Arizona republican., 1910-03-18
TAXING NO CHANGES

TAKING NO cHANcES-The pro- ! prietors of the Anheuser saloon have barricaded that establishment against
 minors and J. W. Canning by the em- i plOyment of special policeman to | guard the doors
 1 divorce was brought in district court yesterday by Miguel Santa Cruz against Sarah Santa Cruz. on the
 ground of desertion. They had been
 married eighteen years.
 STREET IMPROVEMENTS The
 city street department is putting new fumes in the irrigation ditches all over town They are going in at about the rate of twelve a day The old fumes are found to be in bad shape and most of them have routed away.
 PROBABLY NOT SO-There was q report on the street yesterday that d baby had been run over by an automobile on Center street and fa- tally hurt. but the story could not be verified last night and was probably q false report. based on the incident of Paul Stewart getting hurt. PUPILS REClTAl-Saturda even ing at the Arizona School of Music pupils of Caroline Reed Thompson will give q recital. assisted by students from the musical departments The program will consist of readings and piano solos. and the presentation of three pantomimes. and is free of charge 10 the public
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 neral of A V Van Doren of North Third avenue was held yesterday aft ernoon al the Van Doren residence.
 The services were conducted by the Rev. Henry NJ Campbell of the Pres byterian church. and attended by many members of the Masonic lodge. of which MT. Van Doren was mem Der.
 THE DEPARTMENT WANTS HIM Sheriff Hayden yesterday received q telegram from the. war department relating tn Fred Taylor. the confessed deserter. saying that Taylor was amenable to arrest and punishment and that instructions as to the dispo- sition of him would follow by mail Taylor will probably have to be de- livered to the authorities at Whipple Barracks
 BOUGHT A HOME Sheriff Jack White Of Cochise county has bought through the Crescent Realty company two lots and the siX-rOom brick house situated on the corner at l42l West Adams street II is a furnished property and will make the sheriff nice Phoenix home some day when he gets through living in Cochise county. Mrs. Dewitt has rented another house. and will later move to California
 HE MADE EXPLANATION l.. Seid. representative Of the Parisian arrested on Wednesday charged with obtaining money by false representa- tion. was dismissed yesterday by Jus tice JOhnstone Seid having furnished satisfactory proof of his honest in tentions and having made a satisfac- tory explanation of his use of the business cards and name of A. w Hackel. his predecessor in this field
 FEW HAVE REGISTERED-La night but sixty nine names had been placed on the registration books for the coming sewer bond election April :. The books close March 26. As there are somewhere in the neighbor- Hood of 1.5O0 who will be eligible to vote at this election, the number of those who have registered up to the present time is an exceedingly small proportion of the whole number The books have now been open about two weeks
 BOUGHT THE RIGGS HOME - Tony Bright yesterday bought the fur nished house of J. ]. Riggs at sol North Second street. and at o'clock Mir. Riggs turned the keys over to him and left with his family for Cali fornia, where MT. Riggs will take good. long rest from business wor- ries. The property bought by Mir Bright is siX-room. cement block cottage. a corner property and very homelike little place. recently fitted up by Mir Riggs
 SEVERELY HURT-The 15-year- old son of w l.. Pinney last evening suffered very painful injury. run ming large silver of wood into the palm of his hand in a giancing di- rectiun, so it was imbedded beneath the flesh about two and d half inches fNtutWll uFtsStu tflt NDuilu. tN- tractng the little slivers that re- mained when the larger one was pulled out. and though the injury is painful, it is not considered serious. The incident occurred near the Pinney home. in West Capitol addition
 FUNERAL OF GEORGE w. cow Gill-The funeral of George W. Cow gill was held yesterday afternoon at 3:l5 o'clock in the parlors of Mohn X Driscoll The services were under the auspices of the Elks, George Driscoll. T.. B, O'Neill as chaplain and Frank DeSouZa deliv erng the oratiOn. The casket was decorated with flowers from sympa- thizing friends. and after the serv- ices was escorted to the depot. whence the body was taken last evening for interment in Los Angeles. The es- corting procession was led by the Elks, followed by the directors of the Phoe- nix board of trade. which the deceased served so long and faithfully as sec retary.
 ST. PATRIcK'S DAY RAcES-Be- side the wearing of green ribbons and small bottles filled with a green liquid said to be the blood of Irishmen who fell at Boyne Water. the only celebra- f nr