Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
ARIZONA NEWS Of
INTEREST
Phoenix Will Have a New
School House; Two Hundred
Men Are Wanted for Innoc.
ulation Against Typhoid.

sold by the board OF supervisors TO /
the United States Bank and Trust |
company OF Cincinnati. They are 20
year bonds OF denomination of 81 ]
600 zach ana they brought n premium |
OF s5.12G
Two hundred men from the War
rem diCtiiCt where typhoid fever Is
most ptoyalrnt in summer. are waa'. |
ed FOR inn0Culaiiun against the dis. !
ease by Dr T. Williams. city health !
officer tie believes that by building
q wall OF immunity in that section OF
the city. typhoid epidemic can be-
prevented
About forty American miners were
discharged al RAY within the week
following last pay day. The company
has a rule that no employc can &C..
main away from underground work
FOR more than lwo days IN succession,
and II IS said that the company claims
that those men allowed their spree TO
extend bovond the limit,
Found guilty on the charge OF mur'
der, Nslas and Salda,c, TWO McNicans
who answered the charge OF KILLING
three Nogalos Cinnamon. were sen.
fenced to- lie imprison ncui
Postmaster James " McClintock
has been chosen president Of the
| Phoenix board of trade.
Mexican icdcrals under Colonel
| Mayoi have established a camp on
| Bee River, according to Information
| brought 10 Yuma. The force nun
| beers $50 men and $50 non-combaiants,
mostly women.
CITY Marshal Shutc OF ,;lobc has
| notified all The saloonkecpers OF tie
| city iha, The sale of liquor mus, be
confined to the preniscs covered by
| The saloon licenses. Alteration was
! also called To the fact that 1t Is IN.
| lawful Ia sell liquor to minors or
| drunkar1s and the names of several
| habllual drunkards were posted.
Indictments charging i've of the
| most prominent Cinnamon IN Phoc.
| nix with smuggling opium wcrc re-
| turned 10y the United States grand
| jury chief among the accused celes
tials is Dick Louop mayor OF China
town The indictments were result
OF the recent Chinatown raid by Gus
toms Inspector Harry Creighton ana
other United States officers.
| Al its next meeting the Phoenix
city council will take some action ia
regard TO the refusal OF a Mr.. Alex
| andcr to pay sewer rentals Tor h's
| property. All the other citizens hav'
| ing property connected with the sewer
| system recently purchased by the
| city have paid their rentals and u rs
| stated that only one owner holds ont
| He IL sand 10 threaten the city with n
/ suit II his property Is disconnected.
| That the Catholic and non'tathobc
may better understand the teachings
of the church, Rev II : brockbank
aud Rev ! ID. O'Bricn, two Dominic
an missionaries. have begun Catho-
lie mission in ~ Mary's church at
Phoenix which viii last for two weeks.
| Wednesday OF last week the editor
Of The Oasis reached his G3rd year,
and by virtue OF his civil war service
as solder he IL cnglbie now TO the
service pension granted soldiers OF
that ana the Mexican war. During the
day he was the recipient Of many
congratulations.
| Being unable To see enough of the
san Xavier mission on nor first visit
because OF the darkness. Niue Bern.
hardt The famous actress, visited tn
mission again Wednesday
Adviccs have been received hy the
Randolph Offices u, Tucson that the
long desert stretches oi nOn-bullastcd
track between Tucson and the coast
| viii he rc-oiled commencing IN the
near future. 50 that the work may De
finished before tho coastward move
mcnt of summer vacation crowd
commences.
II has been known iOr somo tim,
past thai there was trouble NJ SAGA
ton Word has come To Mesa that j
u. Alexander. Indian agent IN charg,
and several ui hts subordinate have
been suspended from service. pcndinl
m official inquiry 10y the department
OF lndinn affairs.
The property known a. the GrcgoI,
lodging house in PhoeniN was totally
4 destroyed by quick lirc Monday
morning Twenty five guests Ia,
rooms IN Inc lodging house. The IN,
Z was started from sparks from pasil,
range Ia restaurant on the grOunt
iloor The loss Is estimated ~ about
So 600
4 The annual dance of the Neaui'
i near Tcmpo and which has AWAY at
tractcd much attention about Easter
J waa held in the Naqu village about
nine miles south ul Temp, SUNDAY
Every rig IN town was secured
couple o. days before the dane" an,
AN immense crowd attended. q wa
q wlord dance. For The past soy ra
wears an oppuriUnc death iu inc laqu
= camp has furnished The duucers witl
s n corpse which was placed cunsplcu
ouslN There was no corpse this yual
= however
n Dreamland the largest thcatcl Il
= Globe and one Of the largest auditt
y RUINS IN Arizona was DESTROYED b
r. IRE Tuesday and carried with II fou