Arizona republican., 1910-05-07
ON THE JOB AeAIN-F. II Tuck

district, about two years ago he was
 transferred to other territory. being
 sent back into this section about d
 month ago
 TO OPEN NEW TRACT-Work will
 begin in few days upon the recently
 acquired tract of land upon South Gen.
 tral avenue. purchased by John l.. IT,
 vine, Dwight B. Heard. the Valley Re-
 alty Company. and others, from Mrs.
 R. J. Lutgerding. It is proposed to cut
 the land up into city squares and sub
 divide these into city lots. installing
 cement sidewalks. city water. electric
 who occupy tents upon the property
 have been notified to move.
 BRIDGE WORk-A pile driver is
 being set up in the river bed for cen
 ter street bridge construction and the
 concrete mixer is already beginning
 to turn out its product. Excavation
 for the first pier is already beginning
 The workmeR have some difficulty in
 about five feet of water, which Is be-
 ing pumped out as the work proceeds.
 S6iIO SINIt0I AhHCS' "A
 little girl. aged about F years. living
 on the north side of town, was before
 Police Judge Thomas yesterday,
 charged with having ridden q bicycle
 upon a sidewalk near her home. The
 complaint was made by a Eeighbor.
 The child swore she had not ridden
 upon the sidewalk except to cross it
 going into her own house. Judge Thomas dismissed the case upon the
 ground that there was little or no evil dence to support the charge.
 SEEKS LIBsIE H. TAYLoR-Ar- mourC. Anderson of Denver, Colo, has addressed letter to Marshal Moore osking for information concerning one Libbie H. Taylor( who in 1897 is said to have lived at 233 East Jefferson street. Phoenix. The letter states that she may have since died. but that the writer would like to locate either the woman or some of her relatives in ref | erence to some Denver property she | owned at the time of her known resi- dence in this city.
 | HILARIOUS IN PARk-charle: | Clarke. who says he generally works in the mines somewhere in the vicinity | of Winkelman. but enjoys an occasion
 al spree. took possession of City Hal park early yesterday morning and ! proceeded to let people for some dis ! tance around know of his whereabouts 1 He was before Judge Thomas in the afternoon charged with disturbing the | peace and quiet or the city. He ad- mitted that he had been drinking, but | thought that he had had enough anC | that it was time for him to start back | to the mines. He paid fine of g ! Maguel Martinez was sent down fol five days after pleading guilty to be. |! ing publicly intoxicated.
 1 FUNERAL OF JOHN WALKER | The funeral of John Walker was helt | yesterday morning at o'clock at tho home of his son-in-law. F.. Johnson 1 1916 East Polk street Interment was made in Greenwood cemetery. Deceased ' was over S3 years old, he being a na- tive of Ohio. born November 90, 1926 1 He came to Arizona about ten years ! ago. living in Cochise county unti | about seven months ago. when he came | | Though Mir. Walker lost his wife ir ! 1891, he is survived by six, daughters | and three sons. who are widely scat I tered though one son was here from I Cochise county to attend the funeral { Mir Walker died on the 3rd inst. oi l uraemic poisoning.
 SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES 1 Rev. Robert s. Fisher is giving a series of lecture sermons at the First Metho- | dist church on the general topic. Great Y Times in History" The theme for ' Sunday night will be one of interest to all those who love the real sensations of the history of human progress I When Wesley Preached from Bar I rel" is the interest compelling topic and this will be followed on successive Sunday evenings by the numbers ! When Cromwell Was King When ' Beecher Sold Slaves in Plymouth Pull pit" When sam Jones Routed Satan, I and When Ben Lindsay Bayed the
 Beast" There will be special music at l these services and tomorrow night the
 male quartet will sing a number. THINGS LOOK WELL BELoW-J L.Gant returned to the city yesterday | after thirty three days spent in work ] ing on the Dendora ditch. far down | the Gila valley. Considerable progress 1 was made with the work. Mir Cant says. and a great deal of confidence in the future Is felt in that commufi- l ity. The prospect of the Buckeye ! railroad has helped things some. though the settlement is about twen- ty-six miles from the point on the Hassayampa to which it is to be built. But there is feeling there. as every where else, that it will not stop there but that it will be carried across the Gila to a junction with the main line. A SOLE OWNEH-John Lewis yes terday bought the interest of his part ner. w. l.. Noble, in the Fashion bar Der shop. which they have owned jointly since they bought it of Frank Shirley three years ago. Mir. Noble will remain with the shop for a time at least.
 A TOWN ,oEsTROYED-The me- tropolic at the A. & C. junction, few miles north of Wickenburg, which con- sisted of an =. F. p G- p deDOt was