Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
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 INDIAN AGENT REsIcNs-J. NJ, Berger, who has been Indian agA1t at San Xavier. has resigned his position. after nearly twenty years of service with the government. He is we'll known throughout the territory. cOMMANDERY ENTERTAIN MENT-Phoenix Commandery No. Knights Templar. on Friday night January :, will give it's first enter tainment. for which extraordinary preparation is being made. The knights will. appear in uniform. The it is expected. will be one of the lead ing social events of the season.
 sAYRE NOT FouND-"Harry Sayre," who is supposed in some way to be connected with the death in Los Angeles of Miss May Priest. has not 1 been located either at Aravacca. where he was supposed to be. or in any other Arizona town. There is a man of the same name in Tucson but he denies all knowledge of the affair. The girl died Christmas Eve and phy- sicians testified that sine was poisoned
 "Sayre" is said to be >the son of a ! millionaire of Newark, N. J.. and the girls fiance
 -FINNEY-Elisoro Wilson and Miss Naomi Finney were united in wedlock Saturday morning at II o'clock at the home of the brides mother on south Center street. After the refreshments were served, the par ty took an automobile to the ranch of Mrs. s. M. Wilson, where MT. and Mrs Wilson will reside. Only relatives of the families were present. Mrs Will son served a dinner in honor of her son and his wife.
 THE WRECKED TRAINING. z Rock Is' 1nd train. known here as the Golden State Limited, was the train wrecked and burned Friday in Mis- souri, That train carries usually the bulk ot the eastern mail for Phoenix. accumulated west of Chicago. though it only brings a small part of the Chi cago mail. Postmaster McClintock said yesterday that most of the Rock Island mail is gathered at Kansas City and points west so he does not believe any OA AOi eAaS ~fsy was on the wrecked train.
 FUNERAL OF WILLIAM B. HES- uN-The funeral of William B. Hes- lin took place yesterday afternoon at two o'clock from the chapel of Mohn Driscoll, Rev. Mir. Sinex officiating Interment was made in Evergreen cemetery MT. Heslin had been resi- dent of the territory for several years and his many friends throughout the territory will hear with regret of his death He was for some years a res ident of Tucson, being connected with the store department of the Southern Pacific. After that he identified him self with the engineering department of the Arizona Eastern railroad at Winkelman, where he was stationed up to the time of his last illness. Among those who came to the city 10 attend the funeral was J. Barlow, assistant engineer of the Arizona Eastern.
 NARROWED sPoRTsMEN-vari- oiis and sundry parties of duck hunt CTS and general sportsmen took to- the swamps and brush Friday afternoon. planning to spend the holiday afield
 
 and return in time for Sunday school this morning Some of them it is un- derstood went to the Santa Cruz bot toms. that locality where the Santa Cruz river empties into the Gila when 1t has anything to empty, and vanishes in the ground at all other times. They are there yet presumably. and may be there for a week unless some one goes after them with balloon. It was re- ported yesterday that they were spoken to across the Gila river with an improvised megaphone and that their rejoinder was that the rain of the night before was quite wet. The river. it was plain to see. was thoroughly saturated, so much so that not even hunter would try to cross it in any thing smaller than dreadnaught. It is matter of common knowledge that in rainy seasons the Santa Cruz bot toms are very much like lake of glue over a bed of quicksand. so friends or the hunters should not worry if their return is little tardy.