Arizona republican., 1913-04-04
GOES TO PANAMA-Jan

GOES TO PANAMA-James Hotter who has been d resident of Phoenix for the past three years leaves this evening for Panama where he expects to embark in business of his own. For three years past he has been em- ployed by Class Brothers in this city. C. w. B. M. TODAY-An members of and friends of the Christian WO- mans Board of Missions are in vited to be present at a social meet ing this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the residence of MT and Mrs R. O. Green, corner of 9th avenue and Mon roe street
 SPECIAL sERvlcEs-Special ser vices are in progress at the Pentacostal Mission at the corner of Fifth avenue and Washington street. Rev. NJ. NJ. Penson of Nashville Tenn, is in charge of the services Everybody is cordially invited to at tend the service.
 ALL DAY MEETINGS ladies of First M. F. church will hold an all day meeting in the church parlors today. The foreign missionary so- ciety will meet at 200 o'clock. Lunch will be served from F to l: 30 during which time deputies will be on hand to register the women
 INAUGURATION AT EMPRESS- The inauguration pictures at the Empress took so well with the pa 1 irons of that show house that they
 will have to be repeated tonight This ] Is the last time the films can be
 repeated even to satisfy the demands 1 of the picture show public
 1
 1 city physician reported another case 1 of spinal meningitis at the corner of 1 Second street and Buchanan last 1 night. It is a small boy who is ill
 this time. and it is too early yet 1 to predict his condition. Two other | cases reported some time ago are {! now said to be on the way to re- l covery.
 U. s. MARSHAL AERE-C. A. | overlook. l.. $. Marshal for Arizona l was in Phoenix a few hours yester- day on official business He was pleased with his new office the
 federal building and said he will ic- cupN it about the middle of this
 month. He wln bring from Tucson | Chief Deputy Willis and another de- putty not yet chosen. Bush Anderson
 in charge of the Phoenix office will 1 remain here as arresting deputy GUllTY-JOhn Martin WIS tried
 yesterday on d charge of selling
 liquor without first having obtained a license to do The case was
 originally set for Judge Johnstones s
 court but owing to the slight illness
 of the judge the case was tried be- 1 fore Judge p r Parker Martin asked for a jury trial but it did him nc
 good as the jury brought in yer
 dict of guilty This case dsposes
 of the question of the legality of the
 operation of the Farmers and Me . chanics club which has lesD a stromy
 life during the last few weeks.
 TOO MUCH WATER-Most of the
 water litigation in the courts of this
 county has grown out of a shortage
 of water. But yesterday suit was started between two canal cOmpanie! r because of too much water. Injunc
 ton proceedings were begun by tho , Arlington Canal company against tn, l Buckeye Canal company t1 restrain : the defendant from discnarsng it: surplus of water into the can>.l of tn, U plaintiff. It is alleged that the '!e-
 fendant had cut a water ditch iron it's canal to that of the plaintiff an6
 that in consequence the water users { under the laU>er canal were having fmoro water than they could handle A temporary writ was issued di-
 rect;ng the de -ffdant to show cause f why it's generosity should not b'
 abated