twenty days.
 FLORENCE VISITORS Colonel John w Swilling and Leon Brown, guards at the penitentiary in Florence arrived here yesterday for a few days visit on both business and pleasure. Superintendent Thomas Rynning, Mrs. Rynning and child also arrived here yesterday en route to Tombstone where MT Rynning is going on court busi ness. Curley Burch who has been employed in connection with the gravel work at the prison was also a mem Der of the Florence party.
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT - Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Smith have an nounced the marriage of their daugh ter, Agnes, to A. NJ. Smith on January 2Sth last The young couple will be at home at 333 North Fourth avenue after May 10th Miss Anderson has been attending the high school this winter and for the reason that she intended to complete the years work the wedding was kept a secret until near the close of the school year. The groom came years ago.
 THE STORM cASE-Frank Cox left yesterday for San Francisco to argue the case of James P storm which has been appealed from the territorial su- preme court to the circuit court of ap- peals for the ninth district. storm was formerly treasurer of Yavapai county and was convicted of embezZlement. the case being a sensational one. storm was found one morning locked in the office vault after the latter had ap- parently been robbed. He contended that he had been caught in the office. robbed and locked mp. The prosecution contended that he was short in his accounts and that he concocted the seeming robbery to account for the shortage.
 DELAYED BY FIRE-The Santa Fe station at Iron Springs and a railway bridge close by 1t were destroyed by fire Monday aft ernoon and traffic over the road de- layed until the bridge can be repaired. Work of repairing the bridge began after the fire was extin- guished. In the meantime trains were run down to the bridge from Ash Fork to connect with the train from Phoenix the passengers simply walking around the bridge and getting aboard the oth- er train. No. l which was due at 1:45 yesterday arrived late in the aft ernoon and No due at 4:10 pm. ar rived about 9 pm. IL is expected that | all trains will be running on time to- | lay. General Agent Goldsworthy left | on No. ? for Iron Springs. Little is ] known about the origin or details of the fire.
 HALLE HAMS FUNERkl-Geo i A. MintZ yesterday received a tele- i, gram from F. V. Lybrook. brother of i Mrs. Mintz and uncle of Harold Ham. ! who was accidentally killed in Seattle { | few days ago, while engaged in his ! occupation as an electrical lineman. !. The message stated that MT. Lybrook . would leave yesterday with the body i 'or Ventura, Cal. where interment will De made. Mrs. Mintz left on last nights rain for Ventura to attend the funeral {
 Every business man in Phoenix is invited to lunch with the auction folks. ] friday, at the Hewing auction sale. [