Arizona republican., 1910-06-16

SURVEY APPROVED - Mnera
 survey No. 7273. embracing the Kins
 solomon No. l, Queen Esther, Vashta
 and queen of Sheba lodes situated il
 the Blue Tank mining district, Yava-
 pal county. Arizona, and claimed bl
 the Hite Gold Mines company. has
 been approved by the surveyor gen
 eral.
 MOONLIGHT SOCIAL Thursday evening at the residence of C. r Hirst
 1920 North Central avenue. a lawn so- ! cial will be held under the auspices of the Woman's Home Missionary so-
 ciety of the First NJ. F.. church A i good program has been prepared and | ice cream and cake will be served. The 1 proceeds win be used to finish up the
 years work of the society. A cordial invitation is extended to all who desire
 to come
 TO SEE THE FIGHT-H. w. Berry 1 man left for Los Angeles last night l on his way to the big fight He will | stop off a while at the coast and then | go on mp to san Francisco. That was his intention when he left. but he did not know at that time that Governor Gillette has prohibited the Jeffres- Johnson bout. Berr!man will not be able to make out his itinerary till he finds out where the fight will take place.
 THE JUNK BUSlNESS-Joh Reyes, d junk dealer. was before Just ice Parker yesterday charged with a disturbance of the peace. He was ar rested the night before by Deputy Sheriff Olea for threatening a couple of women. When he was arrested the officer found on Reyes more than S241 and cheap revolver. He was relieved of s14 by the court. Reyes had accu- mulared his wealth by collecting old bottles and such other things as peo- pie have thrown away
 BALL GAME-Next Sunday the Col ored Cubs and the Mexican Rattlers will play game of ball at. Eastlake park. The cubs are managed by Mel ton Lewis. who says he has four crack Los Angeles players that are hard to beat. Luis Quiros is manager of the Rattlers. His battery will consist of Buelna and Castle Buelna is youngster with a great deal of speed and variety of curves. He throws the famous fade-away ball-.a good imitation of Mathewson's pitching
 HIS TROUBLES oVER-James P. storm, former treasurer of Yavapai county. arrived in the city yesterday on his way home from the penitentiary at Florence. whence he had been par doned the day before by Acting Gov ernor Young. He called on several of his old time acquaintance before leav- ing for his home at Prescott Though broken in health and fortune. he ex- pressed confidence of the future and will at>once set about repairing his fortunes. He is interested in mining property in the western part of the territory
 HORSE THIEF HELD-Howard 1 Matthews. an Indian, was given a pre- examination yesterday on the charge of stealing horse from an old Indian living near Santan on the other side of the river. The horse was found i in the possession of Mexican. to ] whom Matthews sold it. Matthews was i held and the horse was turned back | to the owner. thing easy of accomp- i lishment since Matthews had had no i permit from the agent to sell it. It ! would not therefore have been d sale : if the horse had been the property of | the Indian thief
 A SECOND DAMAGE SUIT-Late on Tuesday afternoon. J. H. Fleming, through his attorneys. Kibbey, Ben { nett and Bennett, filed a suit asking | for $l0.000 against A w Morrill,. R. H. Forbes and Foster Rockwell members i of the horticultural commission The | suit grows out of The destruction q : couple of weeks ago of 1000 orange trees under the direction of Dr. Nor rill of the commission on the ground 1. that they were infested. MT Fleming already had a suit against Dr. Morrill,. not in his official capacity. for the previous destruction of a lot of trees. That suit is for $1000
 GOT SECOND PLACE-W. R. Barr territorial agent for the Pacific Mu- -ual Insurance company of Los An seles is the recipient of gold locket watch fob presented him by the com
 
 hat he stands second for the present rear among the agents of the United States for clean business and the smallest number of lapses. He also stands fifth in point of production of new business for the year. his father. W. T. Barr, who represents the com )any in Montana, standing fourth. In he fall w. T. Barr will remove to Phoenix and this territory will be worked jointly by both men
 RAILROAD MISSION ANNOUNCE WENT TS-Rev. Mir. White will deliver ! lecture on City Missions on Thurs lay evening, June 16 at s o'clock. at he R. R. mission. corner Second ave tue and Grant streets During the ummer a. course of free popular lec- ures will be given at the mission by ome of the best local talent in the ity. On Friday night. the 17th inst he young people of the Presbyterian l hurch will give an ice cream social Nhn- NnHfII Hs l