Arizona republican., 1913-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES lssUED-

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 MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED- 1 The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: John ] Goodwin of Walnut Grove and AIva { Smith of Wickenburg; William e. Will
 Hams and Mary \. Irving, residents of 1 Phoenix, Trinidad Amaya and AngeIita | Carrion.
 REPORTS SAFE ROBBERY-W. B. Leecratt, proprietor or the Nickel Store. reported to the police yc~ter- cav morning that the safe iu his place ut business had been opened bl. burglars during the night and some valuable papers removed. No money was kept in the safe SO the burglar secured nothing of value to himself. SEEKING HIS SON-Chlef of Po- nce Moore is in receipt of u letter from John Leslie. of 4223 south Tialsted street. Chicago. asking for information as to the whereabouts of his son. Blune> Leslie. supposed to te in or near Phoenix At one time he lived 1t Ash Fork. but 1t thought later to aaVe come to the Salt River valley.
 IRWIN NEWKIRk DIES - Irwin
 
 resident of Phoenix for the past seven or eight months. died yesterda> morning at the family residence lfol East Roosevelt street The funeral will be held this morning from the Moore X Mcclellan undertaking par lors II ten o'clock. Rev Northrup officiatine His mother and 1 sister survive
 CUNNlFF TO President NJ C Cunnff of the State Senate of Arizona who is also senator from YavapaI expects to be able to leave for his home in Crown King tonight as au the work which he stayed over to assist ln cleaning up. will have been done President Cuumtf has the distinction of having his portrait pair:,d @r the expense of the state to be hung with the gallery of gov trnors iu the corridors of the capital,
 THREE MORE EXAMS - Three more examinations for the civil ~.r- ZIG, we're amour ed Yesterday bv
 ENamiuer Craig. \ couNiSt ..hIp drJttsman HilI be selected uu d June 1S Gr.-l ''here are two vacancir- ta D. filled n Wa~hinEtou and In t'4e field, the salary is two bones 7. day Another necessity in the -"r
 vice 5s timber cruiser. and n, third is a laboratory assistant in en gineerine Roth these latter Wul bs competed for on July 4. the same date as a number of other exam nations previously announced.
 BIDS ON SESSION LAWS-Secre- tory of State Sidney r osborn has asked for bids on the publication of the session laws Of 1913. These laws are not those that will be contained in the revised statutes, but the ap propriatiOn bills, the concurrent rcso- lutions. the joint resolutions and the joint memorials. such acts of the legislature as are not of d permanent nature This action is taken so as not to fill up the revised statutes with laws which expire with every legislatures converting. Bids are ex- pected ID be in the office by June 23. The successful bidder must put up bond of $500.
 JONES IS HERE-J Preston Jones master etocutionist. prospective soph- omore in the University of Arizona next year, all around good fellow, l md last but not least an earnest '. NJ C A worker. is back from Tucson Tn the absence of F. G. i Fitzgerald. Jonesy was placed behind |
 
 lis smiling face drew d crowd most ! of the day. on Fitz' return Ralph 1 Mowen gets away. and then likely 1 Jones WiI be continued for the re- | maindcr of the summer. About a thousand boys in the association be side the elders are glad to sec Pres | ton Jones in harness again, even if | il iz only for vacation
 RAINBOW IS MISSEO-"Rain- bow" was in police court again yes terday afternoon accompanied by Judge Buck whom he had "retained" | as his attorney to fight the case it. 1 which he vas charged with having | been drunk on Sunday morning when | the police arrested him while lying | upon a cot on the porch "f a woman 1 living on West Jackson street. He 1 had been arraigned on Monday but l asked that witnesses be summoned. l He named woman he wished to | testify but she had disappeared and 1 il was impossible to serve q subpoena 1 m her As no particular harm had | been done the case was finally dis 1 missed although Che court announced | that 1T was generally understood | about town that the defendant hadn't | known d sober day in fifteen years 1
 A So ne weeks age a number of coI1red 1 men Of Phoenix formed an AfrO-Am- l crican council the purpose of the or 2 Inildtiou being to assist in the de- | vcIopmert. matcriaIIr, morally. social l ly. of the colored population of Phoe- l nix Al 2 recen; meeting O. the council resolution was adopted severely eondemnira lie laWless ac- ti)n of certain .egr' es of Kansas City. Kans.. who tried to storm a jail for the purpose Of Iynching ore of the.r own race The action was taken net bccal.ac 1nc c fair was con fI7-I to the Ieplots. out because tue deed was wrong The officers of the Ircai rrcaIiization arc Clay Crcdilie, 1 president; C. C. SimT,ons, vice pc 'Ei. dent I, l. Gotten, secretary; an6 A C. Council. treasurer. The board
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