Arizona republican., 1911-11-19
BACK TO FLoReNcE-George I

1 dSp. iN iS Nlitil iGit Juh6' 1 will be gone for nearly a week. i BACK TO FLORENCE-George F.
 Lang, T.. s. engineer. returned to l Florence last night after a weeks
 end visit with friends here He will 1 superintend the construction work on the highway from Florence to Tucson, | the survey of which has just been l completed
 | Brothers are canning their olive pro-
 ducts this year in tins that are closed
 air tight by clamping. doing away with
 the time honOred custom of soldering
 the tins. Its advantage is that there ! is no danger of the acid used in sold
 ering. getting inside the cans
 WINDOW DiSPLAY.-The firm of | Greene X Griffin has constructed a
 case in it's show window for the dis
 play Of citrus fruits and any other ex-
 hibits of interest it may secure. Just
 now there are on display some fine
 oranges. lemons, grape fruit and sam ples of the Munger olive products MORRILL, HELD 70 ANSWER
 Lafayette Morrill, who was given his preliminary hearing before Justice Of the Peace C. w. Johnstone yesterday morning, is held to answer in the dis trict court upon a 5000 bail which he i failed to give. He was confined in tn" county jail. but says he expects to se- cure bail monev soon.
 COAST PASSENGER AGENT
 josept N. Harrison. the Pacific Coast passenger agent for the Washington Sunset Route. was a visitor at the of
 fices of the Arizona Eastern yester- day. J. F Fitzgerald. district pasScn- ger agent for the same road accom- panied Mir. Harrison here He left last night for Los Angeles where he will spend Thanksgiving at home STOPPED FOR A oAY.-Mr. and Mrs. Linday Dunham of Newark N J.. were guests in town yesterday ev-
 ening, on their way to the PacificI coast. MT. Dunham is a member of the D. E. Dunham x Son company one of the largest manufacturing con- panies of automobile on the AtlanticI coast. Mr and Mrs. Durham have spent several winters in the resorts of Texas. Arizona and California. THE RECORD cLEARED-The
 woman who turned in a fire alarm Friday morning resents the publica
 ton that it was false alarm or that it was turned in without proper war rant. She says there was a very re- |spectable blaze started in d house un- der construction on West Monroe street. endangering the houses on eith- CT side of it. While she was engaged in turning in the alarm. a workman was fortunately able to put out the fire.
 BIaoNo IS HERE.-J J. .Birdno. chairman of the democratic state cen tral committee, arrived last night from his home in Stafford prepared to re- rlain at headquarters until election day. He said that he was not ready to make public his plans further than that he proposed to make an aggres- sive campaign and that from now on the Arizona air would be filled with re- publican fur. The democratic state candidates who have been campaign ing in the north will return to Phoenix tonight and will spend this week inI Maricopa county.
 A "HOSS" TRAOE-The case of
 Haggerty vs. Elder was dismissed by
 Justice Of the Peace Johnstone yes
 terday afternoon. Haggerty was
 ..lx. ,l ~s,l,
 Elder on November 5th. Haggerty's
 appropriation of the horse was the
 result of a trade with Elder. in which
 Haggerty got the horse and two dol
 lars and Elder got two burros which
 he had never seen. Meditatipg upon
 this Elder got cold feet and decided
 to call the trade off later and de
 manded the horse back. IIaggerty