Arizona republican., 1910-04-05

| boy being intimidated with d big knife
 A passing citizen witnessed the inci- dent and the negro ran before he could | be apprehended, but was caught the next day He denies the charge made | by the boy and the citizen who came | to his rescue.
 ELECTION TODAY-EverA thing is
 in readiness for the election of the
 Water users association, which is to be | held today. The polls for the sixth | (PhoeniX) district, will be in the of ! flee of the association and will be open
 until j o'clock. Nothing of q new or sensational nature was heard yesterday
 and it is expected the only excitement will be in connection with the guberna-
 torial and councilmanic contests in three or four districts, mention of which has heretofore been made FOUND DYNAMITE BOMB-A wo- man residing in the lower part of the | valley chanced to drive along Grant avenue yesterday. when she discovered 1 a very queer looking object lying in the road. She stopped. regarded it with fear and curiosity. secured q stick and began poking it around care fully for better view of it. and
 meanwhile stopping passing travellers to inquire their opinion concerning the
 identity and classification of the strange device. Finally an anarchist, who has an intricate knowledge of explosives and death-dealing instru-
 ments. came along and informed the travellers that it was merely a harm- r.Ta f.la hutf
 INCORPORATION FEES-The in- corporation fees for the month of March. collected by the territorial au- ditOr for the territory. amounted to { S4.l1S.40. That iS the largest amount received any month since Mir. Foster assumed the office. one year ago. and the largest month for two years. eX- cept the month of March. 1909. when the fees were S4.764 The smallest month was September 1909, when the fees amounted to s2.9Sf4O The total fees for the nine months of the present fiscal year. which began July |. 1909, are s30.3S9.50. which is within S7.S00 of the fees for the full twelve months of the preceding fiscal year. Should the business continue in the same ratio as recent months. the total for
 the present fiscal year will probably | exceed that of the preceding year by two of three thousand dollars.
 MRS. w. A. WILSON HURT-NIrs w. A. Wilson was thrown from q wa, gon yesterday morning. at ner home. five or six miles northeast %: the city. and painfully hurt. though it is not a i. ently serious X young and rather s<ittish team was hitched up to q big
 lumber wagon. and Mrs. Wilson, think ing she could perhaps drive the teaTI better than the farm hands. moun,e1 to the wagon seat The team started and became little unmanageablc be- fore it had gone far. crossing d ditch with suddenness that threw Mrs Wilson to the ground She suffered many contusions and severe injury to one hip. It was at first thought the hip was broken. but the physician reported to the contrary and thaJ the ! injuries are probably confined to sprains and abrasions. though the pa- tient was suffering severely last night When last heard from there were no !! manifest evidences of internal injury I but undoubtedly Mrs Wilson will be confined to her bed for some time PLEASING BILL AT THE GRAND. "O'Riley's Twin Bride the Eew bill produced by the Orpheum Musical Comedy company last night. proved d big success in every detail. The music { al numbers were all up to the minute and particularly strong. Miss Made line ROwe's beautiful contralto voice was heard to good advantage in the winning Spanish song. "Amo." Miss Genevive De Lacour as Katie Finnigan did excellent work. Her change to boys clothes. and the manner in which she carried the part won the approval and applause of the audience Walter Reeds comedy scenes were even stronger than in the opening bill. His 1 telephone comedy and the big finale number. "Finnigan." were distinct hits. Claude Kellv's song. 'I Had No Busi- ness 10 Be There and Dave Clfford's
 Mother Has Not Spoke to Father
 Since" received repeated encores. Florence Reed was very clever in the
 part of Mrs Finnigan. Her acting of the part showed good schooling and finish. The chorus had very pretty
 changes of wardrobe tEat was pleas
 ing to the eye. The voices seemed to
 show off to better advantage than in the first bill. "O'Riley's Twin Bride"
 is bright. sparkling. wholesome
 comedy and q laugh producer of the first water.
 The current bill will be played two more nights, and on Thursday night the company will be seen. in 'The Bar
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