Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-27
PRESCOTT ATTORNEY HERE

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PRESCOTT ATTORNEY HERE
Attorney Robert E. Morrison of Pres
| colt arrived here yesterday on legal
business. He is registered at the
! Ford hotel.
SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA-A
case of smallpox in Flagstaff and two
cases ofNdiphtheria in Globe have been
reported to DR.. E. S. Godfrey, terri
| torial health officer.
/ GOES TO TUCSON ASuperinten-
dent c. NJ. Scott of the Arizona East
ern left last evening on a business
trip to Tucson and will probably be
absent until tomorrow
SECRETARY TAYLOR HERE
| Gibson Taylor, secretary of the Ari-
| IONA Eastern, arrived in this city
yesterday and is looking after the in
terests of the road in Phoenix.
HERE FROM GLoBE--B. ]. Bar
ron. business manager of the Daily
Globe, arrived here yesterday from
Globe and expects to spend a few
u.
ON "THE PHOENIx."-Among 9TH
er passengers leaving last evening on
The Phoenix" of the Santa Fe were
A. Thompson. ]. F. Thompson, L.
Tanhauser. Helen King and H. B.
Mcbride, all bound for Los Angeles
ARTISTS, ATTENTIoN-In the
publication of the premium list for
the fair the omission of one entry in
the art division of the woman's de-
partment has been discovered In
the list of premiums offered for paint
ing on china the following should
have appeared: For the best twelve
pieces. first premium IS. second pre-
MUM 49,"
REVIVAL SERVICES - Revival
meetings are being held in the Mission
hall at 213 Washington street. Meet
ing each evening at $50 o'clock H. l..
Thomas. miner evangelist from Wash
ington, Pa, Union Rescue mission, will
conduct the services. All are invited.
HAS HORSE THIEF IN TOW
Deputy Sheriff Rlaph Sturgis of ella
county arrived here yesterday after
noon from Winkelman, where he took
charge of a man charged with the
theft of a horse. He locked his pris-
oner in the county Jail and will take
him to Globe today
SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral
survey No. 1888. Hillside. Monte Carlo
Touch Not, Touch Not No. 3. Touch
No. 2, Connecting Link. Rawhide and
Belmont Lode mining claims, situated
in the Pioneer mining district, Pinal
county, Arizona, and claimed by the
Consolidated Holding & Trust company
has been approved by the surveyor
general.
HOLDS SOCIAL SESSlON.-Fol-
lowing regular meeting of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood held Tuesday eve-
ming in Melczer Hall. at which two
candidates were initiated, pleasing
social session was held. There were
several numbers by members, includ-
ing blackface due, which was on
par with anything seen in Phoenix on
the stage of any local theater.
CLUB REPRESENTATIoN-Mrs.
b. V. Cushman has been chosen by
the Womans club of Phoenix to rep
resent it at the Southwest City Plan
ming conference which is to be held
in Los Angeles November IA, Is and
16 at els High street. No doubt Mrs
Cushman will bring back many prac-
teal ideas which will prove of great
value in improving the city.
THE COST OF A COAT-Miguel
Nunez was before Justice tombstone
yesterday on the charge of stealing a
coat from Willie Box at a pool hall
There was no doubt of the offense and
Nunez was sentenced to twenty days
in the county jail Pedro Martinez,
who was arrested by Constable Murphy
and was found to have gun, was con-
victed of carrying concealed weapons,
and was also sentenced to twenty days
ADVANCE OF ANTILLiES-The
Baptist ladies invite all friends to meet
with them in the lecture room of their
church tomorrow (Friday) at 2:30 p. m.
to discuss the first chapter in the new
home mission text book. Advance of
the Antilles" The subject of the
chapter is Cuba Under Spanish Rule"
The topics discussed in the chapter are
as follows: The period of discovery;
the period of conquest; the period of
colonization; the period of revolt; the
ten years war; the Cuban republic
WILL BUILD HOMES DIR.
VIM. Bowman and his father
have purchased from Ed Rudolph,
the peanut merchant. lot 1 in
block and lot in block 1, Brilrs ad-
dition, and will Immediately begin the
construction of two handsome homes
thereon. They paid Rudolph $4,000 for
the lots, which means that Mr.. Rudolph
has made $500 in the last year. for it
has been less than twelve months since
he bought them for $1,000 Both deals
were made through the agency of John
L. Irwin.
CONCERT NOVEMBER e-Profes-
sors Rutherford, Stuchal and Towner
of the Arizona School of Music will
give concert in the School of Mu
sic auditorium on the evening of No |
vember 8, under the auspices of the |
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