Arizona republican., 1911-03-10
SULLIVAN HOME.

SULLIVAN HOME-Peter sullivan,
chief of the Phoenix fire department,
and his brother, james Sullivan, re-
turned home yesterday from Kansas,
where they went to bury the remains
OF their mother, Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
SCOTT HOME-Esquire J. Lewis
Scott of the local Elks' lodge has re-
turned from Aqua Caliente, where he
has been several weeks recovering
from severe illness. He is much
improved and hopes to be down town
in few days.
! GASkIN HILLARY Gaskin, the
well known nightwatchman of the
business district, is confined To his
home by illness. Mrs. Gaskin. whose
| life was despaired of a few days ago,
has made a rapid recovery and is
now able to be around.
FORFEITED BAIlS-Two women
| of loose morals were arrested We'd
nesday afternoon by Marshal Moore
and Policeman Troutman They were
to have appeared in police court at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon but be-
fore that hour they left the city.
thus FORGETTING their bail.
TALK TO GUARDSMEN-Ser
| W. \. Slocum, retired from the regu-
lar army gave a very interesting talk
To- the members of Company Il. y.
| q. ~, last night His remarks were
all along practical lines. His years
of experience made him practical
soldier and he was able To give the
guardsmen a great many pointers that
will be valuable to them if they are
called upon to go To Mexico, which
Sergt Slocum does not think at all
unlikely.
RAILROAD AUTOMOBILE Super
! intendent c. VI. Scott of the NJ. * Z.
and +. * T. has purchased from the
New State Auto Aerial company a
new Kisselkar, which Will be made
over into railway motor car. The
rubber tired wheels will be taken off
and replaced with steel wheels Other
changes will be made and when they
are complete the Kissel won't know
itself 1t won't be worth much ON
country roads but Mr.. Scott expects
that it viii take him over the lines
under his supervision in record
breaking time.
A HORSE THETA warrant was
issued out Of Justice Johnstone's court |
yesterday for the arrest of J. G. |
Meadows charging him with the theft |
Of two horses and two mules. the |
property of Carlos Espinosa, living !
some distance west Of the city. Sew |
eral days ago Espinosa rented the |
stock to Meadows who represented |
that he wanted to engage in teamng |
Espinosa paid no further attention to
the matter until yesterday morning !
passing the place Of Fred Jacobs near
Five Points he saw the mules When
he inquired why they were there, ia
cobs told Him that he had bought
them from Meadows The horses have
not been located
THOUGHT HE WAS A MUIR I
DERER-Late on Wednesday night Il
man giving the name of w. w. Terry |
went to the office of the sheriff and /
said he wanted To surrender himself !
He said that he had stabbed an un-
known Mexican to death. He said L
that he was with the Mexican who
was taking him into the southern part Il
of the city When they reached the II
railroad track, Terry said that he be Il
came suspicious Of the motives of his II
companion and refused to go further. II
The Mexican took him by the arm to
drag him across the track when
Terry said, he drew his knife and in
flicted what he believed were mortal
wounds. He was locked uD and yes
terday morning Constable Murphy set
out To find the dead Mexican. His
quest was not entirely successful but
he found Eduardo Real, who had been
stabbed, he said. by an Americana the
night before. He was not badly hurt.
He was taken to Jail to await devel-
opments. The probabilities are that
nothing will be done about it.
CEILINGS FOR TRUsTEE-It
now seems certainty that +. L
Ceilings will he chosen a trustee of
the Union high school district, sue
ceeding Emory Kays. at the election
To be held the last Saturday in
March. Under the law u trustee from
the city must be chosen this year.
Mr. Ceilings, however. has supp1rs
fu;iy as strong from the country as
right among his neighbors in Phoenix.
in TACT the Ceilings forces are more
organized in the rural
districts than they are in the c!tN.
As soon as Mr.. Ceilings friends pre-
vailed upon him to make the race fer
trustee this year they began To work
quietly to line up the voters for him.
It is understood that the Osborn,
Creighton, Isaac and Wilson dis
tricts are now solid for Ceilings. The
Osborn district. where he formerly
lived is particularly strong for him. ,
HOSE TESTED-Chief Peter Sulli- ,
van having returned. the Thousand ,
feet of hose received few days ago
Dy the Phoenix fire department was
tested yesterday The hose with
stood the severest tests and Chief
Sullivan accepted it for the city.
IT'S FAME is WORLD WIDE-A S
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