Arizona republican., 1913-06-10
COL. BREATHITT HERE.-C,


 ] B. Breathitt of Tucson is again in the 1 city on business. Col. Breathitt makes i numerous visits here, but always finds d warm welcome when he comes.
 TO FLAGSTAFF - Miss Marjorie Harding who spends the winters in Phoenix and the summers in Flagstaff will leave this morning on her annual l trip north.
 CASE SSED.-The charges of embezzlement made against J. D. Eberts by d money lending firm were 1 withdrawn yesterday. A satisfactory | agreement having been reached by all 1 parties concerned.
 GETS TEN DAYS-For carrying a gun as big as d cannon, Refugio Ven deoIio was yesterday given ten days in 1 the city jail to think over the full inn ] port of the city ordinance prohibiting ] the carrying of firearms.
 BERNETzKs GOES TO THE i COAST-Charles R. Bernetzke, the well known lodge man of this city, l leaves tonight for the Pacific coast l He will visit points of interest and | haunts of friends from San Diego to Los Angeles. and will return in the 1 fall.
 JOHNSON A FARMER NoW- l state Treasurer Johnson has moved to his new home north of the city, the place that was formerly the home i of the late Elliott Evans. Now that i the state treasurer is in the auto mobile driving class he feels that he would just as soon live little uav out of town as flown town.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED 1 The following parties were granted marriage licenses: Walter Merfee McGlasIin of Noble county. Oklahoma and Marion R. Cooley of Maricopa county, Leo l.. Pinne and Zada F. Ral- ston both residents of Naricopa county. PLEADS TOOAY-AIphonse smith, | coIored. was arraigned yesterday before Judge Phillips on a charge of burglary and decided that he would enter his plea today. The crime is alleged to have been committed on April l9 last Stanford Walton and Townsend are the defendants attorneys.
 MEETING AS SSERS-The county board of supervisors were in session yesterday afternoon. and will likely be in session all day today as d board of canvassers on the returns of the recent local option election. The ballots and tally sheets have to be checked and certified to before the of ticiaI result If the election is am nounced.
 THE LOST FOUND-The missing papers from the Third ward local op- tion election were located yesterday in the office of the county recorder in- tact as Marshal Andy Thoman said they were when h. last saw them. 1 Anyhow. if they had never been found | their absence would not have altered the result of the election or have even SUPERINTENDENT HIGGINS TO HlGLEY-J. A. Higgins, county super intendent of schools for Maricopa county expects to visit the Hisley dis trict today and tomorrow to look into the proposal to divide school district Co down there into two districts. The pop ulation is increasing iii that section and more school advantages are re-
 qured
 AGRICULTURIST HERE-George
 F. Freeman. Of the University of ArI-
 zona agricultural department faculty who has charge of the work Ut the eX-
 pertinent station at Tempe, came in last evening from Tucson He will spend d day or so at the station here north of the Fair Grounds before re
 turning to Tempe.
 BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS IN i Fl board of freeholders will be he'd
 this evening in the council chamber
 of the city hall The chief mattc~
 Tor discussion bN the board. which is i formulating proposed charter for 1 the city Of Phoenix. is the saIaries l that shall be paid the commissioners. This matter has now been under tdiscussion for two previous meetings land is still unsettled. An interesting meeting is looked for
 ERECTING GARAGE-For the re-
 pairing of Ford autos exclusively C. D.
 Evans is erecting q garage at NO { 1 North Third Avenue. The building. now well under way will be completed
 and ready for business Thursday of
 this week Mr Evans was formerly
 with the Ford agency of this city and . 1 ranks high as an expert mechanician.
 GARESCHE IN TOWN-Louis Ga f resche flew into town from Arlington
 yesterday. The cx-ArmOur man hailed a racing automobile enroute to Phoe- nix from Los Angeles as 1t approached
 Arlington. A minute later the flying
 began. II was the nearest approach to the real thing Garesche has experienced
 since the day Cal Rodgers flew into
 Phoenix in a Win Fig aeroplane. Ga resche says that the grocery business : is good in Arlington and that the com
 mon council down there hopes some day to annex Phoenix.
 IN TILE ESS-Joseph O. Conrad, formerly connected with the
 Alhambra Brick & Tile company has just returned from Les Angeles where
 he purchased machinery for the manu-
 fracture of Spanish mission roofing tile.
 He has organized the Phoenix Roof
 Tile company with offices at IS West
 Adams street and expects the machin-
 cry to arrive within week. He will
 be ready for business within a very
 few days thereafter.
 SENTENCE sPENDED-Georse Ross pleaded guilty to being drunk
 and disorderl,. on SatlIrdaN and in no-