Arizona republican., 1913-03-12
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES SALE

Indian school.
 INJUNCTION GRANTED-Dan Ma honey applied for an injunction in the superior court this morning to re- strain John Wallace, F. C. Botkin. and James LeSeur all of Mesa. from using certain premises for other pur- poses that the sale of dry goods. Judge Phillips granted the injunc- ton.
 TAYLOR MAKES GOOD-The pub lie auction held by Taylor for C. w Boston a mile and a half west of Alhambra yesterday proved to be great success. The terms were spot cash but this did not deter people from paying $125 for COWS, and $10 for two year old heifers. Other things sold in proportion.
 HORSE HAS RABiES.-Human Officer Davidson who in his capacity as a veterinarian. was called to treat horse belonging to Rev D. (. Lamson, discovered upon his arrival at the Lamson stable Yesterday that ] the animal was suffering from rabies. 1 It was too late to employ the anti toxin and the horse was dispatched. GASS FEEDS MANY-An the res- | taurants in Phoenix didn't feed 13.S21 persons on Saturday, although announcement was made yesterda! I that this number of persons ate at 1 the Gass Bros. Chop House on Sat l urday As a matter of fact the Gass l Bros. emporium, the finest in the | southwest, did really feed 1882 per. sons on Saturday. and that is con sidered as going some. without resort l ing to establishment. l POSTPONE BOARD MEETlNG- Because half of the members of the ! board of directors of the Young Mems 1 Christian association are also mem | bers of the committee of one hun- 1 dred and twenty-five which met last 1 night it was necessary to postpone l the meeting of the former body | which was slated for B o'clock. As nothing of immediate importance was | to have come up, there will be no meeting of the directors until next 1 week.
 AvONDALE PLAT FILED-The | promoters of the new toWnSite of 1 Avondale have filed in the office of
 the county recorder one nice blue 1 print map of the town with all the | streets and things marked on it. 1 Avondale Is one of the places through which the ocean to ocean highway 1 will ultimately pass. IL centers in a 1 large area of rich farm land that is | only waiting for men and water to l develop one of the richest sections in 1 Arizona.
 WAVES ExTRADiTiON - Buster Smith who was arrested yesterday 1 by the chief of the Phoenix police on
 advices from Pocatello Idaho last night waived extradition and said
 he was going back anyhow. This
 statement is received by Marshal Moore with a sack of salt otherwise
 much incredulity The wire from De putty Sheriff Lewis of Pocatcllo does
 not say what the crime of Buster is, but it is the opinion of the police he has things that do not belong to him The loot has not been located. but Moore feels sure it exists
 DICK IS DEAD-Dick the eat that for over twelve years had lived al and survived all other felines at the fire engine house. is dead. It wasn't old age that killed Dick. but an auto mobile that caught the pet amid 1 Dick was the grandmother of Stubby,
 the sole remaining car pat of the
 fire laddies The flag on the fire
 engine house was half masted from sun down to sun up last evening
 and this morning, just as an appre- citation of the esteem in which Dick.
 which while a mans name, was ap-
 piled in this instance to one of the
 best known cats of the feminine
 gender in Phoenix.
 SHOES FOR BABiES-Henry Pur-
 cell, manager of the Blue Blood shoe store is a genuine anti-racc suicide
 enthusiast and just to prove 1t has promised to give a bran new pair
 of shoes to every baby born in Phoe-
 nix for some time to come. On Sat
 urday he gave away thirteen pairs
 of babies shoes. This does not sig
 nify that thirteen babies were born
 in Phoenix on that day, but he heard
 of that number of new babies at that
 time The city health officer has
 agreed to furnish MT. Purcell with
 a list of the latest additions as they
 arrive and in this manner every baby in Phoenix will be able to start out in life well shod.
 ! OPEN HOUSE AT ST. lUkE'S !, HOME-That the friends of St I.ukes home may have an opportu
 nity to appreciate the progress Of
 the past year and those who are yet strangers to the home. may ac- ) quaint themseVes with the splendid | work being accomplished among those afflicted with tuberculosis, the , board of visitors will keep open , house this afternoon. This will be the annual donation tea and a cOrdia invitation it extended to all those
 interested in this very vital and ne- cessary work Gifts of fruit food oi | ,x1onox. u,;II ha tpfDllV received