Arizona republican., 1913-03-03
MAJOR HINES HERE-Major

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 ] LEGISLATIVE LORE-The Tucson 1 and Casa Grande Chambers of Com 1 merce are in favor of the Reclamation ] act that was recently introduced into the senate recently by C. B. Wood of Maricopa. They so notified the senate yesterday in a communication.
 TEN POUND BOY-F. X. O'Brien,
 of Wicllenburg, is just as happy as | can be. Mrs. O'Brien, while visiting at the home of her brother law
 and sister. Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Bell,
 of this city, on Friday presented her husband with bouncing ten pound
 boy Mother and baby are doing nicely.
 BISBEE WANTS ROAD BONDS- l The Bisbee Chamber of Commerce 1 hearing of the opinion of the attor- l ney general that the proposed road | bond issue of S10,000,000 cannot be made without a constitutional amend ment, yesterday sent d communica- ton to both houses asking that an amendment be submitted.
 RUNAWAY LAUNDRY HORSE 1 A horse attached to d wagon be- ] longing a local laundry ran away l on south First avenue late Satur- day evening. causing no small amount | ot damage to the wagon and scat l tcrng clean linen for some distance. 1 The driver managed to collect all his 1 bundles but it is likely that some re- i quired d second washing before being 1 returned to the customers.
 HANDSOME BUNGALOW - Mrs. | lot ,,, 1 contract to the Osborn Concrete com 1 pany for the construction of a hand
 some ten room residence to be builj l on the bungalow style. The house is
 to cost in the neishborhood of $500o and will be located at the corner of 1 Washington street and Fifteenth aV- enue in Neahr's addition It is to be constructed of cement blocks and will front south
 POOL EXHIBITION-O. J. Mills, champion of the Pacific Northwest and 1 British Columbia at pool, and cham pion of the world at fancy shot shoot
 ing. will play two evening exhibitions
 at the Alexandria Billiard parlor, over 1 Goldberg Bros. store. The first eX
 hibition will be held this evening at s o'clock, and the second tomorrow
 evening Admission will be free, and
 seats will be provided for ladies as | well as gentlemen.
 DEATH OF MRS. JAMES HAUx- HURST-Word has been received in
 the city of the death at her home in
 Los Angeles last Wednesday night of
 Mrs. James HauXhurst, who with her
 husband and children was for many years a resident of Phoenix Mrs.
 Harry NJ. GaIliver, of this city a
 daughter. was at her bedside, as was
 another daughter. Miss Adele Haux-
 hurst and the husband of Mrs HauX-
 hurst. The funeral will take place in
 Los Angeles today.
 A NIGHT IN AN AUTO-Jay Good. for many years one of the prom , ! inent members of the Fl Paso bar, , arrived in the city yesterday after noon after a number of exciting eX- periences. He started from Globe in an automobile on Saturday morning,
 and spent the night in the automo- bile in the quicksand on one of the innumerable washes between Phoenix
 and Fish Creek After the break of
 day yesterday the party were able tc go for assistance and were final ly pulled out of their trouble WHIskEY TO PRISoNERs-Sa 1 Vador Evaria was arrested yesterday morning by Policeman Perrin follow
 ing the discovery that Evaria was at
 tempting to furnish friends in the city jail with liquor. Evaria is alleged to 1 have been engaged in pouring whiskey 1 through the bars of the windows out side the city jair The prisoners se-
 cured the liuquor by holding up tin cups close to the bars inside. There was more or less indignation among
 the prisoners when the "bootlegging !, | operation was summarily halted.
 A SITTER OF NEW ClTiZENS.- 1 Charles T. COnnell, of the department of commerce, inspector in charge of 1 immigration for the southern district
 of California, arrived in the city yes
 terday on official business. Mir. Con
 nell is an old timer in Arizona Fo.
 several years he lived at Globe and
 after that he was a resident ol
 Tucson, where he was city recorder
 for a long time MT Cornell entered f the government service and was sta
 toned at Nogales until promoted to , nus present position at Los AHScteS e COL. JoHNsToNE's BIRTHDAY l It would be hard to make those S who know col. C. w. Johnstone be- r l lieve that he was seVenty-One years
 old last Saturday, but he says that he has reached that milestone anC ' could prove it by the family Bible I If that authority were available. Il 2 was that Iona ago that he was born a 1 in Louisville, Ky. and he resided . there and took an interest in suci S sinful vacations as railrOading ant d baseball until he had reached the . mature age of fOrty-fOur, when ht
 was turned to thoughts of a hignel !. life, life beyond Kentucky, and h' S | resolved to come to Phoenix.
 q Arizona Lodge No. ? F. X A. M h S GOVERNOR HADLEY
 ~WiiI not reach Phoenix II r time for the special communication