Arizona republican., 1913-11-22
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RETURNED FROM THE COAST Assistant United States Marshal Don Willels returned yesterday from Los Angeles where he went as a witness in the case e. the government against Dr. Lyman charged " ith a misuse of the mails. MT. WillatS was called early in the trial which will probably last two weeks.
 SURVEYORS COME BAcK-Jesse B. Wright and w. H. Elliott of the of flee of the surveyor general, returned yesterday after an absence of several months spent in the country between Maricopa and Oracle and from Flor ence south to Casa Grande It was a good time for them to get out for there is water all over the country.
 INQUIRY FOR BYARD-City Re corder Thomas yesterday received a letter from Ellen Byard of 2O6 Power street Providence. R. L. asking for in formation as to the whereabouts of James Byard, supposed to have been in this section sometime ago. He prob ably engaged in mining and prospect ing, states the letter. Judge Thomas would appreciate any information rel ative to Byard.
 LOOKING OVER INDIAN EDU- CAflON-MarshaIl Champion AIIaben of Pasadena, who has general super vision over the schools maintained for the Indians by the Presbyterian church in the United States, is visit
 ng the community and is greatly in teIested at the showing that is made here He will be in the city for few days yet before journeying fur ther over the state
 
 Report was made to the police yester- day that sometime between midnight and dawn a burglar effected entrance to the Gold Motel bar and opening the cash register secured the 8 in change left there for the bartender opening the bar in the morning. From the na- ture of the job it is believed that it was committed by someone familiar with the surroundings
 PROHIBITION ADVOCATE Hon Edward w. Mills. superintendent of the prohibition party operations in Arizona, will deliver an address at the w. c. T. U. building on Sunday afternoon at 3:OO o'clock The rooms of the union are located at 227 West Monroe street Mr. Mills was for rnerly a candidate for governor of West Virginia on the prohibition tick et and is conceded to be an orator of parts.
 BISHOP TO PREACH-Right Rev erend J. w. Atwood. Episcopal bishop of Arizona. will preach at Trinity Pro- Cathedral on Sunday morning This will be the first time in several weeks that Bishop Atwood has been enabled to occupy the pulpit of the home church having been absent in the east attend | ing the general Episcopal conclave in New York. It is expected that he will have message to the members of the Phoenix parish that cannot fail of be- | ing interesting
 STATE HOUSE GROUNDS ARE BEAUTlFUL-The grounds of the 1 state house at this time of the year | present q view of unexceled beauty 1 t" the eye of the visitor to that sec ! ten of town. Gardner A. J. Keen 1 has kept the lawn a beautiful green. 1 the trees still have much foliage upon l them. the palm trees add a degree of 1 statellness to the view and the beau | uful -chrysanthemums. roses. ] Nerbenas, zenias. and many other va 1 rletles-make the sight one long to l be remembered
 l FOREST HOMESTEAD SURVEYS [
 of Albuquerque and Civil Engineer 1 flnnegan of the forestry department
 arrived in the city yesterday. They have been making surveys of home
 steads in the Crook, Tonto and Coco nino forest reserves where settlers had | located previous to the formation of 1 the Preserves of the taking in of the 1 territory where the homesteads lie | Ihey stated that they would shortly make application for forty more such surveys As it takes about five days to complete one of them MT. Finnegan has his work cut out for some lime l Previous to last July the settler had to
 have the surveys made himself but since then it has been done at the ex pense of the government.
 THIEVES CAUGHT IN TUCSON
 Deputy Sheriff Luke left last night
 TOT Tucson upon telephonic advices
 from that city that the Pacbeco
 brothers, wanted here for stealing T
 horse and buggy. had been caught l and were being held pending instruc- l tons. The brothers rented a horse
 and q rig from the Haley livery last
 Wednesday and said they were going
 to drive to Glendale to visit some 1 sick relatives there. They did not
 return and complaint was made. Yes
 terday they were seen in the neigh 1 bcrhOod of Tucson and five minutes
 after the word was sent from here
 n hold them they were arrested.
 SAN MARCOS OPENING.
 The Hotel San Marcos, at Chandler