Arizona republican., 1914-05-26

StStel nun >~ONilioc Ncuief- ~ contained seventy-nine names. 1
 A CARGO OF NsANE.-Deputy ]! Sheriff Allie Howe of Cochise coun- :, ty arrived in the city yesterday ]. morning with an insane woman under l
 nmitment to the hospital for the l: insane. !:
 COUNTY BOARD OF EoUALizA- i TiON.-The board of supervisors will i; begin sitting next Monday as board !. of equalization. Those taxpayers : who do not then appear and show !, cause their assessments should be 1 means of relief.
 ENSiGN-O. H. Ensign of Los An geles, the chief electrical expert of the r. $. F. S was a lightning like visitor in Phoenix yesterday. He passed through on his way to Roosevelt and Miami to inspect the power line that connects the dam with the mining plants
 JANTZEN'S SUMMER SCHOOL The firth. session Of the summer school conducted by Superintendent D. Jantzen of the osborn school was opened yesterday morning in the l Central school building This school is conducted for those who desire 1 to take advanced work Ten pupils l were registered yesterday morning. The actual work of the term will be- gin this morning at S:3o.
 CAUGHT ENROUTE.-It seemed an easy matter for J. H. Campbell,
 q former Arizona Eastern brakeman, 1 to get away with a watch belonging
 to l. Rozensweig who has charge of
 the watches and clocks of the rail-
 road company. He owns the watches
 carried by some of the trainmen. | Campbell having quit the service
 of the company, left with the watch but was overhauled at Maricopa and
 biought hack.
 TO MEMBERS OF Y. w. C. A. l Don't forget that Thursday evening May 2S is the date for the members and friends of the Y. w. c. A. to gath
 CT in Eastlake park. Each member is privileged to bring one friend. Supper will be served as soon as possible after o'clock, The committee hope that q
 goodlv number Of the membership will accept the invitation. They ask that
 prospective guests telephone or leave
 word at the desk Don't forget the cup
 and the fork.
 HE JUST LOST IT-Whether his
 wheel wandered off or whether some | one forgot to leave it where it stood in
 front of the Y NJ. C. A. Saturday night.
 R. F. Putney, secretary to the general
 secretary of the association has lost one perfectly charming Peerless bike.
 In his anxiety to get his mount back, l Putney offers to remember it's number. 1 and prove it's his own. The number
 is 1449S9, and anyone who can keep
 that in mind deserves to keep his bi-
 cycle 100.
 IN LESLiE'S WEEKLY-Copies of
 I.eslie's Weekly, received here yester- , day contained two photographs of scenes taken on the streets Of Phoenix , during the Sun Fete One shows the ) cowboy and cowgirl line up in front of i the board of trade. and the caption
 says that these good shots and true
 will be available in case of q disturb ance with Mexico. The other shows the Indian school cadets marching
 down one of the main streets. It is very flatteringly captioned. too. The pictures were used on q page with other scenes suggestive of the warlike preparations of the United States for
 the past months
 ALL OVER A BOY-Eleven-p pound . boys like the one that arrived a day or two ago at the home of C. A Whitfield l5e1 West Pierce street
 don't show up every day or even : every week and that's why NIT. Whit 5 field is just about as proud as any Q fond father could be. noth he and ! ! Mrs. Whitfield think SO much of ths s youngster they have decided to name
 him after his grandfather and all s through life h" will be known q. y William John. The mother anE chilt ;. are doing nicely ard Papa Whitfield l. has made an unusJa! demand rpor
 the cigar market since the happy r event was announced.
 f REPLACEMENT OF MRS. NULL. y ANAX.-Mrs. Mamie Mullanax. charg- . nd with the murder of her husband Claude MullanaX near Scottsdale
 couple of months ago following hel l. determination to leave him, wher sh, 'i returned one night to get some O e her belongings was brought befor. T Superior Judge Phillips yesterday fo Il arraignment. At the request of Al 'i exander Baker of Baker and Baker s. her counsel. she was given until to '. morrow morning to plead Thougl D the time for trial will not be an K nounced until a plea has; been ent 'r cred. counsel for the state and th defense have reached an agreemen t. upon Jun 10. When the complain 'e was read to Mrs Mulanax; she sob
 bed quietly with her face in he ,s hands.