Arizona republican., 1912-09-15
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AT HIT viRGlNiA-The following Arizonans are registered at the Hotel Virginia at Long Beach, California: MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hemus, w: G. Young of Courtland, and c. E. Grubbs of Globe.
 YARD LONG BEANs-W. L. os- born left bunch of string beans at the board of trade yesterday. That's not remarkable, but the length of the beans is They measured about yard from stem to tip.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Opposite postoffice. w R. Thorn ton. pastor II a. m., subject, Gods Peculiar Promise to His Own." Psa. 91:1 8 p. m, No Room for Christ" Luke 2:7. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m League services at ' p. m. Pastor breaches both morning and evening.
 NOTICE TO DECORATING CON- MtTTEE-The ladies' committee ap- pointed to decorate the speakers stand to be used by Col Roosevelt next Tuesday will hold a preliminary meeting at 4 o'clock, Monday after noon, Sept 16 at the Polk street grounds. Every member of the com mittee is urgently requested to te present
 SOCIALIST MEETINGS so- cialist party holds meetings on the city hall plaza every Sunday at 2:30. They talk upon the economic problems now before the world for solution, and distribute literature upon these sub- jects. Today, the 18th inst, S. T. Morley national organizer socialist party, will speak upon the Jnem- ployed Problem"
 MONDAY DANcE-The Industrial Liberty band in conjunction with the Mexican Juvenile society will give dance at Patrick hall tomorrow night. Though not the official means of cele- brating the Mexican anniversary, the ball will be of a nature to suggest na- tional demonstration of joy. The band will pay in concert numbers from eight till nine and for the grand march which commences at the latter hour. A special orchestra will furnish mu- sic for the dance that follows.
 SEPTEMBER GUIDE-The Septem- Der issue of The Guide contains many new and interesting features. The Los Angeles to Phoenix road race map is shown telling of the stops along the route and where supplies. etc, can be secured. Another feature is a new map that was drawn and corrected for the Guide and is one of the most com plete maps of the state ever pub- lished. A large map is given free with every issuS of the September Guide.
 SHOOTS ON THE FlY-Motor- cycle Policeman Williams ought to be pretty good wing shot, judging from the manner in which he picked off a rabid dog yesterday afternoon. Will Hams was riding his motorcycle on East Jefferson street, when he spied the animal for which he was search ing. The dog was headed in the same way Williams was proceeding and moving at a good gait Will Hams caught up with him. and with out scarcely stacking his own speed, drew his six shooter and sent a bull let crashing into the dogs brain. But one shot was required to do the work.
 ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM-Joe, the Jap. who makes himself useful around the administration building at the state asylum, took a notion yes terday that he had been at the insti- tuition long enough. So he took French leave and during the course of the afternoon employees of the in stitution were engaged in looking about town in the hope of locating him. As the present administration is core economical than any of the preceding ones and does not offer the usual reward of five dollars for the return of an escaped patient there was not much enthusiasm among the local authorities in prose- cutting search for the missing man. MOOSE INVESTIGATING re- port gained circulation yesterday that A. Petersen, who died at Central ave nue and Washington street a day or two ago. the victim of hemorrhage 1 belonged to the Loyal .Order bf l Moose. While the man is not known to have had card indicating mem i! bership, the local officers of the or | der are communicating with relatives of Petersen in an effort to ascertain just what orders, if any. he belonged l to. If it is found he was a Moose. the local lodge will assume charge of the body pending final disposition. i GOES TO PREScTT-W. s. Colds 1 worthy, general agent of the Santa 1 Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad, left
 last evening for Prescott, where he ! will spend Sunday.
 1 TO BE SETTLED BY SUIT-A | financial misunderstanding which has
 existed between Sheriff Adams and 1 the board of supervisors for several
 weeks yesterday eliminated in a more or less friendly suit instituted by the sheriff against the board to compel the payment of his salary at the rate | of $5000 a year. It is claimed by the l plaintiff that this salary was fixed
 under a law of the territory which has never been repealed and that therefore the supervisors were with out power to reduce the salary to s40OO as they attempted to do. This
 matter arose a couple of months ago when the sheriff presented his demand for his monthly salary s416.66 of which the board allowed only $333.33
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