Arizona republican., 1910-06-23

Roland MOTIFS, who nave been 6ln ployed in garages here, will go to the coast today and see employment there for the summer.
 HEARDS LEAVE SooN-Mr. and
 Mrs. Dwight B. Heard and their son,
 Bartlett, will leave for Lake Geneva.
 Wis, June 29 on a visit to Mrs. Heard's father, A. C. Bartlett.
 GUESTS OF THE ROSSLYN-
 Among the late Arizona arrivals at
 the Hotel Rosslyn, Los Angeles: J. |
 Bahbitt, Prescott; Miss F. Bell, Pnoe-
 nix; Mrs. Charles Flynn and daUgh-
 ter Phoenix; Miss J. H. Mahoney,
 Winslow: R. A. Donaldson, WinsloW;
 Mr. and Mrs :. W. Ware, Kingman
 WILL ADVERTISE BIOS.-The city council has been in comuunica
 ton with Omsted & Gilelen, the con struction firm of Los Angeles that submitted plans for a city sewer. As soon as it is learned from them the amount of money that will be reuired fqor the preliminary construction work the bonds will be advertised.
 SURVEY APPROVED. - Mineral Survey No. 27S5, Queen of Copper. Copper King, Greater Jerome. Apex, Mohave Chief, Norma, Copper Glance. Copper Prince and Greater Bisbee lode mining claims, situated in the Bill Williams mining district, Yuma coun- ty, Arizona. and claimed by A J. Pickrell has been approved by the SIIrVpVOT general
 TIED TO TREES.-Four teams that were found by the police hitched to trees in violation of the ordinance were taen to stables last night It has been the custom of people driving in from the country to see the shows to hitch their nags to trees when there are convenient telegraph poles in the neighborhood The horses ruin the trees and for that reason the ordinancc was passed and vii be enforced. Those who violate the regulation are subject to fine in the police court.
 ARIZoNIANS AeRoAD.-The fol- lowing is a recent list of Arizona ar rivals at the Natick, Los Angeles: David Shaw and wife, Swansea, Ariz; w Doran, Seligman, Ariz.: P .Meis- sen, Prescott, Ariz.; F. R Smith, Kingman, AriZ.; Joe F. Mcdonald. Kingman, Ariz.; Miss Lena Gibson, Congress Junction, Ariz.; Mrs. O. c. Wager and children. Bisbee, Ariz. | Vanie Van Ripper, Winslow, Ariz.; J. c. Knappe, Tucson, Ariz.; w H. Woodson, Globe, Ariz.: $. H. Weed, Yuma, AriZ.; T. J. Jones, Yuma, -AriZ.
 ELKs PRESS AGENT.-Mark Dun bar has been appointed as press agent for the Elks' special to Detroit, It will be a aprt of his duty to let every body east of the Arizona line know that the Elks are on the way and they know where they are going. He will also be expected to have column write up of the train, its passengers and the Salt river valley, illustrated if possible, and run on the front page of every paper between here and De troit. along side of pure reading mat ter and as many insertions as possible headed as pure news. The rest of the time Mir. Dunbar may devote to "gad- ding around"
 SOLD OUT HIS FRIEND-Pedro Garcia was held to the grand jury yesterday on the charge of stealing a wagon and a set of harness. all of the value of $130, from his friend, Castillo. He sold the outfit to an other Mexican of the name of Ruiz for $SO The theft was easy of ac- complishment for Castillo was serv- ing a term in the county jail at the time. Garcia's defense was that Cas- tillo had authorized him to sell the property and he had a witness by whom he expected to prove that au- But the witness could only say that Garcia had told him that he was authorized Garcia was asked why he had not turned the from the sale over to Castillo He replied with the air of one who has done a virtuous act that he had paid Castillo's fine of 8 out of the proceeds of the sale.
 AN INJURED EYE.-George Ham, lin is just now nursing his left eye which he injured severely last Sunday and only narrowly escaped losing it entirely. He was driving to the Re lief mine when a flock of white wings tempted him from the wagon with his shotgun in hand. Stopping down un- der a palo verde tree to pick up a bird he had shot he seized a limb with one hand but branch of it was not grasped securely and it flew back, thorn on the bush striking him in the eye and breaking off there. He did not know at first that the thorn was in the eye, though it pained him a little, so he kept on to the mine. That night he suffered intensely and the next morning early drove back to town and had the thorn extracted by an oculist and the eye treated The wound fortunately did not penetrate the pupil but was alongside of il, and it is be- lieved will not impair the sight But it was about as close a call as one could have and miss blindness.
 SURVEYORS WANTED. - The United States Civil Service commis- sion announces an examination on July 2021, 1910, at the usual places, to secure eligibles from which to make certification to fill vacancies as they nal occur in the position of