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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

bell were at George Moore's satur-
day and Sunday.
James Adams and wife and little
son OF Pleasant Ridge were visiting
friends and relatives on Irish creek
Saturday and Sunday.
Harrison Large was at James e.
Mays Sunday.
Martin Young and daughter Fran
cos of this place were visiting Mr..
and Mrs b. Holbrook of Gait sat
urday and SUNDAY
Martha Campbell was calling on
Virgie ami Sarah Young Sunday,
Mana aud Lille and Ella May were
visiting Mrs. Louise Young Sunday,
John Adams was at George Well
mans sunday
Willard Campbell makes regular
trips to Jim Jorden's
Mrs. Fanny Thompson was wishing
her brother Jim .Iorden Sunday.
, Joseph Wellman has left jenkins,
for parts unknown
Jerry Large is hauling saw logs 10
n. X. Whittens mill
Thomas Campbell was at E. G.
Parkers Sunday
Mont Thompson was at W. NJ.
Amams Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell was visiting
Mrs, Nora Holhrook recently.
Caleb Holbrook was at James E.
May Saturday aud Sunday
Uncle Jimmy Jennings of Caneys
creek is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e.
s. Parker this week
John Young purchased fine mule
from George Campbell last week
Jim Jordan is on the sick list.
Born to Noah Adams and wife. a
fine girl. Hazel
j. r. Parker and wife were at
James Campbell this week. ONLY
ME-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
MEADs BRANCH.

We are sorry to report the SER
ious accident Of Mrs. J. b. Kise,
while out milking a few mornings
ago her COW knocked her down and
broke her arm and threw her shoul-
der out of place, leaving her in q
critical condition.
Lincoln France returned a few
from Naugatuek, where he had been
looking for work.
j. NJ. Book is building a dwell
ing house on the farm of David
Kise.
Charley vinson, of Little Blaine,
was on our creek Monday.
John Reynolds was shopping in
Louisa Thursday and Friday.
U. d. Kise was calling on friends
Little Blaine Monday.
Andy Francis and wife visited
their daughter. Mrs Amanda Rey-
nolds last Sunday.
Samuel Miller was on Little Blaln
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
MT, ZION

Rev W NJ. Newman failed 10
I'M his appointment Here Saturday
and sunday nlght.
We are sorry 70 hear OF the death
.of Robert Rugglasa
N NJ Cole has finished saving
lumber Tor the Kinner Bros and HI.
moved his mill to Garner
jerome Hardin has moved into hii
new house near Mt Zion.
Arthur Justice was business
caller IN Louisa saturday
Miss Anna kinner attended lodge
az Buchanan Saturday night
Paynter Ross visited home folks
sunday
Miss Coda Barrett, OF Fallshurg,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss sophie ByingtoA..
Burg Bolt, OF Bolts Fork, spent
sunday with friends at this place
X VI. G ole WAC on our creek
Monday
lohn Kinper, Of. Greenup, spent a
few days with his orohter at this
place
Miss Mollio Caldwell returned
home "Wednesday after spending
several days with her cousin, Miss
Belvia Farrer
G X Harmon, who has employ
mbert at Hagard Ky, spent last
week with home folks
tended meeting AT Kayanaugh sun4a
several Boys from this place at
night
Mr. ana MRS. cirt White visited
home folks sunday.
Der Qaeen is moving TO his new
home al East Fork.
Blue Bell.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
BUCHANAN


The meeting is progressing nicely
at Kavanaugh by Bro, Richardson.
Bro. Ollie Black has gone to Gar
red Chapel to assist in revival
meeting.
chas Warren, who as been sick,
is improving
Marion Stewart was very badly
hurt Monday by a wagon, while
huling wooad
Misses, thel and Elizabeth Black
have gone to Huntington to spend
the winter,
Hubert Hinkle and James Preston
were calling on Misses Mary Turma
and Pearl C Compton Sunday.
Miss Ester Grays is calling on her
cousins Miss lizabeth crabtree this
week
Green Cartmel was business
caller in Catlettsburg last week.
Joe Compton is expected home
soon to spend the holidays.
Henry Strait, of Durbin, was a
visitor at our Sunday school sun
day
Lewis Berry has his store almost
completed
Doc. Compton, of Hulette, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ravens have
moved in our neighborhood
r. T. D. Wallace, Jr., and wife
are visiting home folks.
Paynter ana Allen Ross were call
ing on Misses zada thurman and
Bertha ,tesp Sunday
Robert Marrons is expected home
soon
There viii be Christmas enter
talnment at Buchanan Chapel. A
nice time is expected.
Two Black Eyes,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22


Everett Roberts Of Little Blaine
was calling on relatives here Sat-
urday night
Rosa Haws is on the sick list
this week
Mr., and Mrs. Sue Dodson OF Ash
land are expected home soon,
Felix Wellman was calling on
friends here Sunday.
Miss Sicily Diamond is very sick
at this writing.
of cutting his hand very badly,
Wade Muncy had the misfortune
Tom Roberts and son OF Ashland
are expected home soon
George Bradley was the guest of
home folks Saturday and Sunday. =
Casey Jones.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
saturday

Saturday
a. Blackburn, of Little Blaine,
has ben hauling corn for silas Hunt
ley
Levi Miller called on his father
A. II Miller Monday
Harlin Reynolds, who has been
afflicted with lung trouble, is no
better.
Charley childers has sold MS
store At the mouth of Georges
Creek
Frank Miller has been building a
chimney for l.. B. Spencer.
Rev a. H. Miller has returned
from Morgans Creek where
lie has been holding a revival NEE
ing
Willie McKinster has returned
from Ohio. where he has been for
quite a while.
There is talk of an oil well being
drilled soon in our community
John Reynolds visited his daugh-
ter Della Co: Saturday and Sunday
Allen Castle preached here last
Sunday
Henry Hinkle passed up onr creek
Tuesday enroute to Charley.
Herley Miller called on Mrs, Am
anda Reynolds Saturday.
Mrs Amanda Hunley called on
Mrs. Fannie Miller lats week.
Cherley Friley, of Shaw Creek, wa
on our creek Sunday,
Harrison Miller called on his
father, Ben Miller sunday.
Albert McKinster and family have
returned from Ohio where they
have been for some time,
A lonely boy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
IItllOCIO.

There has been great revival
going ON near here. conducted by
Reys J. d. conley, Griffin and
Fraley
Mrs Lou Newtomb and son. Chas
brother, j. S Miller Friday night
aud Ora, Of Norris were visiting her
A. L. Moore attended church at
Evergreen Sunday
l. =. Hayes and sister, Miss Bes-
aie, attended the baptiaing at Mat
tie Sunday
f. W. Thompson is visiting his
sons in Ohio
Misses lnttie and Minnie Childers
and Emma Thompson, of Meqds
Branch, spent sunday with Beula
and Elya Miller.
Tom Fraley and wife were visit
ing their daughter Mrs Att Ball Of
cando Saturday.
CGison Thompson, who has been
staying at Richardson, has return
ed home.
Mrs. Mary Miller visited Mrs.
Mary Hayes Wednesday
w. S. Thompson and wife were
the guests Of his smother sunday.
Amos Cordel passed here Friday.
Miss Beulah Miller was the guest
of Miss Bessie Hayes Tuesday,
Alya Short visited home folks here
Wednesday.
Tom Moore, who has been sick Is
better
James Estep sold nice yoke of
cattle to Lindsey Thompson last
week
Mrs. Tennle Wellman went toI
Lick Creek Sunday to see her grand
father. uncle Dock Miller, who is
reported very low-O, |. G. u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
SMOKY VALLEY.

There will be Christmas tree
here Monday Dec. % at / o'clock
There will be church here the 4th
sunday by Rev Harvey
The birthday party given by Miss
Ivory Roberts Saturday night was
largely attended those present was
Messrs. Willard Bradley, II. b. Hutcl
ison, Felix Lon and Bag Wellman,
Mart Bradley, Johny Lemaster Pros
,ct6r Diamond and Miss Ruby Adkins
Mart Bradley was the guest of
Misses Ida and Emma Muncey Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lannon's are
the guest of home folks.
Alton Burchett was ealing on Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Muncey unday.
Robert Roberts returned from
Portsmouth Saturday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
EDGAR.


Death visited the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, James Simpson and took from
them their loving son Edgar. Edgar
was good child and loved by all
who knew him He leaves a faith
er, mother four sisters and four
brothers 70 mourn his loss, Weep
not for Edgar, for he is at rest.
Albert and George Simpson are *
pected home from Louisa.
Eli Ward is repairing his house
Nelcie Webb and wife spent Sat
urday and sunday with theiruncle
Jack setser
Quite crowd from this place at
tended church at Burchett branch
sunday
Mr. and Mrs EAT Delong of Aven-
dale, w Va, are expected here TO
spend Christmas
Mrs George Simpson and little
daughter were visiting Mrs. L. +.
Simpson sunday.
Maleam Ward and Henry Collins
made business trip to Prestonsburl
Monday
Church begins here the 20 and
win continue as long as they have
good behavior,
MIR. and Mrs L. w Ward were
visiting home folks Sunday
Wash Music was on our creek sur
day,
Miss Tricksle Cline passed through
here last week.
Born to Nh and Mrs l.. T. Simp-
son, twelve pound boy. Yes |. C.
u.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

Miss Clowda Holbrook, of Hicks
Vile is visiting her sister Mrs. Sam
Hicks.
A. T. Webb is on the sick list
Mis- May Webb was visiting Miss
Yerna web last week.
Sunday school at this place every
Sunday at 10 o'clock a.am.
Rev. Berry and Hicks preached
here last Wednesday night.
Alvin Holbrook, of Hicksville at
tended church at this place Wsdnes-
day night.
Roy Woods was calling on friends
at Gait last Sunday. 4
Lee Thompson was calling on Miss
Frona Web last Sunday.
Died, on the 5th of this month
the little daughter of Hack Parker.
Ollie was a bright little flower TO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

bloom here below. SO Jesus called
her home to gloryq.
Mrs. H. C. Thompson is very
sick.
Miss Pearl Moore spent Sunday
witch racei Web.
Mrs. Sam Butler spent Sunday
with Mrs. j, H. Woods.
Mrs Nelson Boys visited her
mother last week.
Steve Boggs was calling on Miss
Frona Web.
Clyde Stewart and Charley Steele
were visiting A. 7. Webs last
Sunday
Miss verna Web, who has been
for the past four weeks, is i'm
proving.
Wade Thompson has Joined the
lrmy.
45U and /.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

Arthur. were the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs, X, c. Potter sunday
Miss Ethel soard was visiting Mrs,
Clara skeehs Sunday.
a large crowd attended prayer
meeting at Mrs Mary Newsons Sun
day evening
Mrs. Carrie Potter was shopping
at Fullers recently
Rev John Harvey is holding re
yiyal meeting on Little Hurrican thi
week
CAN YOU GUESS WHO?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
wATTERsoN.

Church was largely attended at
Elm grove Sunday.
Charley Rice and little son Glen
were at Cheroee Saturday.
Willie Young of Irish creek was
visiting his father in-law. John Hol-
brook, of Hicksville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mander Holbrook and James Camp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

A Des Moines man had an at
tack OF muscular rheumatism in bis
shoulder, \ friend advised him 20
so 20 Hot Springs That meant an
expenses OF $4,000 or more. He
sought for quicker and cheaper
way TO cure It and found II in
Chamberlaln's Eminent Three
days after the first application of
this liniment he was well For sale
by all dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
MEADs BRANCH

yuu -. Fan Judd. who has been
.oLit n long, is improving
On cod Mig 'ias Castle surprised his maay
ally starry nntng for by going TO Johnson county
years ago. an aIol inging back wife
hsra. abiding lnmmenu johnson and brother Forest
watch over thei yue 'syo hay been visiting friend
Tor hrhold ! brirt-latiyes at this place,
:. great tok wiwoMi Henry Borders called on
peoEia-' TIen Il folks sunday,
iulSlation has fed-ohnson visited his brothers Il
. hosts we're fonger had Tuesday
Fesrr Of dc f have tie Johson has returned 10 his
thsss heart aud "feeSn W, VA after a short visit
! noug; eGbfy TON. Bome folks.
~ and on leartli----s uypsy THOMPSON, our school
Duzrd mosje At,ut r., ysitd heome folks over
- npile host II witl-y
= n .-IIor, II CIot,io,hit ana Billie Kse called on
- hus re ko,lp' In n emma johnson Sunday
u er,at.st Iesonth "a scwar and Fred Hickman
a business trip to Van Lear
thristmas shonl- 10y
~ 10 us hhan rvJ McGramain OF Norris, Is I'M
. Eitt or Angpao 3 after q long Illness
seasontor y n 70 Mr. and Mrs Charlie Hck
hould iii eyeryh NJ fine boy
aud thI noisd Grf Iennie johnson Is Spending
and pafnts Inter IN OHIO,
home let tli OF Q Stewart viii spend Christina
~ their hbmes no ceatiyes at warfieid.
4 loe N lor OF - Lindsey Mlylelr, OF Charley
rcplace and Linda on friends here Sunday and
match the reesy
Hd shadows Of --4 NJ. =. Hickman visited her
Leubdly npon ashpother or Charley Monday
Nkrieuas5 come A * Remember me
\ lin Of old wgl-
s,Ea,4 smile alnu wish to call your attention 20
~ s;,.s t,;.; :s:;,,ao that most Infections dis
Aneais lin nis--As whooplng cough. dphtheria
wi win r hfcarlet foyer are contracted
ia. IN. wiuwa,th the child has cold. Cham
n Vs,,rs3 deelarl--,s Cough Renady viii quickly
lIMM cntd nd Ma
la Inp IA ~ nr n OF contracting these dis
NM ~ ,bod TO- - This remedy is famous for
Il Iman scdcemet WIRES OF colds contains no
s is tbnaryolt al o. other narcotic and may be
vcaod hin to a child with implicit conf
the ahrv ,r,,,,,e Sold by all dealers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

You will find that druggists ev-
erywhere speak wlel OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. They know
from long experience in the sale
OF it that in cases OF coughs and
colds it can always be depended up
on. and that IT is pleasant and safe
to take, For sale by all doelers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of stock
holders of the Louisa National Bank
to elect Directors for the ensuing
year will be held at its banking
house Tuesday. Jan. 9, 1912, 1900
O'Clock a. m. NJ. F. C0NLEY,
4t-dec15 Cashier
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

II you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle
effect of Chamberlains Tablets
makes them especially suited to you
ease. For sale by all dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22

When you have bilious attack
give chamberlin's Tablets trial
They are excellent. For sale by
all dealers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-12-22
~ F'HI'Ui
nnmnnnd arc Il,
o,rAIra,

yAnday school at this place is PRO
are 81 II Is oassing nicely With }. D. Yates
Z tho aders dpi
m light mnIrs.. Bell Fanpin has returned
"a butpsterdaJ ne after a long visit with relai-
nqssap TO yJ,s on East Fork
$ flowlby \ Mrs Elizabeth Potter was visiting
h., thciear chrs Carrie Potter Monday
Nd hapy and Miss Ethel soard was visiting IN
% OF Sur dfIubbardstown recently.
suro real Mrs, Ruth Meredith is visiting her
e mother Mrs. Belle Fanninths week,
Isanc Potter made trip TO Cat
=, in bt,sburg Monday.
We In Steve Curnuttc was visiting Drew
saineeens sunday
do Albert Potter Of Letcher county
n little Is the guest of his grand parents
III n o bril-. and Mrs. Isaac Potter sunday.
III bund dMiss Sue Thompson aud Miss stal-
VI ust aiNaynard were visiting here rec
n y
h,ks OF D. IT, Potter has returned to III!
Ma arelr short visit with his parents
no bioIhis place he was accompanied
and pItr as Greennp ny nus TWO pfo'h-
lohnM. and George Potter
active and Mrs George Howell were
konderfuhnday school sunday
- 6---.k Carrie Potter and son Paal
visiting Mrs Belle Fannln
Eu NaEsfeaxevpay
80 @@ Yates and sons. Oscar and
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
A DRAWN WORK" OPPORTUNITY

We have Mexican and Japanese drawn work table cloths. doilies and ta- ble scarfs which We purpose to sell at once. The prices are just one-h half what we have sold them at all winter, but We must clear them out and order some newer designs to reach Us in Oc- tober next. 1T you were to buy $2O0 worth of drawn work for spot cash from d wholesaler in Mexico at whole sale prices you could not get d better bargain than we offer you here. Here's one instance of d Japanese drawn work table cloth, 50x54 inches, embroidered, $525; regular price SIO.50 Another smaller piece, 1SX1S-inch dolly. SIPS;
 regular price. $2.50. There are haudker- chiefs and linen collars and point lace yokes and wheels in the lot. Hinckley's Postoffice News Store, 13G N. Center opposite the postoffice and new Hotel Adams. It
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
SISTERLY HOPE
 OF MRS. CASSADY
She Writes, Telling Her Experience With Csrdui, The Woman's Tonic,
 and How It Cured Her.

Bringhurst, Ind.-"For three years" |" writes Mrs. Jennie Cassady of Bring hurst, Ind, T suffered from uomanly weakness.
 T had serious female complaint, and was so bad I could hardly get around. but I took Cardui and it brought me great relief It cured that awful misery. from which I suffered every month, after I had taken it for only two months.
 T hope all suffering women will try Cardui, as l did, for by doing so they can benefit themselves at home"
 You can always depend on Cardui. for every bottle contains the ingredi- ents necessary to help you. Prepared in large quanties, according to the very latest methods, from herbs especially imported by the manufacturers, its preparation. from first to last, is un- der the superintendence of an eXperi- enced chemist and graduate physician. who take every precaution known to science to perfect the finished product
 Ask your druggist He knows. He will tell you to take Cardui.
 NOTE-The Cardui Home Treatment for Women, consists of Cardui CsD. Thedford's Black Draught (25c) or Velvo (5Oc). for the liver, ana Cardui Antiseptic 50c). These remedies may be taken singly, by themselves. if de- sired, or three together. as a complete treatment for Women's ills. Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Go, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special Instructions, and 64-pqSe book, Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on request
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
TO SAVE GAS.

Have all cooking ready for the blaze before the burner is lighted
 The burner may be eXtinguished a few minutes before your cooking is finished and still retain heat enough for the purpose
 AL night turn off the stopcock be- tween the stove and the main pipe to prevent waste.
 Never use a large burner when a small one will do.
 After your cooking has reached the boiling point, turn the gas down to a point which will keep it at that stage
 A strip of asbestos pinned around a burner causes the. heat 10 concentrate on the cooking instead of scattering in to the atmosphere
 If you heat by stove, utilize the space under the fancy top for cooking Philadelphia Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
AID IN THE BABY'S BATH.

Bathing my baby was somewhat of trial at first With my left hand I would try to support his head, keep his ears out of the water and hold him comfortable; and. at the same time. wash him with my right hand Then thought of plan that has made the bath much more enjoyable for him and easier for me. I roll q large bath towel into pillow for haby's head This leaves both my hands free. After the bath each day I merely wiring the towel out in clean water and dIy it for the next day.-B. w. in Good House keeping Magazine
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
COLORED BELLE OF
 GLOBE HAS ROMANCE
Psyche Seeks Affinity With Razor and
 Shotgun Persuaders.
Especial correspondence t. The Re-
 publican)

Especial correspondence U The Re- publican)
 Globe, Ariz.. June 6.-There is one Jeffries who came back and her name Is Bessie Jeffries. On Sunday she came back to the jail. On Monday she came back to the court of Justice Thomas, where she was arraigned on the charge of looking for her hus- band with two gentle persuaders in her hands, one a razor and the other a shotgun.
 According to the story she missed her husband Sunday night and imme- diately reached the conclusion that he had wandered from his own fireside
 His absence was signal for a call to arms, and Bessie accordingly proceeded to look for James, armed as aforesaid. Instead of catching the supposedly errant spouse. who all the time was at home asleep in bed. she ran into Officer Montgomery, who kindly assisted her to the jail for the night
 Yesterday. when she appeared be- fore Justice Thomas, Bessie informed his honor that the gun and "razzah." which belonged to her. had been at the house of one Watkins; that she needed the 'razzah" for her 'cohns" and while she was taking that home she thought she might as well take the gun. too.
 She said: T saw Mir. Montgomery coming toward me and I dun put the razzah' in ma bosm cause I did not want him to get it.
 However. Justice Thomas, after lis- tening to Bessie's tale of woe, glanced at Bessie, who was attired in most becoming pink sailor topped off with the latest of coal scuttle hats cut Louis XIV style and said: Come around again tomorrow at in the afternoon and we will see if We can not find some more witnesses"
 Bessie then returned to the Hotel Thomson, or, as it is better known, the jail, for the night.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
HAVING GOOD TIME
 , IN NORTH CAROLINA
pr. L. M. Swigert Says It Is a Great Place for Scenery But Short
 on Resources.

Word has been received from Dr l.. M. Swigert. a well known Phoenix optician, who is spending the summer at Black Mountain. North Carolina
 The doctor says he is feeling fine. getting fat, and enjoying life to the fullest extent. This will be good news To his many friends, as he left here CIor month ago very much in need of a good rest after very busy sea sons work
 The doctor says that in all or his travels he mas found no place to com pare in beautiful scenery with that particular place in the Blue Ridge mountains The hotel is situated on the banks of the peaceful and pictur- esque Swannanoa river and the doc tor is willing to bet that the corn bread, fried chicken (for breakfasD and other good eatin's' of the place cannot be beaten anywhere in the South. The weather, he says is per feet: quite warm during the day, but at night three pairs of medium weight blankets make things just comfort able
 But, while that section is long on scenery and climate. the doctor says the soil is so poor d farmer from the Salt River Valley would take just one look at it and flee. The doctor has talked of the glories of the Salt River Valley to a number of the farmers there and has advised them to send for a few train loads of Arizona soil to use as a fertilizer for their land. He has written the board of trade for literature to back up his assertions, as six or eight crops of hay each year sounds peculiar to the people of that part of the country.
 On August ,, pr. Swigert intends to continue his trip on to New York and other eastern points. returning to good old Arizona and Phoenix about October 3. Dr. Northrup of Swigert Brothers Denver office has charge of the business here during the doctors absence. having come here early in April for that purpose
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08
NEW NIGHT CAPTAIN
 NO STRANGER ID JOB
Appointment of Griges Carr Hailed
 as Good News.

It was with qualification that most people of Phoenix learned yesterday morning that the city council the night before had appointed Griggs H. Carr night captain of the police department.
 The work will by no means be new to MT Carr. He held a position on the police force when he went to the Clay nalI about six years ago and he was most efficient officer He was later made head of the street depart ment. where he served until about a year ago, when he resigned to enter into partnership with NJ l.. Vicux Tn the cement contracting business.
 He had no notion until within the
Arizona republican., 1911-06-08

last two weeks of returning to the city hall, but this position was of fered to him and many of his friends as well as others interested in good order pressed him to take it, so that at last he yielded
 He will begin his duties tonight; that is, to the extent of familiarizing himself with them. and he will con tinue until Saturday night, when he will actually enter upon the office.