Arizona republican., 1910-12-01
AFTER WITNESSES - sherl

AFTER WITNESSES - Sheriff | Harry Saxton of Santa Cruz county
 was here yesterday after witnesses. A FINE SON-Mr. and Mrs Harry
 Robertson. who reside at 413 North
 Seventh avenue. are rejoicing in the
 arrival of twelve pound son. l COMING TODAY-Dr. Louis Dysart
 was called to El Paso Tuesday on busi-
 ness. but is expected to return home
 today.
 ELECTION NIGHT - Tonight is | election night for Arizona Rebekah Hodge and it is desired by the members that a full attendance of the member ship be present. Visitors are also urgently invited. | MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET | lNG--The Womens ForaiSn Mission ary Society nf the First N. F. church will r eet Friday at 2:21 D. m. at
 the home of Mrs. R. M. 'fafcI G93 Y. Adams St.
 HELD TO ANSWER-Carlos and -Euvigan Garcia, arrested for bur glarizing the Phoenix Cycle Co.'S storeroom on November 23, have been ! examined by Justice Parker and held to answer to the grand jury under bonds of $iOO each.
 STERLING PRICE INJURED While engaged in assisting in the in- stallation of the new pump at the city pumping plant, Sterling Price was seriously injured when one of the heavy pieces fell on his foot. He was able to be about yesterday with i the aid of d pair of crutches.
 NATIONAL ALLIANCE OF UNI TARIANS-There will be a meeting of the National Alliance of Unitarians and other liberal christian women Friday at 2:3O p. m. at the home of Mrs. l.. NJ. Cady, 9O9 West Adams street. Strangers will be welcome.
 IS RECOVERlNG-Mrs. Joseph Maloney, wife of conductor Maloney. of the Arizona Eastern, who recently underwent d serious operation. is so far recovered as to be about once more and no further apprehension is felt as to the outcome of her ill., ness.
 NOTICE TO SIR KNIGHTS-Sir Knights of Phoenix Commandery No. 2 are preparing for a big time Fri day evening, December ?. at their asylum in Masonic Temple Some thing will happen that night that all Sir Knights will be very glad to see. old fashioned refreshments will fol- low the work. All visiting Sir Knights are most heartily welcomed.
 p. O. BUSINESS-The business of the Phoenix postoffice for November, 1910, increased nineteen per cent over the same month of the previous year. Expressed in monetary terms, the in- crease was from S4S9S to S5S3O. No vember was not the heaviest month in the history of the office by any means The receipts for December. 1909. ran over $77OO. but the present month is almost sure to eclipse that record.
 M. G. GREENWALD DEAD-M. G. Greenwald died Tuesday morning at his home on West Jefferson street. He came to Arizona about four years ago for his health, his former home being in Chicago, where he left three children. He suffered of lung trouble and gradu- ally grew worse until the end. About ten days ago a sister, Mrs. Block. of Dayton. ohio, came here to attend him and left Tuesday night accompanying the body to Chicago, where it will be inferred.
 WHERE IS HEMSWORTH?-A cOrding to a letter addressed to the chief of police here Edward Hens worth. an employe of Hale Bros, Inc. of San Francisco, left the Gold en Gate city over two weeks ago en- route to Phoenix expecting to be benefited by the climate. he being | affected with lung trouble. Fearing | he may have become seriously i'll 1 since arriving here, Superintendent | w. C. Gailbraith, of Hale Bros, asks i that he be located if in this city and | his address secured. Any person | having information as to his where | abouts should communicate with | Chief Moore.
 STOLE HIS OWN HoRSES-Ga- briel Acosta has been arrested on | the charge of embedding or selling | couple of horses that belonged to | himself, the charge resting on the | fact that he had been out of the 1 county while somebody else had a i string on them. He mOrtgaged the | horses to MarcelOn Leon and then | took them to Yavapai county From | there he wrote Leon first that the 1 horses were lost and he was looking | for them. Then he wrote that he | was very sorry to report that they | had been lost Marcelon then brought | suit on the ground that Acosta had | no right to take them out of the | county without his consent Acosta | returned to Glendale where he was found when the arresting officer went | after him and brought him to the county jail. He will be arraigned in Justice JOhnstone's court today.
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 TROUBLES OF A FAT MAN.
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