Arizona republican., 1910-10-09

NOTARY PUBLIC-John H. Flood
! Of Parker has been appointed no
tary public by Governor Sloan.
COURSE OF INSTRUcTlON-The
new course of instruction for the
| grammar schools of the territory is
now in the hands of the printer ana
will be ready for distribution in a
few days.
A COMING ADDRESS-Mrs Cady.
who was a student of Jewish history
under the late Rabbi VoOrsaHger, Will
address the Hebrew women OF Phoc-
nix at a future date. The subject Of
| the lecture will be, "Motherhood in
Israel"
JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL is
! announced that the next number Of
| the Arizona Journal of Education will
| be out this week DR.. T. l.. Bolton
of the Tempe Normal is editor and
the Journal is published in Phoenix,
| under the auspices Of the Arizona
| Teachers association.
GONZALES DISCHARGED-Ra-
mon Gonzales who was arrested on
the charge of stealing sheep from
Frank Whitton, was given an exam
ination yesterday and discharged from
custody. Whatever the facts might
have been the evidence to sustain the
charge was not at hand.
LUTHERAN CHURCH-ServicesI
Sunday, October 9. in the W. c. r.
L. hall, 227 West Monroe: Morning
service at 1880; subject. The Royal
Marriage" Evening service at 7:30;
subject, Christ, the Morning Star"
All are cordially invited. Residence
of pastor, $50 North Sixth avenue.
BOARD OF REGENTS-Kirke T
Moore, territorial superintendent of
public instruction, leaves tonight for
Tucson. where he will attend a ses-
sion Of the board OF regents Of the
university. which meets Monday. So
far as is known, no business of an
unusual nature is to be be taken up
RAFAEL SALINAS HELD AGAIN
Rafael Salina who was held by
Justice tombstone on Friday for the
theft of a bicycle, after his plea of
guilty was made. was yesterday Civ
en- an examination on the charge Of
stealing another bicycle. from Josefa
Dawson. He was held on that charge
also. As Rafael is a boy of tender
years his case viii probably be re-
| ferred to the Juvenile court.
VALLEY MOVING PICTURE-The
moving picture of Salt river valley
scenes which was shown privately at
| the Coliseum Friday evening was
| shown last evening to the regular
audiences at both the Majestic and
| Coliseum. The general public. like
| the citizens who passed upon the film
in the first place, pronounced it a
| fine piece of work. Everyone who
| saw it was immensely pleased.
DISTURBED HIS PEACE-Paolo
| Pcrrazzo Yesterday swore to com
| plant before Justice tombstone charg-
ing James Sanchez with disturbing
the peace. He says that Sanchez is
| employed at the Club stable and yes
| terday met him on the street and eX
| pressed his desire to engage in brutal
| combat Perrazzo says he never had
| any dealings with Sanchez, had no
| grievance against MIN anu COulu iON
| understand whah the grievance Of
Sanchez might be. In any event he
| did not want to be beaten up and
disfigured for life, even if he did
] know what it was for.
| WATER RENTS DUE TOMOR-
| ROW-City water rentals will be due
| tomorrow for the month of October
and all bills remaining upaid at the
close of the office of the city water
| department will be penalized 81. The
office in the city hall will remain
| open tomorrow evening until O'Clock.
so that there may be no excuse for
delinquency 1t is stated that there
has been an exceedingly light re-
| Spouse to the notices regarding the
| payment of the water bills, and that
unless scores of the householders
awaken to the fact that but one more
| day remains in which they may be
paid. a large number will find the
water turned off on Tuesday morn
| ing and will be obliged to part with
| 81 extra before the service can be
! resumed.