Arizona republican., 1910-11-15

TO MOUNTAINS and Mrs.
r. f. Donovan have returned to their
home in Jerome after spending fair
| week with Mrs. Donovan's parents,
Prof and Mrs. Anderson.
SAN DIEGO VISITOR-L. c. Mas
ten of San Diego, a former resident of
this city, arrived here yesterday on
business mission and expected to re-
turn either last night or today
PYTHIAN SISTERS-The Phoenix
temple of the Pythian Sisters will
meet this evening at 1880 in X. of
P hall, to hold the annual election
of officers and consider other i'm
portant business.
A WEDDING-Casimiro Laboria and
Angel Berdugo were issued a marriage
license and Justice c. w tombstone
performed the ceremony that made
their hearts go pitipat in duly au-
thorized official unison.
MEETING OF LADIES-The Chris
tian church ladies will meet this after
noon in the church parlOrs at 2:3O
o'clock 1t is desired that as many as
possible attend, and especially those
belonging to the Calendar club.
NEW OPERATOR-George Miller,
who has been in Los Angeles several
months, attending a school of tele-
graphy. has completed his course and
returned to Phoenix to take a posi-
ton as operator in the local Western
Union office.
SOME FINE APPLES-Frank r.
Stewart, who is an apple farmer when
he is not engaged in selling life insur-
ance, favored The Republican yesterday
with some fine prize winning fruit from
his Verde ranch. When Put to a prac
teal test it was found that the judge
at the territorial fair had made no mis-
take in rendering his decision con-
corning Mr.. Stewards apples.
LIQUOR cASE-Court Commission
er c. w. tombstone yesterday tried and
held to the L. S. grand jury, Alberto
Hernandez, charged with selling liquor
to an Indian. Later Justice of the
Peace c. W. tombstone tried A. a.
Frankey on the charge of bootlegging
at the fair ground last week, found him
guilty and set this morning at 10
o'clock as the date of sentence.
BACK BY RAlL-R. NJ. Ling and
son, Perry, of Prescott, who have been
visiting Phoenix during fair week, COM
ing down in their automobile as a con-
testant in the Prescott road race, left
for home last night on the train, leav-
ing their automobile here. The wealth
er was not propitious for an overland
trip home and they left the machine
until later visit Mr. Long expects to
make soon.
LOST AN ARM-Meager news was
received yesterday of a deplOrable ac-
cident at the Ray Consolidated mine
whereby an engineer whose name was
not learned was crippled for Life. His
sleeve caught in the machinery in
some manner, and before he could lib
crate himself one of his arms was cut
off either at the elbow or the wrist
which could not be learned He was
alone at the time and the possible seri-
BUSINESS of the case is not known here,
but it is presumed he will recover, as he
was given medical attention as soon as
found.
PETITION FOR WRIT-Alexander
& Christy yesterday filed in the district
court in behalf of Ben Uchida of Glen
dale a petition for a writ of certiorari
requiring Justice Parker to certify to
his record in the case of the Glendale
state bank versus Uchida, whereby the
plaintiff was given judgment for s29910
and sI4 costs. Uchida was in Jail
charged with the forgery of checks said
to have been cashed by the bank, when
the Justice court proceedings were TAX
en-. Later another man pleaded guilty
to the forgery and on motion of the dis
trict attorney Uchida was discharged.
1t is contended that Uchida was served
with the papers in Jail, that he did
not know their purport, not under
standing English, made no defense and
PERHAPS MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Mention was made yesterday of the
arrest of a man named E. H. Richard
Son in Wickenburg on the charge of
having irregularly received and kept a
letter addressed to Z. r. Richardson in
Lexington, KY, while the Wickenburg
man was visiting there a few months
ago. Vernon l.. Clark went on his
bond. c. p. Cronin CHANGED to see the
defendant in court and when told about
the case said he knew an Z. II. Rich
ardson in Wickenburg who went to-
Kentucky last summer, but he did not
look like the man in custody. Whether
there were two men of the same name
in Wickenburg and both from Lexing-
ton, or whether the defendant has
changed his appearance, after the man
ner of DR.. Jekyll and if there were two
of them, which one is wanted by the
federal authorities, are matters for
later determination.
CONSERVATION MAD?