Arizona republican., 1911-05-01

PIMA COUNTY OFFICER-Luke
Sharp a deputy sheriff of Pima county,
was in Phoenix yesterday on official
business.
HAYDEN VISITOR-E Garlic.
who had charge Of the engineering
in the construction of the Buckeye
railroad and who is at present SINH
larly employed at Hayden. spent yes
terday in Phoenix, a guest of the
Commercial
COUNCIL AND GOVERNORS. -
The annual meeting of the new
council and board Of governors Of
the Salt River Valley Water Users
association will be held today. Be
ing elected annually. the governors
win i'm a sense be an entirely new
board though most OF the old board
was reelected. One-third Of the
council is elected annually together
with the filling of vacancies, so
there win be number of new
faces. The board is differed by the
association officers, president and
secretary out the council elects its
chairman and clerk
COAST EXCURSION RATEs-The
annual excursion rates to the coast will
go into effect today on the Southern
Pacific and simultaneously there will
be change of time in the departure
of the late afternoon train. an improve
ment Of the service and the clipping Of
another hour off the running time be
tween Phoenix and Los Angeles. an
nounced General Agent Cater of the
Arizona Eastern yesterday. The train
that has heretofore left Phoenix at ,
o'clock p. m, city time. will leave one
hour later, or at O'Clock. city time
The train will be equipped with
through Pullman and chair car from
Phoenix To Los Angeles. both cleo
trically lighted and with all the mod
ern conveniences Of travel. The train
will arrive in Los Angeles at 7:15
o'clock the next morning The price
of tickets TO all southern California
points will be $26.25 as heretofore.
DEATH OF HARRY MITCHELL.
Harry Mitchell. well-known in
Phoenix. died suddenly in Los
Angeles last Tuesday night of heart
disease Death was entirely uneX-
pected as he was apparently in good
health. robust and athletic. Deceased
is the man who all but lost his, life
by razor wound in the neck in
Phoenix. a year ago or thereabout.
when he grappled with an insane man
in front Of the Hotel Adams in an
effort to aid the police in his cap
ture He was brother Of George
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sOlidated Mining Co. and also OF
John and Robert Mitchell well-known
mining men. He was 40 years old
and native OF Swansea. Wales. He
is survived by a wife and children i'm
Los Angeles and prior To his death
had been i'm charge of the smelling
department Of the Clara Consolidated.
A MARROW EscAPE-Mrs. Josie
Monihan narrowly escaped being killed
by runaway horse Saturday night on
Second street at its intersection with
Washington, on the north side of the
latter. With sister she started TO
cross Second street from the Rives
drug store 10 the Francis corner. push
ing a baby carriage i'm which was the
infant Of a relative At the same mo-
ment a Five Points delivery wagon
turned from Washington into Second
street, the horse running ma1ly. The
driver was doing his best to stop the
horse but had lost control. Mrs Mont
han saw the horse just in time TO swing
the baby carriage around and save its
occupant. though the baby was spilled
out Of it, In doing so she wrenched
her hip severely and sprained her
ankle. hardly knowing whether the
horse hit her or whether it was the
jump that gave her the injuries.
Though painful her injuries are not re-
garded as serious.
AN EASTER DRESS-This is the
partial story of an Easter dress. The
rest of it was not learned. not even
the name of the young woman con-
cerned, which is all the better for she
would not care for the publicity. For
sometime Herzberg Brothers. prOprie-
tors Of The Fair, have been missing
things, and among other articles whose
disappearance could not be accounted
for. were three dresses. Saturday night
one of them attended a ball and feels
confident he recognized one of the
missing dresses. He reported the fact
To Officer HOsmer of the merchants
patrol and the latter. approaching the
young woman who wore il, asked her
TO report at police headquarters after
the ball. She did so and stated that
she lived in the country and that the
dress had been given her Dy her moth
er for an Easter present. Hosmer was
disposed to be as lenient as possible
and toldAer she might wear the dress
home and he would call for it. Later
he did so, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff Mccain and a search warrant,
but strange to say the dress could not
be found. Whether there will be any
further action was not learned
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