Arizona republican., 1910-04-28

OrlnS tnelr frlendS. as this may be tn
 last social of this order until coo weather.
 THE CORPS coMPLETE-If tn, 1 improvements of the school were com
 plete now and the beginning of ths next school year were at hand. Osborn
 district would be ready for it. for all ] the teachers for the year have been secured. The latest and last addition
 to the corps is Miss Leonora Francis, 1 special teacher Nho will have charge
 of drawing. music and domestic sci ence
 zARAGoZA LODGE eALL-zarago-
 "a Lodge No. ?, of Phoenix. has per
 fected arrangements for the holding of
 the third annual floral ball in Melczer
 hall upon the evening of May ;. This
 is the forty eighth anniversary of the
 defeat of the French by General Zara-
 goza, and the local Mcxicans will fit
 tingly observe the occasion. Music
 will be furnished by Professor Bustos.
 leader of the Mexican Industrial Lib
 crty bands, and an orchestra of picked musicians
 SEEKS MISSING soV-Marshal
 Moore is in receipt of letter from
 Mrs. L.. Henslee. of 525 Eas: Walnut street, Louisville. Ky. in which she asks that a search be made for her son, Virgil l.. HeDslec. whom she states is supposed to be employed upon ranch somewhere between Tucson and Phoenix. She describes her son as tall. slender. light complexion and small features. She fails to give his age She is in hopes that he may be located and induced to write her and let his anxious mother know how and where he is.
 TRIP TO sUCkEYE-Chairma Hoghe of the board of supervisors and
 W. D. Leeper made a run to Buckeye yesterday and returned yesterday in Mr. Lceper's machine in little more than four hours. including two short stops on Inc way. One purpose of the trip on the part of Mir Hoghe was to see if the reads in that part of tho country were as bad as they were painted He thinks that the time made is recommendation of. the roads for the auto ia only ij00 ma chine. With sl500 machine. any body. even if he is not d mathamati- clan can figure. that the journey could have been made in third of the time.
 IS GIVEN WEEKS REsT-Georgc Dunbar arrested carly yesterday morning by Captain Connor and Pa trolman Fraicy while climbing the fence at the Redlight saloon. was giv en a hearing before Police Judge Thomas yesterday afternoon and was sent down for seven days in lieu of recognized the man as having been arrested the night before by Patrol man Sullivan while using vile lan- guage upon the street. He had. been released upon promise to leave town. John Raycroft who had been arrested with Dunbar. failed to appear and for feited s3 cash bail.
 CONDITION STILL sERioUs-Joe the New York store cloth ing clerk who had such q narrow es- cape from being killed on Monday evening when hc attempted to stop a runaway near the city hall is still to be in serious condition. He may be injured internally. al- though it will be impossible for the attending physician 10 definitely de- tcrmine this for some days. When Mfr. fell across the thills of the wagon he lost his gold-rimmed spec tacies in the gutter in front of the store. He would, be very glad if the finder would leave them for him at the New York store.
 STATEHOOD AT THE pooR-A etter was received at the office of the board of supervisors yesterday from John F. Orme. president of .he water Isers' association. who is now in MT. Orne wrote that he believed that his mission to Washing l lon in the interest of the. occupants of 1 he school lands would be successful md that the statehood bill would be 1 smended in their favor so that they | would reap the benefits of the improve 1 nents they have made when the lands | ire disposed of under statehood. On | he subject of statehood itself. Mir. | Drrne believed that the bill would be | quickly passed. He expected to reach | iome by May r..
 A DAYS WAGE-Captain J. L. B. Alexander returned last night from lurried trip of single day to Tomb i tone richer by a little more than s6.- | '00 than when he went away. He had aken Judgment against Mrs. Belle J. Barnes for the aforementioned amount. The late William H. Barnes was the lttorney for Martin Costello in the litigation of several years over the ;hattuck mine and the firm ce Street Alexander was brought into the case or one third of the fee, which was to ,e one-third of the amount recovered !; | compromise was effected by which | Costello received s75.000. and the fee greed upon was paid to the Barnes state. Suit was begun by Captain