Arizona republican., 1910-06-18

! y ' tion. It is probable that the dog ob- | iected to losing his tax receipt and got away before the thief could get it. The i collar is marked with the name NaOm Griffin.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES - Services at the Presbyterian church will be as follows: Sunday school at
 9:45. J NJ Miller. superintendent Regular morning service at II o'clock Preaching by the pastor, subject of sermon The Secret of Elijah's Great ness" Y..P. C. E. at : D. m. Evening
 sermon by the past. Subject, Hiding Our Righteousness in our Heart" The services both morning and evening will
 be shorter than usual owing to the heat. All are very cordially invited.
 CLAYSON RANCH SOLD-Dr.
 Thomas Bours of Milwaukee, Wis, has just purchased the Clayson ranch about eight miles east of Phoenix for
 $16.000. Dr. Bours will use the ranch,
 as it has been used in the past. as a
 health resort. The doctor has been in
 Phoenix several times and was greatly taken with the possibilities of the place. Its situation on the cross-cut canal with the beautiful vier of Cam elback mountain to the north attracted him. The grape fruit raised on the ranch has been pronounced unsurpass- ed III this part of the world. pr. BoUrs will take possession of the ranch immediately The sale was made through the real estate firm of Greene and Griffin.
 DISTURBED THE DANCE-Deputy Sheriff Adams yesterday arrested Joe Johnson. colored. on the complaint of w P. Crump for an assault with deadly weapon. There was a dance given by colored people at Eastlake park Tuesday night Johnson appeared without an invitation in lieu of which he had a long bone handled revolver of antique model. He created disturb ance and when remonstrances were made against his conduct as well as his presence he threatened to convert the festivities into an occasion of mourning the sudden decease of the late w. P. Crump and the defunct Fred Gardiner Finally he left the place and fired the pistol into group Of small children. fortunately missing them.
 THE DEADLY FOURTH-The city marshal has a fine collection of toy pistols of the most vicious type. Three Of them were taken from small boys who were shooting them off on Cent ral avenue yesterday. The boys were relieved of their artillery on account of the danger of frightening horses one of the pistols, known as the Bus ter. seems particularly dangerous. It is a repeater carrying long string of caps in the handle that exploded with loud reports IL is a recognized fact. but still has to be advertised annually, that tetanus. better known as lock jaw. frequently follows a trifling pow der wound made with the toy pistol. The sale of them is consequently gen orally prohibited in many western cities.
 DEATH OF FRANK SAUERWEIN Word was received yesterday by w. F. Deity of the death in Stamford. Conn, of Frank Sauerwein, a talented artist who came to Arizona partly for his health and partly 10 paint the des- srt and the Indians SauerWcin paint ed the glories of the Grand Canyon and the quaint pueblos of Taos, in New Mexico. year ago he came to Tempe and lived in the desert a few miles out. where he painted till his strength failed him and he finally gave 1t up and went back east Of the col only of artists who have been attract ed to Arizona for the rich coloring of the desert and the picturesque Indian life, Sauerwein was one of the most gifted and capable.
 MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE The mysterious disappearance of Bill Lyman. who ran baling machine, has been reported by the men who worked for him: They were going out through the valley baling hay for the farm CTS. when suddenly Lyman disappeared, leaving the baler. three horses and about six men. One of the ren said he was in arrears for back~pay over a hundred dollars. The baler was left in the country. but one of
  the Star corral at Madison and Sec ond avenue yesterday. The man said the horses were starving and so brought them into town, though he did not know where Lyman got the ami mals. He thought they were probably hired from some other corral The owner can have them by applying at the Star
 J. D. STANNARD BACK-Jay D. Stannard, an engineer of the reclama- ton service. has returned from Denver, where he went a little over a month ago to enjoy his annual vacation He has maintained a home in Denver for many years, and was accompanied there by his wife and other members Df the family who spent last winter here. They will remain there during he summer. Meanwhile MT. Stannard $ fortunate in being able to return iE time to enjoy the meat of Arizona'S