Arizona republican., 1910-07-26
TERRITORIAL pEPosIToRY-Th,


 Trust company as a depository of territorial funds.
 IS APPOINTED CALL BOY- Solomon Schwartz has been ap- pointed call boy for the local offices of the Maricopa X Phoenix railroad
 AT WORK AGAIN - Chief Clerk Tracy and Miss Leonard. clerk of the board of control. both in the aud itors office. were at their desks again yesterday. both having been ill last week
 A HOUSE PARTY - Miss Mary Wheat is entertaining the Misses Josephine Rumney. Ida Stevens, Mabel Taylor and Marie Cunningham at a house party this week at her pretty country home, Riverside Place.
 PROJECT PICTURES-The board of trade has received from C. J. Blanchard. the publicity representa- tive of the reclamation service. some fine pictures of the Roosevelt dam, recently taken. He writes the board that he will also try to secure some enlarged pictures for the board to display on its walls.
 ON A BUYING TOUR-Mr. E. H. Francis of the Francis Cloak and Suit House left last night for the eastern markets. where he will make selections of the heaviest and best stock the house has ever carried. MT Francis will visit St. Louis. Chicago and New York, and before his return he will visit his mother at St Paul. Minp-
 POLICE COURT-H. C. Cook was fined SIS yesterday for speeding his motorcycle beyond the legal limit. Clyde Sumptor~Was fined $5 for tying his horse to a tree near the Coliseum theater. Juan Mendoza was fined s for a rather aggravated case of inn politeness. He endeavored to start filtration with the wife of another Mexican in her husbands presence and when the latter rebuked him he was much offended and struck the injured husband. Francisco Lastra was sent below for five days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
 A WARDROBE INVADER-Neme- ciO Ojedo broke into a room some where uptown yesterday and stole some old clothes. His presence where he did not belong was reported to Policeman TrOutman and Constable Murphy, but before either man got there Nemecio had made his getaway They followed his trail for a while until they lost it, and later in the day Officer Troutman was again aG- vised of the culprits whereabouts ard went after him. After a lengthy chase he came up with the fellow in the brick tenement on block q. 'Ie IS in the city jail. but will be trans ferred to the county jail today
 TOUR OF INSPECTION R. NJ Troy is in the city representing the Grasselli Chemical company of Cleve- land Ohio. His visit is for the pur- pose of looking over the territory. having in mind it's possibilities for business in the line of the companys efforts. noting the effect statehood is likely to have on conditions, etc. MT Troy was very much surprised to find how much further advanced the season is in this climate than in other sections he has visited, and was rather surprised to find the sugar beet crop harvested while in other countries the harvest has hardly begun.
 DEATH OF JOHN McFARLAND- John Mcfarland, who had been stop ping at the Star lodging house for some time, was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon by an employc of the Star Mcfarland was a cook by trade and was well known here, his latest employment having been at the DSpot restaurant He had not been feeling well for some time and yes terday morning was uptown and called on a physician, who prescribed for him. Returning home. he went to his room and was not seen again until he was found dead In view of the fact that he had had the attend ance of physician it was not re garded necessary to hold an inquest, though he was alone when he died.
 DOG HANGERS AcTIVE-The Fl Paso Kennel club has written the DptTu OI tTdOe SdNlHS Iildl llic lpCdi kennel club. as well as that of Albu- querque and other southwestern cities, has arranged dates for a dog show. and urges the Phoenix kennel club to hurry and do the same thing, so they can all work together during the coming exhibitions. Secretary WelCh will probably take the matter up with c. B Wood. who last year had charge of the poultry and dog show at the fair. and probably will repeat his greatest show on earth this year. So far as known. publicly there is no kennel club in Phoenix. though there are lots of dog fanciers here, but a good exhibition of dogs was made last year at the fair, and no doubt this year it will be a great deal better.
 OFF FOR HUACHUCA-A mum Der of the officers and men of the national guard in this vicinity will leave today for Fort Huachuca for a preliminary shoot of two weeks be- fore going to Camp Perry, Ohio, to participate in the national shoot. Last year Arizona stood thirty-third in the order of efficiency. as shown by the shoot. This year it is expected