Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-21
FUNERAL NOTICE

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 funeral of the late Mrs
 Hugh L. Higdon will take place from
 the Methodist Episcopal church to-
 day at ? p. m. Friends invited. ate dinners given this week in the palm room near the music court where an accomplished European orchestra renders classical music in popular manner, enjoyable to the masses: Mir R. l.. Hague of Mexico City, Mexico Mr. A. D. Dawson of Globe, Ariz.; Mr. G. La Villere of New Orleans, La. Mir l. c. Bennett of Huntsville, Ala; MT Y. Brenner Green of Georgia, and scores from all other southern states.
 VAN PELT WILL REMAIN-Ern. est Van Pelt of the Quinn Stock com pany, who has been considering return ing to the coast, has decided to remain with the company and will continue at the Martin theater.
 GUNN ARRIVES-George R. Gum, consulting engineer for the Inspiration Copper company, arrived here last night and will spend several days in this dis trict. He is in company with Henry Krumb of the same company, who has been here for several days.
 HIGDON FUNERAL-The funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs. H. l.. Higdon will be held from the Methodist church at clock this afternoon. Mrs. Higdon leaves a large circle of friends, in this city and the funeral promises to be largely attended.
 BACK IN JAIL Laughing Dan y Moore, well known character who spends the greater part of his time in jail sobering up from quickly acquired jags, was jugged agaIn yesterday on the old charge. He will probably re- ceive his customary ten days today.
 GOOD ROADS DANCE-Although the attendance was not up to expecta- tions, the "good roads" dance at Dreamland last night proved to be a very enjoyable affair. The proceeds of the affair, which was given in the in terest of the Hill and Sutherland street bridges, can not be learned until the various committeeman make their re- ports.
 VAC DRAWS TEN-Andy Lawless, who is not as lawless as his name might imply, but who erred by extending the big init for the price of meal while the officers were watching him, was up before Judge 1inSOn Thomas yesterday on a vagrancy charge. Lawless could give no satisfactory excuse for lead, ing the laborless life and was sent up for ten days.
 ASSAULT IS Charged with assault, Allen Tedford was ar. raigned before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday and will be tried today. A complaint was lodged against Bedford by Josephine Ortiz, woman of the half world whom he promised to marry several weeks ago on condition that a vagrancy charge would be suspended The woman claims that Tedford has not only failed to carry out his promise but has treated her with violence as well
 DRAWS TEN DAYs-Because he spoke disparagingly of the funeral ser vices of the late II. L. Higdon, J. w Brown faced Judge Hinson Thomas yes terday on a charge of disturbing the peace. Brown admitted the charge and was sent to jail for six days. After sentencing the prisoner, the court was informed that Brown had revled the American flag while enjoying the same jag and it is probable that second charge will be preferred against him.
 TAKE DEPOSITION-A deposition in the damage suit of James A. Rice vs. the Inspiration Copper company, in wwhich the plaintiff is attempting to recover damages in the sum of $30,0O0 was taken from AdOlph Steiner before Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. This case will come up for trial at the com. ing term of court, the deposition being taken by reason of the fact that Stein. CT may leave the district within a short time.
 HOTEL ARRIVALS Y. Harring, ton, Lost Gulch; Henry Krumb, Salt Lake; T. R. Drummond, Inspiration George E. Gum, Salt Lake; E. E. Brady, Boston; J. D. Byrne, San Fran. cisco; Meyer Abrahams, Los Angeles w. F. Webster, Cincinnati; L. M. Per. asOn, Cincinnati; E. A. Mercer, Kansas City; F. R. Crandall, San Francisco Dr. C, C. Johnson, Los Angeles; R. $ Howe, Cincinnati; K. w. Sloan, 5afford; J. l.. Fletcher and wife, san Francisco MURRAY RESOLUTION
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