Arizona republican., 1910-12-06

terday for q conference with the offi- cers of the company. He states that sinking is progressing slowly but sure ly. When he left the shaft was down BOP feet.
 GOT TWENTY DAYS-J. NJ. Ia Der was yesterday sentenced by Jus tice. Jehnstone to serve twenty days in the county jail for petit larceny. He was convicted of entering the room of man named Ballard and stealing certain articles, but the ag- gregate value was not sufficient to make the charge a grand larceny case.
 A CHRISTMAS CHURCH SALE The ladies of Trinity Episcopal church are bending all their efforts to make the Christmas sale on De cember the ninth the event of the season. Every member is urged to be present at the all-day sermon on Wednesday, the seventh, at the par ish house. when the last touches will be given to all unfinished articles.
 DISTRICT COURT-Almost the entire day yesterday was devoted by the district court to the further hear ing of the suit of Anderson versus Godfrey. a controversy in connection with the sale of a crop of alfalfa seed. Early in the morning some further testimony was taken in the reopened case of Hurley versus Ab bolt. ct al. the water suit in which the whole valley is concerned.
 coMMANDERY ELEcTIoN-Phoe- nix commandery Knights Templar. at its annual election held last night named the following officers to serve during the ensuing year: l.. N. Jes- unofsky, eminent commander; A. G. Hulett, generalissimo; F. $. Baldwin. captain general; B. T. Gillett, prelate; C. D. Christy, senior warden, l.. M. Christofferson, junior warden, G. H. N Luhrs, treasurer; P. K. Hickey. re- corder.
 SHELLEY IS BACK-Kenneth w. Shibley is back in Phoenix. He has returned to his old love and is again working for the reclamation service. MT. Shibley was with the service sev-
 
 but resigned last summer to take a position with Dr. A. J. Chandler. at Mesa Later he went to Los An geles but he returned a few days ago and last night he went back to Los Angeles to bring Mrs. Shibley.
 DIVORCE SUIT FILED-Mamie Parvin has filed suit in the district court asking for a divorce from Charles NJ. Parvin to whom she was married in this city September 20. 1908. They made their home in Peoria where she alleges she was made the victim of cruel treatment. her hus band on at least two occasions slap ping or beating her. She asks for a divorce and that she be given her maiden name of Mamie Gibbons.
 VICTORIOUS HASSkYAMPAS - The Hassayampa baseball team de- feated the strong Glendale team Sun day by a score of , to 2. The fea- ture of the game was the all-arOund playing of the Hassayampas. They will cross bats with the Glendale team again next Sunday at Glendale the batteries were: Hassayampa, Miller and Lyle; Glendale. Achens and Marsh. The main rooters were Miss Mary Irving and Mrs. Robert Irving.
 BARRIERS GET RAISE-Hereafter the scale for Phoenix journeymen barbers will be a guaranteed wage of SIG a week. with the regular per centage. Some days ago the barbers met and agreed to ask that their guarantee be raised from S15 to $16 and Sunday the bosses announced that the raise would be granted There was some wild talk of strike for time but the decision of the bosses promptly put an end to that. It is denied that the union as a whole ever contemplated a general strike.
 BOARD OF SUPERVISoRS-The usual monthly meeting of the board of supervisors was held yesterday but was confined almost wholly to the auditing of bills and the transaction of routine business. The Phoenix City Railway some time ago present ed a petition for a franchise asking permission to cross country roads be- tween the presnt end of the line and Glendale to which point its ex- tension is projected. The matter was considered yesterday to some extent but no action was taken, MT Orme not being present and the board not desiring to act without the presence of its full membership.
 OIL AND WATER-Concernin the recent discovery of oil near Bowie and the more recent discovery of artesion water in the. San simon valley the Tombstone Prospector says: "Ates- ian water was struck at San Simon at a dept of 49O feet, and the flow is steadily increasing This is the first artesian water, struck in the San Si- mon valley. The land around this ar tesian well is all government land, and it is expected there will be a rush of homesteaders to take up homesteads. They are still sinking the well to see if they can increase the flow of water. The oil boom, eight miles north of Bowie is still on. Samples of oil taken from. the well. which is