Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-22

Attorney Doughcrty was in the capital
on the same business.
The track layer are making half
mile per day on the Mesa-C Chandler
line. They promise To have the roadbed
ready for trains by August LIST.
Felipe Valenzuela, who was brought
before the justice of the peace Thurs
day on d charge of having in his pos
session a stolen horse. was discharged
after the evidence was heard. Valen-
zucla proved by the former owner of
the horse and by several other parties
that he came by his property in a le-
climate manner. The man who had
him arrested. Lucia Andrdde, was shown
to have u horse very similar in ap-
pearance, but one that failed TO have
the distinguishing marks of the animal
in the possession Of Valenzuela.
L. Y. Cook, the man who purchased
the Duke melons, had to lose a day at
the cantaloupe sheds yesterday, 70 at
tend the injunction hearing in PhOc-
nix
The Mesa Improvement Co. has ar
ranged to take the jars belonging to
the defunca Chamber of Commerce, and
Mr. Hanna has the job of filling them
with new fruit.
The uptown office Of the Western
large volume of business flows daily
relating largely to cantaloupe and grape
shipments.
SUpt Godfather shut off the irrigating
water yesterday ut the town Limits.
The water in the canal is from the rise
in the Verde and contains a large per
centage of mud. By mistake the high
school lawn was flooded by this water
and the lawn is now a lake of mud.
p. q. Carney goes to Phoenix this
morning TO arrange for making a lot
of pictures of the Carney mines %
miles east Of Mesa
Paul Atwood has just undergone an
operation for rupture, something that
had been giving him a great deal of
trouble The operation was successful
and the young man is getting along
nicely
/ There was lively time ut the resi-
dence of Henry Duke. Jr, when it
was discovered that the baby had swal-
! lowed some foreign substance that was
making it very sick \ doctor was
called and succeeded in securing re
lief For time. however, it was fear
ed the little one would not live.
Bert Cosper tried peroxide for the
prickly heat. but us~d too strong So
luton and says the remedy was worse
than the disease.
| After short visit with her son
| Floyd and wife, Mrs. J. b. Griner has
returned To her hCmc in Phoenix.
Marshal Peterson had business in
Phoenix yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. \. c. Mcqueen came
down from their summer cottage al
Iron Springs yesterday to look after
their ranch interests for few ia 5
They plan to return To the springs
carly next week and in a short time to
take a trip from New Orleans to New
York by boat and then to their old
home in southern Michigan.
| Mr. and Mrs Vim. Powell and daugh-
ter. Mrs Burrie, are at the Alhambra
They expect to rent a house shortly an(
Eventually TO go into business in the
Mesa country.
Little lone Stapley, who was recently
accidentally shot in the mouth. present
ed herself at her doctors office yester
day complaining of a sharp thing stick
ing in her tongue. on investigation tn,
object was found to be a piece of ;
tooth which had been driven into tn,
tongue The offending object was re
moved and added To- the little ones col
lection of broken teeth.