Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-29
PHOENIX. Lost Child Found.

tonic Garcia, had been found near the Hall brothers ranch, many miles from its home. Antonio disappeared on Monday evening, having wander ed from the home of his parents on the Menmennet ranch east Of Hig- lev. Last seen was when the little one appeared at the Miller ranch about five o'clock. Miller, without making an investigation and claim ing that he supposed the child's parents were near at hand, notified it to move on. The little one turned and disappeared in the mesquite and chapparel and that was the last tune it was seen until Saturday morning about ten o'clock, although a score of people had secured the surround ing country almost continuously. All that time the boy had neither food or drink and when finally located was almost all in.
 Reeves Gets Globe House.
 By a deal consummated day or two ago Manager A. H. Reeves, of the Elks theater in this city( will within a week or two become the manager of the Elks theater in Globe, one of the leading playhouses of the capital of Gila county. It was for the purpose of perfecting the details of the transaction that Reeves made a hurried trip to Globe returning on Friday evening in time to be present at the presentation of "The Typhoon" in his local thea ter.
 According to word given out by Mir. Reeves yesterday he expects to not only make the Elks theater in Globe the most popular house in that city, but also to put Globe on the map in the way of vaudeville attractions, the best moving pictures obtainable and frequently to book some of the best road shows it is possible to send up into the Miami district
 Want Home For Orphans
 The club women of Arizona will renew their efforts to secure the establishment of a state health de- pertinent and as citizens urge that this measure be adopted, if certain recommendations tos be proposed at the coming convention of the State Federation Of Women's club to be held in Douglas this week are adopt ed.
 If the convention passes favorably on a resolution offered that women be given positions of responsibility in all public institutions where wo- men and children are confined, the matter will also be put before the legislature Another measure that will probably reach the lawmakers will be that just provision be made for orphans of the state by the organization of an orphans home. ! One of the most ardent advocates for the unprovided children of the state is Dr. Agnes Mckee Wallace, of Prescott, president of the Ariz- ona Federation of Women's clubs, ' who arrived yesterday to pass a few days with relatives before at tending the convention.
 
 An unusual precaution has been taken in the case of William Faltin. Though judgment has not been en- tered, at the direction of Judge Phillips and County Attorney Wy man he has been placed under a constant guard. There are two shifts of twelve hours each. This there is no telling what Faiths next more will be. He was not worrying yesterday about the yer dict of the jury the night before condemning him to death Speak ing of it he laughed and said. "Hanging's quick business; all over in fifteen minutes"
 Big Addition Planned.
 That an $S5DOO addition to the Fleming block, at the northwest cor nor of First avenue and Washing ton street is about to be erected and that the plans for the proposed structure which will make of the building the largest office structure in Phoenix, was the announcement made by A. c. Hubbard, of Pasa- dena, owner of the Fleming block upon the occasion of his visit to Phoenix last week The only thing, so it is stated, which is delaying the