Arizona republican., 1911-10-18

l oO hS.-hTS. -. A hutCnlnSOn O ! Wickenburg was the guest of MT
 and Mrs. c. A. Steitz yesterday |
 was happy reunion, many pleasant incidents of the past being recalled
 WANTS NFoRMATIoN.-M
 ret Currie of 31 Helena avenue. To- ronto, ontario. Canada. wishes tc
 know the whereabouts of her broth
 CT. James Drummond. a Scotch en- gineer of whom she has not heard
 for twenty years. At that time he was in Arizona.
 LADIES, ATTENTlON-Th su- perintendent of the womans depart
 ment of the fair wishes to have all exhibits intended for display in her department brought as soon as pos
 sible to the office of the fair com
 mission in the basement of the
 Fleming building. This. of course.
 does not include cooked foods. There will be a special prize. not listed in
 the premium book, given for the best
 fancy apron.
 BEATEN UP-Two Mexicans ir-
 Vaded the rear of the Garden City
 restaurant sometime last evening and
 assaulted an aged Chinaman who is employed in the kitchen, it is believed
 thinking he had large sum of mon
 ey on his person. The Chinaman is said to have been pretty badly in jured but how badly, or what became of him after he was hurt. could not be learned. The police were unable tO locate the MeXicans last night.
 DONATED TO PIONEERS HoME.- Walter Douglas. James Douglas. Dr l.. D. Ricketts,. all affiliated with Phelps Dodge and Co.'S interests in Douglas: John C. Greenway general manager of the C S- \. Co. at Bisbee and c. F. Mills superintendent of the Arizona Copper Co, at Clifton. have joined in donating to the Pioneers home in Pres colt, a library of 500 volumes. It is a particular collection of books known to booksellers and bookbuyers under the trade name Every Mans library"
 THE WIGGs cAsE.-No decision has yet been reached in the case of Professor Clarence Wiggs of Duncan. tried before the territorial board of examiners on the charge of improper department. for the reason that one of the members of the board is out Of the territory. It was reported here yes terday that matters in Duncan had reached a rather acute stage. Wiggs having resigned, together with his two q iGfl mt school board all of whom had favored his side of the controversy.
 CONTRACTS AWARDED. - Tn Water Users association, in accordance with bids recently opened and on rec 'ommendation of the reclamation engin- | sers, has awarded contracts for mater al to be used in power plant No. . | Dn the South Consolidated canal. as follows: Minneapolis Steel and Ma 'hinery Co. contract for two double | gates, trash racks and other iron work: | Arizona Electric Co, Phoenix, conduit | md wire for electric appliances: Wag- Ter Electric Manufacturing Co. St. | -ouis, contract for transformers; Allis 'halmers X Co. Milwaukee, contract or ar compressor.
 MYSTERIOUS DEATH-Word was brought to Phoenix yesterday of the eath of man named Grace, on he property of the Flour Gold | Placer Mining company on Humbug reek. YaVapai county. The mans og went to nearby camp and made such demonstrations that 'harles Tucker. cowboy. followed he dog back and found the corpse f Grace. who had been dead so long was necessary to bury the body .here it was found. On what the ry was not learned, but the report 'as that it was supposed Grace had cen bitten by a rattlesnake