Arizona republican., 1911-07-30
CHARLES oRME IMPROVING

CHARLES ORME IMPROVING President Orme of the Water Users association received word from Los Angeles that his son, Charles, who is confined in a hospital there with a
 broken leg is making headway and
 that within a month he will be about on crutches. It will be necessary to put two or three more casts upon
 his leg which is shrinking from the proportions it had attained before
 he was taken from New Mexico where the injury occurred
 A MINING DEALT. J. Bennett will leave this morning for New York
 to close a deal for the reorganization of the Buffalo-Arizona Mining com
 pany. MT Bennett returned from
 New York three weeks ago, the busi-
 ness of recognizing then being pret- ty well under way. He left a power of attorney but he was telegraphed
 to come on in person. As a result of the reorganization extensive oper- ations on the Buffalo Arizona will be shortly resumed.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev. Harry F. Marshall, pastor of the Baptist church at Prescott will preach Sunday morning at II o'clock. in exchange with Pastor J. Harvey Deere. Mir Marshall is a hustling young minister, a man who brings things to pass being especially strong with young people. It is hoped the members of the church and congre- gation will make special effort to hear him. The Sunday schol will meet in Bible study at 9:45. There will be- no evening service at the church on account of the union meet ing at the plaza at : o'clock. Rev. MT. Marshall will preach the sermon. cordial welcome to all the services Gs the day.
 A LACK OF EVIDENcE-The case of Jose Manuel. an Indian charged with trying to blow off the head of Jose SantOn, another resident of the Salt River reservation came before Justice JOhnstone yesterday and re- suited in the discharge of the de- fendant The court did not believe that the evidence was of a character that would warrant jury in con victing him. It was plain though that there had been some trouble on the reservation, growing out of the batting of Manuel. who is regarded there as more or less of an inter loper. He was originally of the lower reservation but he received some sort of an allotment from the govern ment in the reservation where hs now resides.
 THE LAWS LONG ARM-C. J. Halpren was caught in an attempt to beat a board bill but it was q chance clutch that nailed him. He had run a bill at the Commercial hotel to little more than 80. This and many other debts about town had accumulated since his ar rival in the city less than a month | ago. He left for the south a little after noon but it was not discovered for some ltime that he had gone It took some more time to find where | he went but it was learned that his l destination was Tucson A warrant was sworn out and Deputy | Sheriff Billy Wilson telegraphed the | officers at Tucson about twenty min | utes before the arrival of the train | there. Halpren was met as he was | leaving the train and was taken into | custody. Immediately be became de- | sirous of paying the board bill and a | telephOnic conversation with MT Luhrs was instituted. By that time | it was so late that Justice Parker | who had issued the warrant could not | be located and the train that was to | carry the officer who was going aft CT Halpren could not wait The of | ficer went and the settlement that | will be made of the affair will have | to be made here in person by the | late fugitive