Arizona republican., 1911-02-24

HE ARIZONA REPUBLI
NEW NOTARY-Silas at. John was
Appointed notary public yesterday for
Yavdpai County.
DOING NICElY-Henry Ecker, who
had four ribs broken by falling from a
chimney scaffold last week. is doing
nicely and it is expected will fully re-
cover in short time.
DEATH OF A VETERAN-Ir West
a veteran of the civil war and a pen
sioner who had been i'll for some time
was removed TO the county hospital
yesterday morning and died soon af-
ter his arrival there.
SOLD PHONEY JEWELRY-Two
typical hoboes with a stock of phoney
jewelry, which they were disposing
of at cut-rate prices to the gullible
public, y were arrested yesterday by
Policeman Troutman and Assistant
Street Commissioner Fowler They
were lodged in the city Jail and their
stock locked up in Marshal MOores
safe
RECEPTION TUESDAY NIGHT
The "estrymen Of Trinity Episcopal
church are proceeding finely with their
arrangements for the reception To be
given next Tuesday night in the All
:ona School OF Music, in honor of Bish-
up Atwood who is expected home on
Monday. The reception will be public
and all friends of the bishop are invited
TO attend.
ROOSEVELT ROAD-Engineer W
4. Parish has completed an inspection
of the Roosevelt road and found il i'm
fine condition except i'm a few places
where a little repairing is quite desir-
able A force of men has been assigned
TO the work and it is expected every
thing will be in the pink of condition
by March l., when Mr.. Roosevelt is
given a ride over it.
JACKLING AT RAY-Daniel c.
Jackling, vice president and general
manager of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company. passed through
Tempe yesterday on his way To Ray
and Hayden. 1t is expected that dur
ing the next two or three days the
Ray Con. concentration at Hayden
will commence operations. and Mr..
Jackling will be present to see the
first concentrates come from the
furnaces.
Y. M. C. A. BUSINESS MEMS
lUNCHEON-The chairman of the
luncheon committee, DR. Norton
wishes all who have taken tickets for
sale 10 report to him not later than
nine o'clock today as the limit on
tickets has been sold and it is essen
tial that he check up before the
luncheon so that seats may be pro-
vided for all who have tickets The
time occupied win not be over that
Of the usual lunch hour and all ticket
holders are requested to come prompt
ly at twelve o'clock
LEMON CLUB DANCE-Dandolph
and Harold Herwig of the
high school have arranged for a dance
at Melczers hall tonight Invitations
have been issued to all the smith
Family" and a few others of the
social set. The Massie or
chestra has been engaged to furnish the
music and a jolly good time is i'm store
for all who are fortunate enough to at
tend. 1t will be the first experience of
Messrs. McElhaney and Herwig as
hosts but they have read all the latest
works on the subject and expect to en-
terrain their guests in real 400" style.
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY-The
BUSINESS Cf the next grand jury was
increased as the result of
proceedings in Justice tombstone
court Yesterday afternoon. Frank Nc
MahOn charged with robbery from the
person was tried first and was held in
the sum of $500. Mcmahon was caught
with his hand in the pocket of James
Clark. He was fishing for roll of
bills which he knew Clark had. James
Patterson. who took from the Dostoffice
a letter containing several checks for
the employees Of the Eastern Sugar
company was also bound over. He
took them and cashed one of them He
was captured a couple Of days later. He
is held TO the grand jury in the sum Of
5000.
W. GO--Fi Glillid III w IF.
A. Parish, who has charge OF ;he fleet
of the dredee and eNcavatDr
employed in widening the Arizona ca
nal, announces that the dredge has
its perilous voyage from the !
Arizona falls back to the head of the !
anal Though it was long and tedious |
,nly once was actual calamity impend- !
ng and that was when the good ship |
vent high and dry on a shOal, through |
he breaking of a lock below. The re-
,eding water left the boat on a high |
place in the bottom of the ditch and !
The bowed her back up like cat meet |
ng a strange dog, but the timbers were |
strong, and the boat weathered the |
situation until the life saving mules |
'ould be brought into action and pull
ne dredge off its perch.
CARLOAD OF FoRDS-Ed Ru-
lolph, local agent for the Ford, is
having a hard time keeping stocked
with cars, but he received a carload