Arizona republican., 1910-09-26

FALSE ALARM-About 12:40 this 1 morning a fire alarm was turned in making two during the night. The 1 second alarm came from box 39, cor ner of Washington street and Seven I teenth avenue, near the Capitol build 1 ing. It proved to be a false alarm. CHANGE FOR PAINTERS.-The postmaster would be pleased to re-
 ceive bids from reputable painters for painting the city letter boxes and
 posts. These bids should be handed in before October 6. Printed specifi- cations may be had at the post office stamp window.
 CREIGHTON IS PROVINCIAL in
 crease of population was noted in the Creighton district on Friday when Mrs
 C. l.. Dalton presented her husband with a bouncing baby daughter. Moth CT and child are reported as progress
 ing nicely and Papa Dalton is receiv ing the congratulations and smiles of all his friends.
 POLICEMAN THOMPSON HURT Motorcycle policeman Jerry Thomp- son was seriously injured late Saturday night while adjusting the mechanism of his machine. In some manner his left hand became caught in the gear belt and before he could eXtricate the member a large chunk of flesh had been torn out. He is off dtuy as re- suit
 HURT ON A BOTTLE-Charles Griljava, one of the star players on the Jewels nine was hurt one day last week while ingaged in filling bottles at the bottling works where he is employed. In some manner a bottle broke, inflict- ing a deep gash in one of his hands. So serious is his injury he will be un- able to play ball again for several weeks.
 FALLS THROUGH GLASS CASE Jose Bringino, employed by the Phoe- nix Kindow Cleaning company was seriously injured and for time it was thought perhaps fatally late Saturday night while he was in the act of clean ing some windows in the Tribolet mar? ket In some manner he fell through a refrigerator case and the broken glass llllAlNNtu Nu1o hpciA AiA' N4A4A+ AA ANAAAAA which he nearly bled to death before medical attention could be secured.
 CASE IS DISMISSED-The case against Lewis Sands of Glendale, charged with violating the speed Ordi- nance by driving his machine along Grand avenue at a rate Of eighteen miles an hour, was dismissed on Sat urday, it being shown by MT Sands that he was urgently needed at his home because of the death of a farm hand who was found lying across the beam of a blow upon his ranch. Judge Thomas thought the man was sincere and that he really did not violate the law with any wrongful intentions and accordingly dismissed the case.
 HUMBOLDT VISITOR-Mr. Francis of the firm Miller x Francis of Hum boldt is a Phoenix visitor, coming down on last nights train. Mr. Francis was a little perturbed about the rumor of fire at Humboldt, tha. he heard on the train, until he learned the facts about it. About a month ago Humboldt had a fire that was quite disastrous to the firm which has store and ware house in Humboldt. Of all the fiends in the world, the fire fiend seems to have a special spite against Humboldt as there have been several bad fires and once at least the big smelting plant was wiped out.
 AFTER A BRIEF VISlT-O. w. Keith of Waterford, O., and Chas. Keith of Caldwell O., who spent last week in the city, left yesterday morn ing for home. They came here in con nection with the affairs of the late R. C. Keith who died suddenly a little more than a month ago. O. w. Keith came here at that time and took the body home for burial. Both gentlemen were favorably impressed with what they saw of Phoenix and the surrounding country on this visit and regretted that they could not remain longer But they are engaged each in a mercantile business which demands their attention.