Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

LIE AhlAON Il hEE ODA4
LICENSE ISSUED-A marriage Ii
cense was issued yesterday to Felipe
Rocha and Senovia Martinez.
LEAVES FOR IDAHO-A. w
Lander left last evening over the
Southern Pacific for Nampa, Idaho,
where he was called on business.
GOES TO WESTINGHOUSE
B. A. Fickas left last evening for
| Washington, ID. c., over the Washing
ton Sunset route, where she will
spend the next few weeks, the guest
of friends and relatives.
FREE CLINICS-The Arizona Den
tai Society will meet in Phoenix No
vember gil, and the Dental Board
November 14-1S. Patients wishing
to take advantage of the clinics which
will be absolutely free may do so by
applying at once to DR.. John A.
| LentZ.
i CHILD'S STUDY cIRCLE-There
will be a meeting of the Child's
Study Mothers Circle of the McKin-
ley school Thursday afternoon at 80.
1t is desired that all patrons of the
school be present as there is busieess
of Importance to come before the
Circle
STEAL ROSE GARDEN SIGN-m
the course of their Halloween pranks,
Monday night, some boys stole and
| concealed the large sign at the Dun
bar Rose. Gardens in west Adams
street. The sign which is valued at
$25 had not been located late yes
| terday afternoon.
ARIZONA CONGRATULATED -
| Secretary George u. Young yesterday
| received a letter from John Hays Ham
mond in which he whote: Il wish to
! congratulate my Arizona friends on the
good showing made by the census re-
turns 1t shows that there is still good
| taste in the American people in the Sc
! lection of a place of residence"
ENDING HIS VACATION - Hon.
Neil Bailey, former speaker of the
| legislative assembly, arrived in town
yesterday afternoon and will remain
J for three or four days. Mr.. Bailey has
just returned from his vacation, which
he spent at his old home at Savannah,
| Ga. Before settling down to his duties
again he will have a look in at the
constitutional convention.
WHEEL is STOLEN-When DIR. E.
| Munson, optician, started to get his
wheel late yesterday afternoon from
| the spot where he had left it in front
| of his offices in west Washington
/ street, he found that the bicycle
was missing. 1t was Pierce, spring
fork, coaster brake and spring sad
die wheel The theft was reported
to the police.
BUS AND BICYCLE COLLIDE
An unidentified young man riding
along Adams street near Central ave-
nue. yesterday morning. in attempting
to cross on his bicycle to the opposite
side of the street, ran into the Com
mercial Hotel bus and was thrown
| to the ground He was stunned by
his fall and was picked and taken
into a nearby office. Later he went
on his way. Walter Porter, who was
driving the bus was upon the prop
er side of the street and seemed in nc
way responsible for the accident
OUT AGAIN, IN AGAIN-Carmer
Torres, the Mexican woman who was
arrested two or three days ago and
released Monday afternoon, was again
taken into custody yesterday morning
because she persisted in making her
self conspicuous about the city Jail
Upon being released she had promised
to make herself less conspicuous by
her absence, but yesterday she was
again lettering about the city jai
and talking with the prisoners be-
hind the bars. She was finally locked
up. it appearing that her actions
were such as to indicate that she
must be mentally unbalanced
WILL TAKE EARLIER START
The office. of the surveyor general will
begin this morning to observe the
change of time, but nominally Their,
will be no change of time there. Office
hours have always begun at $3.50 anC
they will continue to do so, under tn,
mountain time system. This arrange.
ment will be advantageous at all sea
sons of the year. In the winter time i
got so dark before the close of Office
hours that the craftsmen could hardl,
see to work. Now they will have a hal
hour more daylight. In the summer
time a half hour of the burning after.
Moons will be eliminated Op traded fol
a cooler half hour in the mornings.
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM-J. f
Spence was yesterday committed t
the asylum for the insane. He is {
personal friend of Probate Judg,
Phillips who on a former occasion
kept him from that fate believing
. his condition to be that of Harmless!
senility but he has now become 81
irresponsible it was thought best fol
his own good to send him where hi
could be given closer attention. H,
lived with a family In BrilPs add.
ton occupying property of which h,
is or was the guardian and they hav,
done all they could for him but h,
slips away when he is not watched
and wanders into the country greatly