Arizona republican., 1913-06-02
UNOFFICIAL POWWOW

 missioners Campbell and Keegan
 were present Several propositions that will come up today were dis
 cussed and plans laid for eXpediting the work.
 YOUTHFUL PRISONER - Ebert Schrunk is a prisoner at the police station, suspected of having been one of party of boys who cut the screens over the rear windows of the West End grocery store few nights ago and took a quantity of pop, candy and other goods. The police
 say that they have evidence against other alleged members of the party | and that other arrests are to follow. i DOG BITES CHlLD-A bull dog which came to Noah Friedman at the Holland House some days ago and | has since been cared tor by him, at tackled Elsie Schwab. q little girl 1 living at 19 West Van Buren street, about 6:3O o'clock last evening. The animal sank it's teeth into the child's arm and leg. pr. w. C. Ellis was called and cauterized the wounds. It 1 is not believed that the dog was suffering with rabies and no serious developments are expected.
 IN THE SUPREME COURT Among the matters that will come up before the supreme court of the state this morning at the session is i the case of the Desert Power and Water company of Kingman, Mohave l county, vs. Rose Christopher, ad ministratriX of the estate of E. r. Christopher deceased. This case was l tried in the superior court of Mo
 have county, and the appelle was given verdict for heavy damages because of the loss of the bread win ner of the family. From the deci- sion of the county tribunal the power company appealed.
 GETS HIT WITH BOTTLE-Pedro | ContrareZ, a Mexican, got into quarrel yesterday afternoon with a friend, with the result that the friend | proceeded to hit Pedro over the head with a bottle. Pedro acknowledged ilast evening that his unknown friend had made a good job of the assault, as the services of a doctor were re- quired to close the several scalp
 wounds on Pedros head. Pedro will appear before Judge Thomas in the recorders court this afternoon to eX- plain how 1t all occurred.
 1 PHOENICIANS SEE GAME-Car- l loads and carloads of Phoenix people enjoyed the pleasant day yesterday by going over to Tempe for the ball 1 game there between the Highlanders of Mesa and the Grizzlies. 4 flock Of hot sports chartered the Gray 1 hound and went over in a body 1 Many auto parties and some on l horseback and on motorcycles made the trip. The entire delegation felt it had seen d game of real baseball. which was seventy-five per cent of what they went out for.
 1 GALLAGHER FUNERAL-The fun eraI of George H. Gallagher, who died at the Sisters hospital on Mem
 orial Day will be held this morning at o'clock from St. Mary's Catholic church The body was removed from the Easterling & Whitney undertak- ling parlors yesterday afternoon and lay in state at the Gallagher home on North Fourth street the remain der of the day. The carriages will leave the residence at 7:45 o'clock lthis morning The EIlks lodge and the Knights of Columbus will take charge of the body at the concluding of the services at the church and will escort the casket to the grave
 where the ritual of both orders will
 be read.
 WANTS AN ARIZONA BEAUTY-
 Mayor Christy is recently in receipt
 of a communication from J. E. Nor ton of BrownWood, Georgia, who as la friend of the mayor, requests that
 His Honor put him in touch with
 isome aspiring young lady in Arizona
 who wants to correspond with full
 fledged Georgian. who is stock raiser who has worked with cows al
 his life, and who is good farmer also. Mir Morton says he is sixty
 six inches high. has black hair ano
 black eyes, in the best of health
 weighs a hundred and sixty pounds
 He naively remarks tha ne is twenty three years of age. He is anxious tc
 hear from some body iA Arizona
 right away. His address is R. r. b
 No. 3.
 A CoMmENDA6LE voLUMNE- The Native American Print shop
 which is the printing plant main tained at the United States Indiar school as part of department of in dustrial arts and manual training , has just recently turned out the las
 numbers of the school year of the
 Native American" the school period r ical The story of the commence 7 ment week is there well decorated $ with pictures of the banner com / panies, and the baseball teams Of th'
 neighboring Indian agencies tha visited and played on the campus 3 during the week. The book is wei 3 set, nicely bound and is a good pre- 2 sentation of the printers art. 1 ? might be mentioned that Captain ) Taylor who has charge of this wori . of the Indian boys is a printer several years experience in a Cnlol
 shop, and that he works the boy ! under his charge in the same care f fuI control as the Union of which h f | is a member insists.
 , ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPlAF