Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-10
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STRAY STOCK-The city pound
yesterday made room for a gray
mare and an iron gray colt. The
marshal would be glad TO turn them
over TO their owner.
DEATH OF MRS. McAVoY-A
message was received yesterday by
Mrs. J. +. Fisher announcing death Of
her mother, Mrs. Thos. McAvOy. AZ
the hospital at Ogdensburg, y. Y.
Mrs. McAvOy had lived in Phoenix
about 10 years, leaving here about a
year ago.
REGlSTRATION-There are now
2023 names on the great register for
the coming city election. There are
somewhere between 500 and 1000
good able bodied citizens who have
not yet reported their names and for
their accommodation the city re-
corder will be in his office evenings
from now until the Dist, the date
Of the closing Of registration. All
voters should register. Even il they
don't want to vote now they might
by the time election day rolls around.
A RANCH ROBBERY-The ranch
home Of Clifford Cole, three miles
southwest of Tempe was burglarized
on the night of the eth, sometime be-
fore II O'Clock. The burglar took
mans open faced watch: two ladies'
watches, in the cover of one of which
the name Of Ella Hanck was engraved;
and three set rings. AS if this appro-
priation Of property was not suffi-
GENTLY reprehensible, the thief broke
Ian precedent in outrageous proceeding,
by taking along a basket of eggs.
DAYLIGHT RoeBERY-The home
OF A. d. Gollaher at Eastlake park, was
burglarized on Saturday. the thief get
ting away with S55 in cash. Mr. Cola
her is the caretaker at the park. bu:
the circus day instinct got the better
Of the family, as il did of most every
body, and the house was left alone.
During the afternoon someone entered
the house, provided with just the right
sort of a key to fit a trunk in which
Mr.. Godfather had a little Union Bank
* Trust company's savings deposit
box containing the money. The thief
took the box but nothing else about
the place was disturbed.
A MIDNIGHT INTRUDER-Mrs. f.
:. DePass Of 392 North First avenue
was awakened about midnight Of Sat
urday by the barking of a dog near the
house and when she arose 70 quiet him
she saw a man peering in at the win
dow. She also noticed that his bicycle
stood against the fence. She went out
to the porch and screamed when the
man jumped upon his bicycle and rode
away. BY the time nefghbors, awak-
ened by the cutlery, reached the house
the intruder had disappeared Mr.. De-
Pass is in Washington and it is thought
that the visitor, whoever he was. was
awale OF the absence of Mr.. DePass
PHOENIX DENTAL SocIETY.-A
well attended meeting of the Phoenix
Dental society was held at the office
Of DR.. +. V. Woodward on the even
ing of April Z. DR.. J. L. O'Connell
read a paper on Root Preparations
for Crown Work" which brought out
thorough discussion of the subject
by all present. The matter Of exami-
nation Of the teeth of school children
was again taken up and referred to a
committee for the purpose of de-
Gliding on exact plans for the accom-
plshment of the work The next
meeting will be held at the office of
DR.. W. D. Shackelford The paper
Of the evening will be Some Practi-
cal Hints on Plate Work" by DR.
Shackelford.
GONE AFTER FAMIlY-W. F
Boiling, one of the Oklahoma gentle
men who came here recently merely
TO look the country over and decided
to go into the banking business, left
Saturday night for his former home
70 get his family. The Salt River
Valley has made a fine impression
on these gentlemen who say they
never heard Of Phoenix, only casual
ly as one does OF almost every out
Of the way place in the country.
until they read of the projected visit
Of Colonel Roosevelt and began to
make inquiry. The fact that the
valley is not on a main line of rail
road. has kent il in the background
except TO the limited number Of peo-
pie who are supplied with special
advertising. They are more enthu-
siastic RESPECTING the possibilities Of
the future, than even the home peo- 4
pie who have been preaching for
years from the same text.