Arizona republican., 1912-07-19
WILL CLOSE ON sUNDAYs-Af-

WILL CLOSE ON sUNDAYs-Af- ter July 21 William Meier, proprletor
 of the Ideal barber shop, will close his nIace on Sundays, believing SIX days enough labor for any man. l WENT TO THE COAST.-Secre-
 tarv of state S. P. Osborn, accom- l
 panied by Ned Creighton. of West 1 washington street left yesterday 1 evening for Los Angeles and other 1 l coast points They expect to be 1 gone ten days. | SCHOOL LAND LESSEES-Owingl ] to an error, it was stated that the next meeting of the scnool lahd lessees would be held at the water
 Users building August tenth The story was all right except the date which should have been Saturday
 July 20. at 10 o'clock. ! SCHOOL FIRE LOSS PAlD-The trustees of the school district yes terday were the recipients of brace | of drafts for insurance covering the | fire that destroyed the Madison school about month ago. The Liverpool
 and London and Globe company had l $2, 900 through E. J. Bennitt and w.
 K. James handles the Atlas com panys s4.OOO. The loss was adjudg-
 ed practically total. l AN UNDESIRABLE ciTIZEN-A | few days ago Vicente Hernandez was arrested on charge of grand larceny.
 It was not certain whether he was a cold blooded thief or whether he was crazy. He was brought before the court on a writ of information and pleaded guilty. It had been learned that he was a citizen of Mexico and i mad been in this country less than q year and therefore, subject to de-
 portation. His case is under investi gation by Immigration Officer Y. $. Patch.
 | THE ADAMS-Geo R. Acker, Los Angeles; w. P Shaw Jr.. Los Ange- les; C. H. Rittenhouse, Casa Grande; IL. w Kelhefin, Casa Grande; John Carruthers, Grove City, Pa. Mrs. M l Williamson Bradford, Pa. A. C. Rose. Bradford, Pa. E. G. Laird, Marion, Mich; $. M Rttenhouse, Fit Wayne. Ind; C. H. French, Casa Grande; R. R. DetWeiler. Casa IGrande: A J. H. Lucas, Chicago; " Beiser. St. Louis; Robt. E. Morrison, Prescott; J. L. Slattery, Chicago; Chas E. Kearn, San Francisco; T. L. Avery, Tucson; C. w. Culpepper, Dal- las; J. L. Adams. Los Angeles; E. E. Hile, Winkelman; J. H. Pullen, Geln- dale.
 THE HUACHUCA ENCAMPMGNT The program for the state guard
 encampment at Fort Huachucd Aug
 ust to 14 has been partly pre- l pared and it is evident from what is
 now known regarding it that plenty of work has been cut out for those
 who attend the encampment The
 program so far as arranged includes | close order company drill, skirmish
 drill by companies, battalion drill, l patrolling by battalion practice l march, governors day exercises, and
 outpost duty. Lieutenant Jewett, who l recently returned from Huachuca. finds about all preparations for the | encampment complete and nearly eV- . erything in readiness for the recep-
 tion of the militia
 BACK FROM CHICAGO.-Superin- tendent of Public Instruction C. O. l Case. who has been in Chicago for , the past several days attending the meeting of the National Educational association, returned yesterday. The
 professor is highly pleased with his
 trip to the Windy City and says his contact with other teachers and the ,, comparison of educational notes gave him greater pride than ever in the schools of this state The professor
 visited Hull House. the Art Institute t Chicagos famous playgrounds. the ju
 ! venle court. and other institutions n | Ariz : attended the meeting. including Prof. [ l Mathews, of the Tempe normal and Q | Professor Scott. superintendent of tho U | Indian school.
 STRANGE ACCIDENTAL remark able strange accident and a really
 nervy girl. make up the peculiar cir cumstances of this story. The young
 lady is Ramona Grau, who qualities {. as a good baseball player in spite of T her sex. Yesterday she said to a = friend, Frank Barr. Let's play ball. $ And Frank assented. Trying to throw the pill with great speed and $ accuracy, Miss Grau snapped the bone d of her upper arm. After the acci- dent she casually remarked she had 6 broken her arm. but no one seemed
 to think the hurt was as serious as = that. On examination it was found It her statement was true and Dr n P1ath was called. He found the 1T wound so severe. he placed the arm l. in a plaster cast
 r. AN INTERRUPTED ASSAULT y Word was brought to town yesterday Ol of an attempted assault by a Mexican n upon young woman who was driv- 'r ing along an unfrequnted road in thf It vicinity of the Cashion ranch. The 'd l Mexican who was in concealment ir = some bushes by the road side sprans 1f into the back part of the buggy anC T. seized the girl. But just at that mo S. ment he heard a horseman coming III le in the rear and slashing at the gir
 with knife he cut her slightly or = one arm and sprang from the bugg, x into the bushes and disappeared. fl was said that he had been employed