Arizona republican., 1910-06-12

OFFICE REOPENED-Dr. Ancil
Martin has reOpened his office at
Is West Adams street, opposite the
Valley Bank
STORE REOPENED-Samp
man Johnson, who was burned out in
the Hotel Adams fire has opened up
his store again on Central avenue,
opposite the old stand i'm the Hotel
Adams.
BOUGHT CARS-Among the re-
cent purchasers of Cadillac cars from
the Arizona Motor company are DR..
Louis Dysart and J. j. Kolberg, man
ager of the Arizona Laundry. Both
bought the 30-horse power type.
FOR THE HILL COUNTRY
George L. Young and children will
leave this morning for the Derby
mine. near Prescott, where they have
very nicely equipped summer home.
Mrs. J. b. Grand will join them there
few days later
SOLD SHEEP-John Baker. a stock
raiser. returned yesterday from Kan
sas City. where he sold $50 head of
sheep, POO of which were lambs. The
latter brought SO cents which is
| little higher than the market price
of two months ago.
KEYS ARE FOUND-A bunch of
keys attached To a light chain was
turned over to the police yesterday
by a man who found them upon
street. Another key tied to a hand
| kerchief is also awaiting a claim
ant at the police station.
SEEKS ISAAC w. CAHlLL-Mar-
shall Moore is i'm receipt of a letter
from W W. Shackelford, of Peculiar
| Mo. asking whether the name of
! Isaac w. Cahill appears in the city
! directory. He says Cahill is likely
| engaged as a carpenter or contractor
+ BECOMING EASTERNIZED An
| other evidence that Phoenix is rap
] idly becoming easterniZed. is seen in
! the fact that a few of the local
/ drivers are providing their horses
with "bOnnets" to shade their heads
/ from the sunshine after the manner
ON RAILROAD INESS-Colon-
| el J. Il. Breathitt who has been con-
! nected with the Randolph lines for
/ several years. left last night for his
; home at Tucson after having spent
! three days in town in the matter of
| the Phoenix Buckeye right Of way
| He will return early this week
FAST MAIL SERVICE-A letter
mailed i'm Somerville. a suburb of
! Boston on the morning of June Z.
was in the Phoenix postoffice box
Of the addressee on the evening OF
| June 10. or three and a half days
| from Boston to this city. That is
| about the best speed record for mail
matter vet reported
GOING TO THE RECEPTION
| Captain J. L. Alexander. Captain
Thomas Rynning and G. y. Wilcox
and James c. Goodwin left last night
! for New York. To take part in the
reception of former President Roose-
/ welt. All are members of the Rough
Riders. The organization will be
| represented from other towns in the
! territory.
MAY RETIRED was rumored on
] the street yesterday that w. D. Full
wiler of the Phoenix Trust company.
expects to retire from active participa-
! ton in the affairs Of that concern. The
rumor was not confirmed at the office
! of the trust company. Mr. Fulwiler
! and the members Of his family will go
! to the coast in a week or so and re-
main most of the summer
THE FITTING OF MARK SMITH
Hon. Marcus a. Smith who has been
| in the northern part of the territory.
/ passed through town yesterday after
noon on his way to his home in Tue
/ son. Mr.. Smith met many Of his
! friends and old time supporters. The
| Imperial Guard" He was asked re-
garding his intentions with respect to
! the nomination for delegate to con
gress. Mr.. Smith replied that he
would not he a candidate That is.
| he thought he would not be
| CRIPPLE is DEPORTED-A man
! giving the name of George Washing
| ton Grant, was taken in by the po-
| lice day, or two ago while intoxi-
| Gated. He was given time to sober
I up and then was told to leave town
! Yesterday he was again seen upon
! the streets and was begging He had
! also been drinking. As he was a
Cripple it was decided to place no
| charge against him, but he was es-
| corted to train leaving the city yes
terday and it was seen that he went
when the train did
WANTED HORSE UNTIED-The
| police yesterday received a hurry
! call over the telephone from a woman
! who stated that a horse had been
/ tied in the middle of the road near
! her house and was frightening teams
that were passing. She was given
assurance that an officer would be
sent to the scene Immediately. Then
/ she placidly informed the police that
she lived some distance beyond the
! Cartwright school. OF course there
are limitations to the jurisdiction of
! the local police and no ten mile trip
was made yesterday just to unite a
| horse
A MISSING PASTORAL quirv has
been received at the office of the sher-
| iff from Morgan Hill. Santa Clara
| county. California, making INQUIRY re-
garding Rev Emmett NJ Bride. pastor
of the United Presbyterian church at
that place He left there on Nav y
ana has not since been heard from He
was subject TO spells of mental disa-
; bility and in one of these spells il
/ is thought he wandered away. He is
about 30 years of age. feet g inches
and weighs about $50 pounds He is
erect of bearing. good looking. smooth
shaver, heavy black hair and black
eyes. He had eczema on his right
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