Arizona republican., 1910-10-01
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RETURNED FROM OUTING-Mrs. Stella Corselle returned yesterday from
 Salt Lake, where she spent the sum-
 mer She will resume her position as
 society editress of the Gazette.
 BOARD OF GOVERNORS-The regular monthly meeting of the board of governors of the water users asso- citation will be held on Monday. This will be the first assembling after the vacation season and it is hoped there will be a good attendance as number of important matters are to be dis cuSsed.
 ON THE MOVE-There is always something happening to George Hamlin and that is the reason probably that life runs along so gaily, for most peo- pie like novelty. Yesterday lt was his horses, a gray one and brown one In some way they got the gate open in his corral at 1139 East Monroe street about o'clock last evening, kicked up their heels and sped away in the direc- tion of Tempe in a way that make the owner doubtful whether they intend to ever come back.
 FINE PRICES SECURED-C. E. Stewards sale of livestock on Thurs day at his place near Alhambra was notable one in respect of the prices brought, MT. Steward getting more than a thousand dollars in excess of what he had expected before the sale. The facts reflect credit on the auc- tioneer, C. O. McMurtry, and also dem onstrate that it pays to have good stuff to sell at auction as well as privately. Seventy head of dairy cows were sold. Three of them brought $100 each and fifty head in the lot averaged $70. The rest of them averaged S55. Some of the horses sold as high as S225.
 BUTCHERKNIFE PERSUASlON- Word was brought to Constable Mur- phy yesterday afternoon that murder was contemplated in the vicinity of Twelfth and Cleveland streets. Vic torino Cervantes was chasing. his wife around with a butcherknife of large proportions to induce her to return to his domicile. The woman had taken refuge in the house of a neighbor and 1tIN dllNGS llclh lCll Nilt SAtlit lDl StlliHS his hat The constable went down and found the bareheaded husband a cou- pie of blocks away from the scene of intended bloodshed He had mislaid the knife.
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH-Walter E. Frazee of Kentucky, Bible school evangelist of that state, is visiting friends in Phoenix and will speak at the Christian church Sunday morning during the Bible school hour and in the evening at the regular church service at 8 o'clock. MT. Frazee is one of Americas great Bible school men. His theme will be, The Bible School both morning and evening. E. N. Phillips, pastor of the church, will be present in the morning and speak at II o'clock. Everybody in vited to be present Don't fail to be at all services.
 TANNER CHAPEE A. M. E. CHURCH-Corner Second and Jeffer- son streets. Sunday services: 9:45, Sabbath school, Miss Ardmore Lewis superintendent; II, preaching by pas lOI, SupJtCl 1HE dSSONti ltdNlN Coveted" The sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at this service; F m., general class; 7:30 p. m., preaching by the pastor, subject "Life's Race and How to Run It." You will be made welcome at any of these services. Rev. Franklin Bray, pastor; residence, 113 South Second street Phone 2S60.
 INDIAN WAS INTOXICATED Walter Gelashin, a young Otoe Indian, was arrested early yesterday morning by Officer Steinbrook, who found the young brave cutting up all sorts of antics at a downtown rooming house. Gelashin said he had arrived here the night before from Oklahoma, and was to enter the Phoenix Indian school. He was in company with two other young men of his tribe, and yesterday afternoon he was turned loose, the authorities at the school promising to look after him. Two other compan- ions who started out with the trio for Phoenix fell by the wayside, and haven't been heard from since.
 SUIT OVER RIGHT OF WAY-Ella McIlmoil and R. H. McIlmoil have brought suit in the district court against the Arizona Eastern railroad to recover a strip of ground occupied by the Phoenix & Buckeye railroad and also to recover 5000 damage for the time the plaintiffs have been kept out of the use of it. The plaintiffs had executed a deed to the Phoenix & Buckeye for the strip, for TO other consideration than that the road should be in running order by July of this year. The deed was later assigned to the defendant road. The suit is based on the fact that the road was not com pleted at the date stipulated in the deed.
 HE LIFTED A RlFLE-William AL bertis, car cleaner for the Southern Pacific, was tried before Justice John stone yesterday for stealing a rifle from a baggage car, was convicted and will be sentenced today Albertis was arrested the night before by Constable Murphy on the complaint Of G. A. Stoddard, the owner of the gun, who had shipped it from Mexico. The theft was committed some weeks ago, but it was only recently learned that the rifle was in the possession of Albertis.