Arizona republican., 1913-04-26

| y. from a business trip to Florence. VISITS GLOBE-E, E. Kirk, attor- ney, of the Arizona School of Law, left yesterday morning with a party of friends, on an automobile trip to Globe
 CHECK ARTIST HELD TO ANSWER-Harry Knight, who seems to have quite a few other names, was given hearing in Judge Johnstones court yesterday and was held to answer in the sum of $1,000.
 HERE FROM DALLAS-C. L. Wakefield of Dallas Texas president of the Commonwealth Trust company of Texas is a bushes visitor to Phoenix He will be here for three or four days
 GOVERNOR TO FLORENCE-Gov- ernor Hunt and a party of friends will visit the state prison at Florence to- day remaining over night at the peni- tentiary. He will return Sunday even ing.
 FATTY HUSS STILL HERE-Dep- uty Sheriff Huss of the Old Pueblo who is here attending the federal court, has decided to stay over Sunday. He in- tends to devote the week end to pleas urer visiting all the places of interest in the vicinity of Phoenix
 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following parties were granted marriage licenses yesterday: Manuel Ramirez and Maria Espinoza; Frank E. Wetterman and May Woolf; Jose M. Ortega and Francisco R. Dominguez PRoMlSSORY NOTE sUIT-Pardon B. Werdon has filed a suit to recover the amount of promissory note given by Kimball and Cassa PomerOy. The amount asked for is $1525 and costs CHEMICAL AGAIN WORKING The chemical wagon of the Phoenix fire department is again in commis- sion after having been thoroughly | overhauled and given a new dressing | of bright red paint. The apparatus I Is now as good as new and presents
 a very natty appearance.
 OBSTREPEROUS KID FREED- Latham Hudson the negro boy who bounced a bottle on the head of his | teacher, Professor Cowan because he was kept in after school, appeared be-
 fore Judge Phillips yesterday and was 1 allowed to go free on condition that he
 mend his ways The boy promised. ] HONORS FOR OLEA = Teodore Alea, deputy sheriff, notary public and various other things has been chosen by the Arizona members of the F'rater-
 nal Brotherhood, the state delegate to the national grand council which is to 1 meet in Los Angeles during next month There were five candidates for | the job but the votes came Teodore's I way.
 l BACK TO LoRDSBuRG-Rev. w.
 Sherlock Huggett of Lordsburg, N M.
 who for the past week has been visit
 ing his son Ira H. S. Hugegtt of the
 Republican, and his daughter Miss LiI-
 lian Huggett of the Mckinley school left last night for his home in Lords : burg. Before leaving he expressed himself as surprised and delighted at
 the up to dateness and beauty of Phoe- nix and the surrounding country l TROUTMAN INJURED Leo Troutman, who returned a few days
 ago from an extended visit at his : former home in Missouri, met with
 a painful accident yesterday He was
 taking, a cot on a. buggy to his resi-
 dence in capitol addition, when the
 outfit fell across his left arm dislo- l.cating the. bones of the elbow. He will be obliged to carry his arm in
 a sling for several days.
 MARRIED, MAYBE = Heine has
 done it, At least he's made a good start He is one of Kane's best bar
 bers and his partners have his word , for it that he has felt it coming or for some time. Yesterday he took out > ! or,-ioc hf
 names of Frank (Heine) F. Wittermar
 and Miss Artie May Wolf The simple lrecord of these names in the probate
 judges office is the only clue to "what happened to Heine." | THE DEMORALiZING FLOOD = Mir Bake of the Big Curio store received a reminder Yesterday tha1 the floods in Ohio had demoralizet
 business and the mails The re- hinder came from J. Payson Brad ley, of Boston, Mass, who has or dered an Indian blanket sent t'
 Marietta, O., who said: Yours O ? March A, enclosing bill for one In. 2 dian blanket sent to Marietta, O.
 came to hand in due season, but or : account of. the flood in that sector
 of Ohio, I was obliged to walt al most two weeks before hearing O. | it's arrivel. I now have word tha l it has come to hand and is very sat 1 isfactory to the party to whom i :. was sent. I therefore hand you en
 closed check to the order of you company for s1s.S5 in payment o bill"
 SHOWS DENTAL FILM = Tw,
 free runs of the Phoenix Dental So ciety film were given at the Empress theater yesterday afternoon for tn | benefit of the school children. Th' first gathering of the children wa!
 fat 2:30 o'clock part of the schoot
 having been dismissed early for th II occasion A second audience of chil 2 dren filled the theater at o'clock < The film was very interesting a ! well as possessing educational ant < hygenic value. The particularly in teresting series shown were those o the visit of the official dentist t { the public school. The examination