Arizona republican., 1910-01-18
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Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies i Quartet will give a concert at ths Central Methodist church January S1 The quartet is highly spoken of. and has given satisfaction and pleasure 1 wherever it has gone The proceeds of the concert will be used for tf
 music and organ fund of the M. F church.
 SUPREME COURT Arguments were heard yesterday in two criminal cases in supreme court The first was that of Frank Spence under conviction of murder in the first degree. The other was the case of F.. H. Hurley who had been convicted of the murder of neighbor. Both cases come from Yavapai. In both cases the appellants
 claimed that they had been acting in self defense.
 THIRD AVENUE THEATER- Louis Killeen, who has charge of J. J Hardwick's property in this city, has
 rented the Third Avenue theater for
 the rest of the season to Nat Reiss
 who will conduct it as vaudeville
 theater until he again goes on the
 road with his carnival company. Mir.
 Reiss left last night for Los Angeles
 to secure some new features for his
 theater opening. and also to further inquire into the possibilities of an avi- ation meeting in Phoenix in March.
 A HARMONY MovE-Hon. w. J.
 Burns of Yavapai county. member of the committee of three appointed to promote harmony in the ranks of the democratic party with the whole territory as field for operation. ar rived in Phoenix yesterday and will spend today in Tempe and Mesa. Co., incident with the arrival of Mir. Burns in Phoenix rumors of the transfer of the management of the Arizona Demo- crat were renewed and it is said by those familiar with the situation that the change will take place on the goth of this month.
 LOOKING FOR THE eEsT-w. F. Philow of Colorado Springs spent yes terday in Phoenix. paying this city a hurried visit en route from his home to California, MT. Philow is seeking a new location and could not resist taking a look at this section after the numerous stories in praise of it he had heard Many of these stories were told by R: E. Dale, a neighbor of Mir. Philow in Colorado Spring. and a brother-in-law of ''Hoghe Dick of this city. Following his visit to Cali fornia it is possible MT PhiIow will return to Phoenix and open an estab- ffel.. l,o ..s.lA "A this being his business.
 FOUND HIS WATcH-Harry Van Allen is much rejoiced over several in- teresting little facts. One is that he was able by paying small cash re- ward to recover a $250 watch he lost week or two ago. Another is that the timepiece was found by a Mexi- can who told an old. old story. but which in this case seemed to be per- fectly true. so Mir. Van Aliens confi- dence in human nature has been strengthened. He lost the watch dur ing the rainy weather a short time back. 1t having been protected only by fob hanging from his pocket. He figured out later that it must have fallen from his pocket while he was crossing Washington street. jumping from one dry spot to another. He looked over the ground but could not find if. Yesterday a local watch re- pairing shop reported to him that 1t had been brought there for repairs by a Mexican who said he got it from another Mexican who had found it where they were dumping the mud hauled from the street. The story of the Mexican was very similar to that always told by one suspected of steal ing. only that 1t led back to the street mud. which the owner had all along suspected of being the real culprit. The theory of the Mexican and that of the owner of the watch verified each ofher