Arizona republican., 1911-01-12

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Governor Sloan, succeeding J. +.
/ Cleaveland.
! NEW NOTARIES-N. A. Morford of
\ Phoenix was yesterday reappointed "a
notary public. and j. F. Greenwood of
Klondyke, Graham county, was also
appointed a notary.
THE BIRTH OF A BoY-Mr. w. X.
James yesterday received a telegram.
from Denver informing him that boy
had come to his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Drescher. There are now two children
in the family, the former.a girl.
NOTlCE-Mr and Mrs. G. +. Fer
guson wish To announce that they
| will omen a course Of instruction in
dancing in O'Nen Hail. Friday, Jan
| uary Is. instead Of i'm Melczcr Hall,
January l., as previously announced.
SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral
Survey No. 2S4s. Hillside. Congress
and Little Jim Lode Mining Claims
situated in the Summit Mining Dis
trict. ella County. Arizona. and
claimed by the Gibson Copper com
pany. has been approved by the sur
veyor general.
A BABY GIRL-The Salt river val
ley has certainly brought good fortune
to Mr. and Mrs Richard G. Reader of
La Mesa. y. NJ, who are here for a
time visiting with Mrs Readers faith
er. A F. Miller. The stork has brought
Mrs. Reader a fine seven ana half
pound daughter.
MRS. o. E. YOUNG ILL-AIrs. Otis
F. Young of 500 East Adams street has
been i'll of typhoid fever for the last
week or so. Though she is still very
sick she is reported doing as well as
could be expected. Mr.. Young, whose
business keeps him at Wenden most of
the time, has been here for several
days
UsINEss RUSHING - Rainy
weather always proves to he a lucky
! time for Greene IL Griffins sales
men Within the last day or two
they have sold three houses (which
the firm has just built in Mountain
View tract. All these houses were
bought by newcomers who had been
in Phoenix less than month.
FORCED TO MOvE-The march of
improvement has Overtaken Lafe Brun
son. who has had a paint shop at the
corner of Third avenue and Washing
ton street for the last eight years. and
has compelled him to move. That
ground is to be occupied by the new
Redewill building. Mr.. Brunson has To-
LOST PocKETsooK - Charles
Korrick of the New York store has
lost a folding pocketbook and card
case containing papers and lodge re-
ceipts but no money. The papers
and receipts are of no value To any
one except Mr.. Korrick but to him
them are very valuable and he is
anxious to have them returned. The
finder will be handsomely reward
ed.
LECTURE TO GUARDSMEN-Ser-
geant W A. Slocum. formerly of the !
regular army will deliver the first !
of a series of lectures To the boys of |
Company b. n. @. A. this evening at
the armory. The subject of his talk !
viii be, 1.-The Necessity Of Obedience !
to Superior Officers. on this sub !
ject Sergeant Slocum is well quail |
fled to speak for he served with the |
regulars in China, the Philippines And |
Cuba. and has had some experience |
with the California National Guard |
Ii is expected that most of the mem |
bers of Company b will be on hand !
this evening TO hear him. mum |
Der of lectures will be heard by Il |
this winter. Captain Hill has made !
arrangements for talks each drill |
night by military experts.
NOT HIS FIRST oFFENsE-Dray-
lyington, the colOred individual who |
held himself out to be a minister of the |
gospel. was arraigned before Justice |
tombstone on the charge of attempting |
a criminal assault upon a Mexican |
woman. He will be given an examina-
ton this morning. His bond was fixed |
at $1,000. In reply to 4 question he |
said that he had served a term in a
penitentiary somewhere for 4 similar |
Offense. But he added i'm reply to 9TH
er questions that he could not see what |
his previous transgressions had To do
with the present one. John Morse,
the youth who was brought back from
California on the charge Of burglariz-
ing the Pastime billiard hall. was also
arraigned for preliminary examination
this morning.
AN IMPATIENT HUSBAND-Con-
stable Murphy last night brought to the
Jail a Spaniard with the German name
of A. c. Bosch. charged with wife
beating Though this is the first time
that Bosch has fallen into the clutches
of the law. the neighbOrs say that this
is by ma means the first time he has
beaten his wife. Bosch has a small
grocery store in the southern part of
the city Yesterday when he returned
home for supper he was not feeling
well and in the course of the meal he
asked his wife to pass the sugar She
inadvertently replied with the salt
bowl which Bosch threw at Der head
with effective aim. He followed that
up with a physical lesson calculated to
teach her the difference between sugar
and salt. The row attracted the neigh
bOrS and a teleDhOne message was sent |