Arizona republican., 1911-02-28

THE ARIZONA REPUBL
 GONE AS A WiTNESS-Mrs. J. M. Fike left yesterday over the $ P, R. l. and Pennsylvania lines for New York City. to appear as a witness be- fore the U. $. court. in the case of the federal court against Geo H. Munroe for fraudulent use of the Y. S mails
 BATHS MOVED-John F.. Lewis has moved his Turkish bath plant. formerly located on East Washington street. to the Fashion barber shop, 43 West Washington. Lewis also owns the barber shop and found that he could not devote enough attention to either of the establishments when they were so widely separated. He says that persons wishing baths at night Should make arrangements during the day.
 BIG RURAL ROUTE-Rnral free delivery route No of the Phoenix postoffice may not be the biggest in
 
 ones and doubtless close to the top. It handles more mail in one day than some whole postoffices do in a year Yesterday the carrier had eight sacks full of mail to deliver and estimates that they held about 5000 pieces of mail It is estimated at the postoffice that route No. handles abo 1t 35,O00 pieces of mail each month.
 4 LACK OF EVIDENCE-Roberto Valencia who keeps a store on East Monroe street. and Anita Lopez. charged with violating the Edmunds act. were before United States Com missioner Johnstone yesterday. When the testimony was all in the com missioner while expressing n suspi- cion that the accused had not been leading sinless lives was of the 'opin- ion that the evidence against them was not such as would warrant their conviction by a jury. They were therefore discharged.
 Y. M. C. A. MEMBERS-Applicants for membership in the Y. M. C. A.. continued to flow across the desk at the building all day yesterday. though the campaign had closed. Al late hour last night they Were still com ing. No one had found time tO count the applications since the day before but it was estimated that the total was right around 700. The next two or three days will be devoted to ex- amining applicants in regard to their fitness and in making final arrange ments to throw the building open for use.
 NORTON TO TALK-Dr. J. C. Nor ton will lecture at the board of trade Saturday afternoon at three o'clock taking as his subjert. The Live Stock Industry and Sanitary Regula- tions in the Salt River Valley" As Dr Norton is territorial veterinarian this is a subject with which he is thoroughly familiar and he is expect ed to give his hearers some valuable points on the growth and care of stock. IL is expected that within short time Dr. Frederick W. Wilson of the experiment station will talk at the board of trade on stock growing
 RECEPTION TONIGHT-BishopA At wood was in Bisbee yesterday and is expected to return home this morn ing. This evening a reception will be rendered him in the Arizona School of Music auditorium. to which all his friends are invited and urged to attend, regardless of their church utilization, or whether they are connected with any church. IL is not designed to be in any sense a church gathering, but an out pouring of the friends of the bishop who will not only desire to congratulate him on his recent elevation but desire to show an appreciation of the honor indirectly bestowed unon the city and the territory by his selection for that high office The reception will begin be served to guests.
 AN INJUNCTION SUIT - Isaac Eichenbroner yesterday began suit in district court against the city council and John F.. Lewis to secure his right to an alley in Kirkland's sub -divi- sion of Murphy addition. Though the alley exists on the plat. it is alleged that it is in a fair way to cease to exist in reality. Mir. Lewis has it filled with sand and other building material to be used in pre- manent structure whose site is in the alleged alley The records show that his title to it rests upon an ac- ton by the city council sometime ago in closing it for the benefit of q predecessor in interest of MT Lewis. The plaintiff asks that the building be stopped and that the council be directed to rescind it's action in clos