Arizona republican., 1911-08-03

THE ARIZONA REPUBI
TO SANDIEGo.-Mrs. Z. A. Love
has gone to San Diego where she will
remain all summer.
WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF,
| Water for irrigation purposes will be
| running in the city this morning AS
the time for payment of water rights
has long since passed. those who are
delinquent will have water shut off
if payments are not made at once.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.-A regular
meeting of the Epworth league will
! be held at the First NJ. f. church
| tonight at 8 o'clock All members
are requested to be present, as there
is business of Importance to be trans
acted.
CONTRIBUTION FROM FLAG
STAFF.-Interested by the story of
Joe Fanella, boy i'm destitute cir
cumstances, whose story was pub
lished last Monday morning in The
Republican, T. c. Pollock of Flag
staff yesterday sent a contribution
of SO 10 the purse that is being
raised for him by the proprietors of
the Miller & Simpson barber shop.
FROM THE FAR NORTH.-The Re
publican has received a post card from
Col. f. c. Hatch who for the last quar-
ter of a century has been here today
and in the farthermoSt quarter of the
earth tomorrow. He is at present In
Norway. The card was sent from
Hammerfest the most northerly town
in the world and where at this sea
son of the year it is daylight all night.
The card bears picture of the North
Cape at midnight showing the sun
hanging low in the south
HAS LOST TRACK OF SOMA
letter was received by the police de
partment yesterday asking that in
quiries be made to determine the
present address of William J. Wha
len, who has also been known at
times as William j. Rice The letter
was written by his mother. Mrs. Mary
Whalen. of 551 Alcorn avenue, Hot
Springs. Ark 1t is intimated i'm the
letter that Whalen. alias Rice. is
more likely to be found in one of the
large mining camps of the territory.
as he is miner.
DEATH OF A REDMAN.-lee Ros-
so of Bisbee, past grand sachem of
the grand council Of Arizona. !. O.R.M.
died last night at the Sisters Hospital.
He was brought here from his home
week ago last Sunday suffering of
what was pronounced to be tubercular
meningitis but later his ailment was
diagnosed as embolism which manifest
ed itself finally in paralysis of the
brain. Mr.. Ross is survived by a sister
and a brother who live at Effingham,
w Va. The body was taken To Moore
& McLellan's whence it will be sent to
Bisbee for burial tonight.
LAST AO. OF DELINQUENT
SAlE.-For the third time the ad-
Vertisement of the Water Users as
sociation notifying all the members
of the association who have neglected
to pay the assessment of $40 per
acre levied for the purpose Of con-
structing power plants and buildings,
that. failing payment between now
and Aug. :, their land will be sold
at auction, is published in The Re-
publican this morning. There are
still three days remaining before the
lands will be sold, and il is expected
that a large number of the delinquent
land owners will settle the claims of
the association between now and next
Monday, the day of the sale.
DID NOT DIE AlONE.-The version
of the death i'm the county Jail en- Tues
day morning of Rubino. as printed by
two Phoenix papers was inaccurate and
reflects upon the management of the
Jail 1t was stated that the prisoner
died in the night and that his body was
not found until time for serving the
prisoners their breakfast the next
morning. The fact is that all of the
day before, the Mexican was sick and
that the county physician was sum-
moned He said that the prisoner was
from the effects of drinking
sour beer He administered SIch re-
lief as he could and was later called
again. The prisoner was looked after
during the night and after midnight
when he seemed to be suffering more
than at any previous time.
the physician was sent for and he re-
NAMED with Rubino until he died about
one o'clock in the morning. An hour
later the body was removed To the
morgue.