Arizona republican., 1910-06-08

ORANGE GROWERS TO MEET | The Orange Growers association will
 hold meeting in the board of trade room at l:30 o'clock Thursday after noon.
 SUFFERED A RELAPSE-H O.. | Eckre, who was reported a few days ago as recovering from an attack of pneumonia, suffered a relapse a few | days ago and was reported very ill again last night.
 TO HIGHER ALTlTUDES-Mrs. | Otis F.. Young and children, who have been living in Phoenix during the past winter, leave this morning for their home in Wenden and later will spend some time in the mountains.
 PICK UP BLACK HoRSE-The po- lice yesterday picked up a large black horse which was straying about the streets loose. It was placed in the En- sign stables and later claimed by a
 lad who said the animal belonged to
 his father.
 VISITING AUNT-Miss Kate Chris
 ty, who has been teaching in the schools of Douglas for several years, is
 visiting her aunt, Mrs. 0. H. Christy.
 If North ThIrd avenue. Miss Chrisry
 came to Phoe"iX from Cananea,
 where she visited friends.
 INQUEST ON A BABE-Coroner Johnstone yesterday held an inquest on
 the body of Virginia salinas, a 4- months-old babe. Death had resulted
 from natural causes, but though the child had been sick for some time and doctor had not been summoned.
 PRINTING LIST - The registra-
 ton list for the sewer bond election, comprising 551 names, was sent to the printer yesterday. Two manuscript lists, one for filing in the city hall and the other for the printer, were made out by Charles Bandy, assistant to the recorder.
 GOING TO WICKENBURG-Many Phoenix Elks are arranging to take ad- vantage of next Sundays excursion to Wickenburg, when the local Elks will be guests of the Wickenburg members of the Phoenix lodge. \ barbecue will be held and a game of baseball between the Wickenburg Elks and a nfne from the Phoenix antlered herd.
 TO TEST NEW HOSE-Fire Chief Sullivan is arranging to test the 950 feet of new hose which arrived on Mon day, and this will probably be done to- day in order that formal acceptance of the shipment may be made. The new hose wagon is expected to arrive within the next few days, and when i: does the new hose will be placed in it.
 BELIEVE WHEEL WAS STOLEN -Manuel Hernandez was arrested yes terday by Policeman F'raley, who found him with a wheel which it is believed had been stolen. The bicycle was of the Twentieth Century make and had been very recently rcpainted. A local bicycle firm identified the wheel as one they had sold to F.. F.. Byers, who has sinced removed to Jerome.
 WINNING THE PRIZES-M J. DI- vilbiss of the Hub clothing store Is just now making speciality of winning prizes and is succeeding famously Be side picking up the third prize in window trimming contest that netted him S10 he has also received a check ! for S25, the first prize in reasons why l Benjamin clothes are best for the l salesman to sell to the consumer" | There is still another prize offered by 1 the Benjamin people that for the best ! advertising. If MT. Divilbiss wins that /, he will be in shape to take a summer l vacation.
 GOING UP FOR LIFE-Sheriff i Jack White Of Cochise county arrived ! in town yesterday on his way to Flor 1 ence with Jesus Vega and Manuel Bus 1 tement, who have been sentenced to | imprisonment for life for murder. On i January 31 they killed Ernest Kuyken- | dall with an aX while they were work | ing for him in the Smisshelm noun 1 tains about forty miles from Bisbee. An old man, relative of KuykendaH. | was nearby when the attack began. and he, seeing that it would be a hope less fight, fled and was lost in the un- derbrush. Otherwise there would have been double murder and no witnesses. The men were captured sometime aft erward. Their case was tried last Sat urday. The jury was out forty min- uteS
 FRA PRIMAL BROTHERHOOD At meeting of the Fraternal Brother hood held last night officers were elected for the next six months. Earl Kelly, the president, was reelected: ! D. McNulty was made presi- dent; Miss Ivy Dom, secretary: H P. Robertson, chaplain; Earl Hill. sergeant; Miss Nellie Reinhart. mis- ress-at-arms; C. R. White. inner doorkeeper; NJ F. Naylor, outer door Keeper; trustees, F. W. Dunn. B. F. Marks; finance committee, A. F. Donn Miss Nellie Reinhart Thirty new members have been brought into the order in the past month as the result of contest between two factions of the society. Following the regular meeting next Tuesday the losing side will provide banquet for the winners n the membership contest
 A WORD TO TRAVELERS.-Thel ] Elks desire the cooperation of all Phoenix people who expect to go east . n