Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

THE ARIZONA REPUBL]
 HERE FOR THE WINTER.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Tuscola, Ill. has arrived to spend the winter in this valley. They are relatives of Mrs. l.. D. Rosseau Of the Cartwright district
 A. & E. ARCHITECT HEREBY Ii Wheeler. who lives at Tucson and is the chief architect of the Arizona Eastern was here in consultation with Superintendent Scott yesterday re- sarding construction work along the line.
 THOMAS BEck-Miss Hazel Beck of Gila county and Leonard Thomas Of Texas were married at the office of justice of peace by Judge John stone yesterday afternoon. MT and Airs. Thomas will make their home in Phoenix.
 TEACHERS EXAMINATION - The quarterly teachers examination will be held next Monday and Tuesday. December 4th and 9th. beginning promptly at S:30 A. NJ. in the Lam son Business College Those attend ing are requested to bring pencils and tablets
 R. R. CONCRETE WORK-H IT. Knowlton of Denver stopped over night at the Commercial hotel yester cay on his way to Louis Springs to superintend the construction of the concrete work of the Fl Paso X Southwestern on the revision line be- tween Bisbee and Benson
 BURGLAR FRIGHTENED-An at tempt to burslarize the Walker resi- dence at 324 West Adams street yes terday afternoon was frustrated. the invader being frightened away before anything was taken. He was de- scribed as d boy about 19 years old. wore gray clothes and a cap: was well dressed and good looking.
 SUNSET TRAIN DE LUxE-The first Sunset De Luxe train will pass through Maricopa on it's eastern trip at SOC o'clock the night of December eth. The train ont of here will con rect directly with this through train. and a number of people have already engaged accommodations for the in itial trip east on the De Luxe train
 BRYAN AND WHITE-Frank Bry- ar and Mike White. who were charg ed with burslarizing the room of J H Miles at the Central hotel last Sunday night were given their exam iEatiOn before Justice JohnStone yes tcrday afternoon. The court discharg- ed White and held Bryan to answer .the charge of burglary. His bail was fixed at $500
 vTON-TERRY.-Dr Nelson B Brayton of this city and Miss Lillie Terry were married at o'clock giving day in Cynthiana. Ky the in- formation being received by wire by friends in this city. Dr. Brayton is one of the most popular young profession a men in Arizona and this. his most important achievement in life. will be more extensively exploited in the so- cial department of The Republican.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI ENTlST.-POstoffice building, en- trance on Monroe street: Sunday service at II a. m; subject of lesson sermon. God the Only Cause and Creator" Sunday school at 9:+5 a. m Wednesday evening testimony meeting at o'clock Reading rooms maintained by this church at same address are opened daily from ? to 4 D. m. At these rooms a welcome is extended to the public and oppor- tunity afforded visitors to read orI purchase authorized literature on Christian Science.
 BAG LAST DEER OF SEASON. Horors for killing the last deer "f the season will without doubt go t. two Phoenix men. Clay Parker ana Gus Noll, who returned from their hunt yesterday afternoon. The deer was monstrous specimen. and weighed 150 pounds without its head or feet Not withstanding that deer are mighty scarce in this country this large fellow was brought down within fcur hours drive by auto from Phoe- nix. Parker and Noll left Phoenix for the mountains Thursday after ncon at 3 o'clock and had baggcd their prey before that same night, returning with it yesterday. The open season ended Thursday night at l. o'clock. almost before the blood of the deer had cooled.
 THE WESTFALU CASE.-Yester days developments in the Westfall case were the receipt of d telegram by counsel for the defense, from Gov ernor Sloan who is now in Chicago, saving that he would grant the hearing asked for before extradition, on his re turn from the east, providing Acting Governor Young saw Tit to extend the stay of execution of the papers until that time. the extension of the stay to that effect by Acting Governor Young: the furnishing of bonds in the L fa1l