Arizona republican., 1910-08-06

l the Commercial hotel register yester- | day. Then he grabbed a bundle oi l Transacto cigars in one hand and d 1 bunch of order blanks in the other and | proceeded to call upon the trade. Busl-
 ness is so good he will remain in Phoe- nix a few days.
 CITY COMMISSION CONGRESS- | The mayor. city commission and com | mercial bodies of Galveston have l called a City Commission Congress | to be held in Galveston, November 2l-23 of this year. A circular letter has been received by the Phoenix | board of trade asking that body to 1 send delegates to the congress. The
 purpose of it is to disseminate in formation through discussion of the | commission form of government. known as the Galveston plan. A SLIP OF THE KNIFE.-Bert Bradwell. the young boy who was charged with stabbing a bull dog, says that he has been put in a wrong light. He says he had no designs against the bull dog. He was leading a small dog attached to a string near sherman
 
 dog attacked his pet. He pulled out his knife to cut the string by which his dog was handicapped. He did cut the string. but if he cut the bull dog he did not intend to and that is all he knows about it.
 NATIONAL GUARD ELECTION Captain A. NJ Tuthill, commanding 
 colonel of the First regiment of the Arizona National guard. to succeed Col J. H. McClintock. retired, and F. s. Breen of Flagstaff has been elected lieutenant colonel Thirty nine votes were cast by the eligible voters of the guard organization, the votes being counted yesterday by an election board consisting of Adjutant General Coggins. Captain F.. P. Grin stead and Lieutenant $. II. Stewart
 A BUSY OFFlCE-The office of the surveyor general has been a busy one all year. exceeding all former records during whai is called the dull season and no-- that the busy season is com ing on things are fairly humming and the surveyor general is tightening up all the straps to see that the harness don't break. Within the last few days have been received for the surveying of ll3 mining claims and General Ingalls, has applied to the of the land office for two more extra draftsmen for temporary service. From now on until the end of the year claim owners will be trying to hurry their patents through to avoid the necessity of doing assessment work on them which very often cannot be done in such a way as to aid in the final development of the mine.
 HE ASSAULTED A WOMAN-En- riquez Garcia was before Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with an assault upon Mrs. Martina Gonzales in the southern part of town the night before. The woman exhibited ] received by being flung about on the l sidewalk by Garcia. Several wit nesses testified to the flinging Gar cia said it was not that way at all i He said he went to the house where | there were several men and women and he was like lamb among a lot | of ravenous wolves. He never touch ] ed Mrs. Gonzales but the most vivid i recollection he had of his visit was ! his departure carrying on his back | what seemed to him to be the as sembled multitude. They rode him | almost all the way home.
 UNION SERVICES AT THE FIRST l PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-In the | Sunday, August ', at Il | o'clock, the Rev. F. c. Reid will preach | to union congregation from the First ] Methodist church, the First Baptist i church and the First Presbyterian | church. The singing will be led by | a male quartet composed of Messrs. | Ir,.nr II,,n N1nrco and grnnuldina AIrc