Arizona republican., 1912-08-17
CHARTER MISSION .

O7Rh SOm Iic charter commission held a meeting in the council chamber last evening.
 JUST DRUNkS-Police court busi- ness yesterday consisted of an ordi- nary job lot of trunks
 GOING TO CANYON-Mrs James w Trick leaves this morning to meet MT Trick at Ash Fork for a trip to the Grand Canyon.
 SECRETARY OSBORN hOME.- Sidney P. Osborn, secretary of state, returned home yesterday from a va cation of nearly three weeks in Cal ifOrnia
 EXODUS TO PREsCoTT-The trains to Prescott today will be crowded with pleasure seekers on the trail of a cool place. A large number of short time VacatiOnists will pass Sunday in the mile high town.
 CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN- Services in the Church of the Breth- ren or Dunkards, will be held as fol- lows on Sunday: Sunday school at 9:3O A. M, preaching at 10:3O A. NJ. The church is located at 1923 Grand avenue. Every one is welcome
 
 Opposite pOstOffice: w R. Thorn ton, pastor; Il a. m, preaching by the pastor: D. m, the pastor will preach at the city hall plaza; 9:45 9. m, Sunday school No service at the church at D. m. Instead there will be preaching at camp grounds at the end of the Brill car line There will be preaching at camp meeting every evening through the week All gre invited to attend
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Monroe and Second ave. Ray C. Harker. minister; Sunday school at 9:45. John l.. Burcham, superintendent; the mems Bible class gathers at 9:30 for the purpose of getting acquainted, visitors are cor dially invited; public worship at II a. m.. Rev. H. A. Severinghaus will preach in the morning; in the evening at seven o'clock union ser vice on the plaza; Epworth league
 meeting at 500.
 A MISSING HUSBAND-Mrs. James T. Campbell. who lives far down on South Center street. called at the of flee of the sheriff and said that her husband had been missing since last Tuesday. That morning he came. up town and returned in the afternoon He put on his best clothes and went away. Mrs Campbell and two chil dren, one a boy of four and the other small baby, are left destitute. The Campbells had resided here about a year coming from Tennessee
 PLEASED WITH THE LIST - Thomas E. Pollock arrived in the city yesterday and visited the office of the fair commission. Going over the lists of entries in the copper stakes he said that they were the best that had ever been made up since the nstitu- ! tiOn of the annual fair. The 2:07 pace and the 2:15 pace. he said, would be the best speed events ever seen on | an Arizona race track. In the for mer MT Pollock has two entries, Blance and Will Guthrie Will Guth- re is also entered in the latter event. DAVIS GETS THERE-Hal P. l Davis, mOtorcyclist, who made the premier ride from Phoenix to the east, got through the mountains of Arizona and New Mexico, the mud flats of 1 Kansas and the uncharted wastes of l Illinois, and chugged up the main street of the Windy city. with the | proud consciousness of having ac- 1 complished feat. The two thousand miles-Or nearly-Were passed with no ] trouble whatever. the mount, a liar 1 lev Davidson. standing up with sur 1 prising ability. According to the let 1 ters. they had absolutely no trouble, mechanical or otherWise-Hal and his | Harleyhorse.
 1 WATER BOARD MEETlNG-The | board of governors of the water users l association. will hold a meeting Mon- 1 day morning to discuss the matter of 1 the proposed new rules of the reclama- 1 ton service concerning the sale of 1 water. that have created so much com | ment during the last few days. It is 1 quite likely the board will send a rep | resentative to Washington to take the | matter up with the secretary of the i interior. Tn this connection a local pa | per has very incorrectly attributed the promulgation of these rules to the wa ter users association. It is authorita lively stated that the board of gover-
 nors was not consulted in the matter al all and knew nothing of it except that l the plan in general IS along the Ilne ol
 what the reclamation service has al
 ways intended to do when it was con
 sidered the proper time had arrived.
 SHOPLIFTERS HELD- Francisco l Flores and Rafael Herrera were be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday l charged with the theft of a couple O. dresses from the New York store or
 August 10. They were caught in the act of taking them while woman
 was engaged in pretending to make {
 purchase of Henry Myers, who, how
 ever, kept his eye on the men, whose |, actions were suspicious. When they
 left the store they were followed b,
 him and brought back. They denied 3 that the woman was with them. Blu later events indicated that she was
 member of the shOpifting crew. Botl
 men were wearing coats that appeare' to be new Constable Murphy, Wh 2 took charge of the men, examined tn clothing and discovered a mark in tn | pockets found only on clothing sol II by L. T. Mansfield The coats Wer ! ] identified by Mr Mansfield who the ! remembered the men and remembere that a woman was in Q store wit