Arizona republican., 1914-09-06

secretary of state left last evening l for Prescott. Miss Oliver votes in l that city. HERE FROM PUEBLO-J R. Ran kin, representative of the Colorado ] Plume & Culvert company, is in the l city in connection with the opening !! of bids on culverts for the Prescott l Flagstaff highway. UNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -I There are telegrams at the Western 1 Union for: B. s. Barclay, Fl Model !! Millinery O., Ms. M. J. Davis, John | Emmitt. P. l.. Robbins, James N. 1, Petty, R. s. Cushman, Gus Carrillo, l D. J Peters. FINED FOR DISORDER Teofilo Menjares and Simon Juarez were be- 1 fore Judge Johnstone yesterday, 1
 charged with disturbing the peace. on ] the complaint of Joe Lowell of Heards 1, ranch. Menjares pleaded guilty, and 1 ; being adjudged the prime mover in i the case was fined $60 with the i option of sixty days imprisonment, 1 while Juarez, who pleaded not guilty. l drew fine of $50, with the option of l IlIlN udNS, Dy Ills lSdtiOH. hC arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff 1 | George N. Sears VOTING PROVISION FOR MIN ORS-The laws of registration have provision for the minor who attains |
 majority prior to the general election l on November 3, and for persons com |; pleting the required residence of one year before that date. It was ex- i plained by County Recorder Vaughn |
 that, provided such persons have al i ready registered they will be eligl- | ble to vote at the primary elections on l Tuesday, even though they have not reached their majority, or completed
 their year of residence by that time. SAMPLE ORNAMENTAL STAND i lARD-City Electrician Dodge has re- ! ceived and caused to be installed on Central avenue near the Central school a sample, single bulb orna- mental electric lighting standard. 1 This standard is so constructed that ! cross arms may be attached afford | ing opportunity for two or four ad- ditional lamps. It is said 1t can be secured at a considerable saving over | the style now in use. It is attract ling considerable attention and the city commission may have the new standard brought officially to it's at | tention. QUICK POLICE WORK-Martin Flores stole a wheel yesterday morh- 1 ing. Half an hour later he was q
 prisoner in the city jail and
 was transferred to the county
 jail on a charge of larceny. He
 took the wheel from in front of the
 Indian agency, West Jefferson street. A few minutes later Rancher Rair-
 dan, who lives near Tempe, reported the robbery to the police. Police
 man Vadder went down to the Star
 lodging house ten minutes later and
 found Flores in possession of the wheel Ten minutes after that
 Flores was behind the bars.
 TALENTED MUSiCiAN-Miss Mae
 Engle of Indianapolis, a neice of Dr.
 A. N. Gurley of eos North First
 street. has located here and taken up
 her home at Dr. Gurley's residence.
 She is a talented musician, bril- liant pianist and experienced teacher. Some of the best known musical in
 structors of the country have been
 her teachers. She is a graduate of the Indianapolis Conservatory of Mu-
 sic and for a number of years was
 a teacher in that institution. She will accept limited number of pu- pills and will also be heard occasion
 ally as accompanist in orchestral work
 BROOKS COMPLETES CANVASS. Tomorrow M. B. Brooks completes his race in the primary election, as can didate for the board of supervisors. MT Brooks comes from the Fowler district, and has lived in the Salt River valley for sixteen years, most of which time has been spent in lranchihg He lives on his own ranch six miles west of Phoenix. He has family of eight children, one of whom last year graduated from the Tempe Normal school, and thpee more will during the coming year enroll as stu- dents at the Tempe Normal. MT. Brooks is making his race principally jupon platform of good roads and
 his knowledge of valley conditions
 MOVING COMPLETED-The we'll
 known Evans garage which recently moved from it's old Third avenue
 location, to 227 North Central avenue
 is now "at home" and ready for any
 thing in the automobile repair line,
 especially Ford work. They have
 TOW a larger more convenient and
 better located shop and report already
 good gain in patronage. Besides
 gasoline, line of oils will be hand
 led and everything in supplies. c.
 ID. Evans, the proprietor has had maly years experience in automobile
 work and he announces that from : now on d day and night service will
 be given.
 : SOME PARTY-To properly ob serve Labor Day, Vic Hanny has
 invited some of "his boys" and couple of other friends to accompany him on two days outing to Nor mon Flats. The party left in Elm 5 met Kadletz's big Buick late last Q evening and will return early Tues : day morning. Perry Covan, Fred
 Huber, George Ehrhardt, Harvey Sal T lers, Emmett Kadletz and "Vic" com
 prise the party. It is understood that l the commissariat was in no way neg lected, there being fears that war s prices might prevail in the moun- tains.
 BACK FROM PAYsoN Clyde |. Pierson, brother of Eugene Pierson of