Arizona republican., 1910-05-13

in the Murphy school. The proceeds i of this social will be used toward pur- chasing a piano. X fire musical pro- gram has been arranged and good time is guaranteed 10 all.
 OR. PALMER IN viENNA-Dr. and Mrs E.. Payne Palmer are now com i fortably located in Vienna. Both are { enjoying good health. Dr. Palmer is 1 busy at work in the large clinics and hospitals. He is much pleased with the 1 work there. |
 A MovEABLE ACCoUNT-C. T. 1 Willis. who since the abolition of the l office of public examiner has been ! keeping things straight in the southern | part of the territory. returned yester- ! day from Florence, and will now go | over the accounts of this county again. !
 PUBLIC coNcERT-The coming Tuesday evening. May r.. Dufferin | Rutherford of the vocal department of i the Arizona School of Music. will as l sist some of his most advanced pupils l
 in presenting concern program to the 1 public Invitations for the event may | be procured at the school.
 A PICNIC OINNER-The Woman's ! Missionary society of the Presbyterian | church will hold the closing meeting | of the season at the home of Mrs. :. | II. Mitchell. 14l4 East Washington | street. this afternoon at o'clock. It i will be followed by picnic dinner on i the lawn. All are most cordially ln- vited to attend. especially the men or the congregation. INDIANS NEEOED-A telegram i was received at the office of the board of supervisors yesterday from the Mer- cereau Copstruction company of Los Angeles. the builders of the Center street bridge, that their foreman had informed them that he needed Indians on the work now and could not get them Arrangements were at once made to take the matter up with Agent Alexander of Sacaton. IN BUSINESS FOR HIMSElF-A. l L. Harris. a well equipped civil en- gineer. has opened an office in the
 Fleming block where he can be found , by any one seeking services in his line l. of work MT. Harris has been with the United States recla2nauon service 1 since 1903 as assistant engineer and recently severed his connection with the service to go into business for himself.
 ! A VISITING BUSINESS MANI. D. i Bethune. Jr., who is engaged m busi- ] ness at Humboldt, is spending few I days in the city visiting at the home ! of $. w. Higley. MT. Bethunes Vlsit 1 is one of mingled business and pleas
 ure. He has also taken occasion to buy | two pair of mules from the Higiey ! Horse and Mule company. MT Be- 1 thune is son of Judge Bethune. form erly of the first judicial district.
 INDECENT INJURED - Deputy 1 Sheriff Williams of Gila Bend wired
 the board of supervisors yesterday that
 an indigent had been seriously injured tthere and he urged that the county, physician come at once. The nature | of the injuries of the manner in which i thev had been received was not stated. pr. Tafel was informed and he noti- fled Dr. Brack of Mesa. who has charge ] of all county business on that side Of the river.
 BOARD OF TRAOE-A special meeting of the board of trade direc-
 tor called for this morning at S:3o o'clock has been postponed until Mon 1 day morning at the same hour In- ! cidentally the board of trade room is being reorganized as it were. the of flee being placed on the west side. as i well as a large part of the exhibits. 1 so that about half the room will be I clan han i torium ii, the case of public meetings. THE CONDEMNED = Sentences were passed yesterday on the prisoners | who had either been convicted or pleaded guilty in the United States court Juan Jose for selling liquor to an Indian was sentenced to three months in the territorial prison and to pay a fine of s10O Frank Lee for similar offense was given two years m prison and a fine of S1OO. Harry Azul for perjury in the case of Sam Werrick was sentenced to one year and one day ! and to pay a fine of s10. These three prisoners and three others previously
 sentenced will be taken to Florence to- day by Deputy United States Marshal
 Anderson.
 RIVER CROSSING AT TEMPE
 The automobile owners of Tempe have fixed up the river crossing at that place in better shape than ever be-
 fore. their efforts having practically put out of business for the present sea
 son the operations of the Salt River
 Salvage and Wrecking company that
 has been waxing opulent at the ex-
 pense of chauffeurs who could not re-
 sist the temptation to try the old cross
 ing. The approaches on either bank
 have been graded down and heavy coat of gravel and manure has been placed on the road bed over the new approach. while about thirty cart loads
 of dirt and gravel have been placed in the river bed proper.
 FORGED LIQUOR ON INDIAN Ramon O. See. an Indian, was before Judge Thomas yesterday charged with being drunk. See entered the unique plea that he had been assailed by a