Arizona republican., 1910-07-02

Rich company playing at the Grand
TEMPORARY CLERK. Mis-!
Bowel has been appointed to a posi-
ton as temporary clerk in the office
of the territorial auditor, during the
vacation season of the regular en-
ployes.
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The board of supervisors yesterday
began sittin& as a board Of equliza-
ton and will continue in that capa-
city nineteen days more, now and then
revcrting to the office of a board of
supervisors for the transaction of
! current business.
! SUIT FOR DIVORcE-Eliza B.
divorce against her husband, w G.
Stenlake. on the grounds of cruelty.
Complaint had frequently been made
in the Justices court of this precinct
against Stenlake for the i'll treat
ment of his wife.
BROUGHT BACK BRIDE Sol
| ROsenblad returned to Phoenix yes
! terday morning after a honeymoon
| trip extending from New York 20
| California. While in New York he
was married to Miss Dora Flanders
He is a nephew of Ike Diamond, pro-
prietor of the Boston store.
TO THE sPRINGS-NIr. and Mrs.
O. II. Christy and their niece, Miss
Kate Christy, expect to go to Iron
int do,
of the street department will return
to Phoenix about Monday or Tues
day, while Mrs Christy and Miss
/ Christy will remain during the rest
of the warm weather.
WILL PROBABLY LOCATE
David Z. Godfrey of St Louis,
brother of DIR. +. S. Godfrey, has ar
rived has arrived in Phoenix and will
probably locate here permanently.
Mr.. Godfrey is a railroad engineer.
having been engaged in that sort
of work in Missouri, Oklahoma and
adjoining states
WORKED METlMES-WiIIiam
Burke, an aged vagrant, was stood
up before the bar of justice in po-
lice court yesterday He was asked
to plead to the charge of vagrancy
Il work when l kin git it-some-
times" he replied vaguely He fin
ally pleaded guilty and got ten days
free board in the city Jail
THIEF ROBS TENT Dennis
Healey, a Waterman at DR. H. 5
Stones new residence on North
Central avenue, suffered the loss of
In, Oh
lar gold watch and a silver watch
Thursday He lives in a tent on
the place and had left it for a few
minutes. When he returned the
money and watch were gone. He re-
ported the matter to the police
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services tomorrow, July Sd, will be:
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship, a union service at the First
Methodist church. corner of Monroe
street and Second avenue, at II
O'Clock. Y. p. S. c. e. conservation /
meeting at p. IN. Evening service !
will be a union meeting at the city 1
hall plaza at s o'clock. The Sunday /
school and endeavor services will be |
in the church, corner Third avenue /
and Adams street All are invited /
WISHED HE HAD THE MONEY
Aylano, charged with in /
toXication, faced Judge Thomas in
police court yesterday. He smiled /
and admitted the impeachment Il |
wasn't very drunk, your honor" he |
said. 1T was the first time 1 have i
been here this year" he added. Five
dollars or five days" said the re-
corder Il wish / had the money"
replied Aylano, still smiling. 80 do
|; we would rather have your money
than your appetite" replied the re-
corder
HOTEL Sold K. Drais, pro-
of the Florence hotel at Flor
ence, disposed of his interest in the
hotel Thursday and gave possession
The purchaser is w. d. Hill of Pitts
burg. Pa. Drais has been in Phoenix
for the past few days on account
Of the illness of Mrs. Drais and that
is assigned as one reason for SELL
ing out the old hostelry, as it is their
intention to go to the coast for the
Drais has managed the
Florence hotel for many years. He
did not build the original hotel. but
has added extensively to the build
ng. The consideration was S17 1900.
He still retains his ranch near Flor
ence.
THE DWINDLING SToCK-Un-
ess Messrs. Adams and Olea in
'harge of the commercial department
IF the sheriffs office, succeed in re-
their stock of general mer-
,handise, they will soon be out of
business. Nearly everything they
procured from the bankrupt firm of
Torres, Rodriguez & Romero has
been claimed by the persons from
whom it was stolen There is real
Y nothing left except a few humid
ed feet of lumber, several thousand
hingles, a saddle and bride and two
ilk gowns There were originally
wo saddles and bride, but one of
hem was claimed and properly +,
Identified Yesterday by Edward
Iriem, who lives on Adams street, 5
md the Murphy road. He said the ;
,rODprtV was stolen ono riobt abou+