Arizona republican., 1913-08-14
NOT HUMAN BONES
p eoes Found in Furnace Not Those
 of Mrs. Grady

+n, murder of Nellie IIausman Grady.
 l.a wife. are moi those or q human
 being. according [" the decision of
 Professor Cleo. X. Dorsey. of the Uni-
 s,r-itv If Chicago
 Gr0dv was arrested bv the police Ia.t,r sister of Mrs Grady came
 from Cincinnati and discovered that
 line mans wife had been missing for 1.-two years X search of the Grady basement revealed charrrd bones
 WLi.h the police asserted explained
 Mrs Grady's fate.
 THE POSTMASTER RETURNS Col J. IT. McClmtock the Phoenix postmaster. returned to his official du- srncc on the Pacific Coast. During nis absence Col McCIintocll visited all ! the places If amusemcnt and conse- guencc- had q splendid time. and was -Nccejinsly glad to get home. Mrs. . NcCHntock accompanied the colonel on his trip and enjoyed the vacation just as much as he did.
 COMPANY B SMOKER-Evcry arr .argeH,nt ie complete for the smoker l t1 bc given this evening at the l 0rm"rE under the ausptcee of Com E.uv F Rational Guard of Arizona. There win De au interesting address by Captain oscar Temple beside oth- ! er speeches and music. There will also bt plenty of cigars and pipes and a good time is assured All members of the eompauy are urged i f" be present and tu bring their Er.cu5e
 RAILWAY PAVING CASE-Tn ez- e.utive session the committee of the whole nr the common council will
  City Attorney Prescott with reference to the ncsIect of the Thoeniv Railway company to make arrang,m,nts for itf portion of North Second avenue, n which tho property owners on cith- c' side have already Uctitioned paving to be laid I'nofficiaUy Attorney Prescott has already stated that un- oer the terms of its franchise the railway company can be compelled to pave. and upon its refusal the city may proceed with the paving and either charge the work to the com r3uy or. if it prefers. may remove the tracks uf the company from the ave nUc. Mana@,r Mitchell has been ab- ssrc from the city several days bat 1 Y is expected that he Will he in | "ttendanc" at the meeting tonight.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT-There
 tN lIlsiiltisti i''S 'lN eel m lllt' l Arizona supreme court yesterday from | the supreme court of the United States. | concerning eases which had been taken | up on appeal from the court of the l statc of Arizona. on the score the Arizona supreme court stands even as one was reversed and the other af- firmod. The case that was affirmed is known as the celebrated taiIinge ease. and is that of Gillespie against the Arizona Copper company of Cliff ton. Tn the original suit Gillespie sued the copper company for damages on account of allowing the tailings to run into running water down over GiIespie's land thereby ruining it. The lower court rendered judgment for GiI- lcspie which was sustained by the su- Ireme court If the state, which was in turn sustained by the supreme court 3f the United States The other case was that of Grant brothers vs. the santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix rail- way and involved the loss of some carloads of machinery as a result of fire on the Parker cutoff some time ;alned judgment which was sustained by the state supreme court ana in turn reversed by the supreme court pf the United States.