Arizona republican., 1910-12-17
EQUIPMENT FOR RIVER WORK

Four carloads of Fresno scrapers and
 other equipment for levee building and | six carloads of mules. left here last
 night for Yuma. The outfit was con-
 signed to Killbeck & Williams. one of
 the firms ub-cOntracting from Dr. J. | C. Norton for. work in levee building
 on the lower Colorado river.
 BUYS PERCHEoN MARES-Louis | Sands, of near Glendale has pur-
 chased one of the handsome thor i oughbred teams of Percheon mares | offered for sale by the Higley Horse
 and Mule company Mir. Sands has
 some other full blood stock of the
 same strain and expects to breed i from these.
 TRIAL FOR ASSAULT-The case of 1 Francisco Para and three Otber MeXi- cans who brutaIly assaulted Robert Arlington. a cook at the star lodging house cafe a few nights ago, will come before Justice Johnstone today for pre- liminary examination. Arlington was able to remove the bandages from about his head yesterday and walk to the office of the justice. but ne is yet far from being in good fighting condi- ton.
 THE LAW DAY-The usual law day
 session of the district court will be held
 today, Judge Kent having returned from Florence. He went there last
 Friday to try the damage cases against
 the Ray Consolidated Mining company.
 growing out the death of R. P Cole
 man. w. H. Freeland. Jr., and two oth-
 CTS in an explosion which occurred last
 February. After the trial was begun
 the cases were transferred to this coun-
 ty. The date of the trial here has not
 been fixed.
 DIED UDDENLY-Mrs H. Nj
 Woods died very suddenly of heart dis
 ease in Bisbee Thursday night. she
 was a prominent member of the Order
 of Eastern star and had many friends all over the territory. Her husband was a member of the legislature a few years ago. Mrs. Woods being m Phoe- nix with him during the session, and during that time she made the ac- quaintance of a large number of Phoe- nix people who will regret sincerely her untimely death.
 WAT SO | v NGOhHShH-M. A. Duhnsen. the crack third baseman of the Jewels. is in correspondence with the president Of the Lincoln CNebD Baseball club relative to a place on that team. The Lincoln team is of the Western league and it is probable that Duhnsen will next year be found playing in the Nebraska league. where if he makes good, he may be advanced to the Western league. His ability has come to the notice of the heads of these leagues and it is probable that he will be given a try out the coming season.
 RYUS AT WORk-For the purpose of sounding the sentiment of Tucson in regard to the proposed flight of Hu- bert Latham the French monoplanist. | from Phoenix to that place. Captain | H. D. Ryus of Los Angeles, left for l the old Pueblo last night. From all | that has been learned it is believed that | Tucson is quite enthusiastic and is | more than willing to come through with 1 $1,250. the amount which that city | will be asked to contribute The | Phoenix board of trade directors will | meet again Monday to consider Lath- | am's offer and Ryus expects to be present at that meeting.
 TRINITY cHURCH.-Services will | he held tomorrow. fourth Sunday in | in Trinity church. South Sec ond avenue, facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius W. Atwood. rector, as | follows: Holy communion at o'clock; and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and sermon by the Rev. Arthur w. Moulton of | Lawrence, Mass, at II o'clock. At the latter service the quartet choir. under the direction of Mrs. Deity. will give the following selections: Organ voluntary, choral prelude. Henri Des- hays; "Te Deum" and "Benedictus." offertory anthem. Lift Up Your Heads" Ferdinand Duntley; postlude. Lemargie.
 RAYMOND CLOSE BAcK-Ray- nond L. Close, son of Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw. arrived in Phoenix yester- day from San Bernardino, where he is now conducting an undertaking es- tablishment. MT. Close formerly worked for several Phoenix under takers, going to San Bernardino less than year ago. He says that San is a lively place, though not a bit livelier than Phoenix. It is his intention. to remain until after the holidays. Two other Phoenix young men now in San Bernardino are Walter Gentry, who is employed n clothing store, and Wesley knOrpp, formerly of The Republican. who is working for the Free Press
 GOING EAST-Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Williams left last night on the Santa Te California limited for Chattanooga, Tennessee. II
 CHESTY BASEBALL PLAYERS- Lt is gossip among the baseball fans ,f high school circles and lads of simi- ar age that the junior Bible class team | ,f the Presbyterian church is producing l very formidable aggregation of play ITS The latter say that Coach G.sss. |