Arizona republican., 1913-03-18
MARTINEZ. CNOZ-Martin M

| feNnOluS, WlIe or prominent ran-
 cher who lives about six miles west
 of this city is very i'll with pnue-
 mOnia.
 NO MORE MENiNGiTls-Accor ] ing to City Health Officer Sargent
 no new cases of cerebro- spinal men, 1 ingitiS were reported yesterday and
 there were no deaths. The schools
 were closed as was announced and it 1 is felt that the situation could not l be better in hand.
 BISHOP RETURNS-Rt Rev. J. w. Atwood bishop of the Episcopal district of Arizona, returned yester- day from Tucson, where in Grace
 church on Sunday he confirmed 1 class of ten. In the evening he Oc- cupied the pulpit and preached an in- teresting sermon on The Early Bri- i tish Church."
 WAS BAD" MAN-The police ar
 rested Florentine Luna yesterday at
 Lincoln and Sixth streets Luna had 1 locked himself in a room after ter roriZing the neighborhood. Those who waited for the officers insisted
 that the man had a gun and meant 1 business. The door was finally fore 1 ed open and Luna was arrested His l gun proved to be a tin stove shovel. 1 MONDAY SERVICE Services 1 Were held yesterday at noon in Tri- l nifty Pro Cathedral, Dean Scarlett of 1 ficating The special lenten service | began at 12:05 o'clock and was con 1 cluded at 1925 o'clock. Afterwards l the ladies of the parish served lunch 1 con in the parish house. These ser vices will continue today, Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday there will
 be three hour service from F
 o'clock until 3 o'clock
 RECLAMATION OFFICIALS - En- gineers Davis and Hill are at the l Roosevelt dam today studying the 1 structure with an eye out for wear and 1 defects, which they have not yet been | able to detect. They make trip up 1 the power canal today and will return i to Phoenix tomorrow. Project Engine l CT c. H. Fitch is acting as their guide and convoy While the big boys are | away, the fellows in the offices are 1 getting their heads together on a din- her to the visiting officials at the 1 Adams tomorrow night
 l TOOK A WATCH-Venturio Sortil- 1 lon decided that Frank Martinez did 1 not need a watch, so he proceeded to 1 relieve Martinez of the responsibility 1 of carrying one Sortillon then sold the | watch for the sum of two bits and the | purchaser took the watch to the origin
 al owner for repairs. Martinez then proceeded to have Sortllon arrested | and this was done with the aid of Po-
 liceman Higley of the city police. Sor- F. 1 JohnstOne yesterday and was held to
 answer in the sum of $500
 JOE CORNERS HERE-Registered from Tucson is Joe Corners, the Ari- l zona Who's Who" man. Corners an | nounced yesterday that Who's Who" 1 will have to come out in two sections.
 and that section one goes to press to-
 day He is dividing the book so as to
 put the Boost, the Mining and general
 state stuff in the first volume which
 will amount to about 300 pages. The
 second volume is all in type and will
 begin to roll off the presses in Tue
 son very shortly. The entire edition will amount to about 5000 copies
 PASTOR WHEELER DiES-Rev l Fred w. Wheeler, pastor of the Sev- 1 enth Day Adventist church died early 1 yesterday morning a his home S05 , l North Seventh street after a finger ing illness He was fOrty-two years
 old, a native of Wisconsin and had |. lived in Arizona about seven years
 He leaves his wife, five brothers and
 one sister. The funeral will be held .. this morning from the Seventh Day , Adventist church. Third and Pierce 1 Ctr C q pastor of the church, but now of Cal
 ifornia. officiating. Burial will bt made in Greenwood cemetery.
 NOT MANY HUNTERS-Maricop county for section that is fairly pop ulous in feathers and furred game has l singularlv few hunters or else mos
 of the nimrods do it on the sly. The < clerk of the board of supervisors did g man out of four bits yesterday in re- turn for a slip of yellow paper and ? then turned sadly to his confrere, "This l is the hundredth half dollar I wish :
 German or something could come here , for a license. He would have to RaA , a hundred bones. Irish? Oh, they arc
 not foreigners today. and we'd have tC
 let them hunt for nothing" and h= I pointed to the bit av tn grane he was wearing in his pOsey pocket.
 HOBNOBBED WITH THE HIGH EST-J o. Dunbar, editor of the Ari- , zona Democrat returned to the city or
 Sunday night from Washington wheT
 he went to witness the inauguration
 of a democratic president, phenomena
 which he had never expected to set
 again. While there he met almost ev-
 erybOdy worth meeting among whom
 was Secretary Bryan who inquired so f licitousy about Phoenix, many of it:
 citizens and especially Dr. H. A Hughes. As to the appointments, MT Dunbar says that without the slightes , doubt Judge Sawtelle of Tucson will b, appointed to the federal bench and il his opinion J. P. Dillon will be ap- pointed United States marshal and T
 A. Flynn of Flagstaff, United State: l district attorney and Col Weedin an( 9 J. J. Birdno to the land office Con