Arizona republican., 1914-07-14
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DOWN FROM GLOBE-Norman
Johnson county attorney of ella
county,, is Phoenix visitor this
week
is PROVING-Henry Kaybuta.
japanese rancher from near Glen
dale who was brought to the Phoe-
nix hospital suffering from convul-
sions is reported as much better.
NEW ARRIVAL-Mr. and Mrs. f.
]. Forsythe of near Tolleson are re-
ioicing over a daughter who arrived
YESTERDAY at the Phoenix hospital, Mr..
Forsythe is manager Of the Reid Evans
ranch
REVIVAL SERViCES-Revival ser
vices are being held each evening this
week at the G. NJ E church, Rev. Z. z.
Johnston. pastor. The speaking is in
charge of Rev. w. NJ Seldom. of Tomb
stone. and everybody is invited to at
tend
NEW CROSSiNG-The corporation
commission yesterday issued orders
providing for the construction of
crossings over the lines of the South
ern Pacific in Pima county. One will
be on the Tucson Nogales road and the
other at Jaynes, on the main line.
ADMITTED TO BAR-Walter C.
Hintze of Phoenix was yesterday adj
mitted to practice in Arizona by the
supreme court Mr.. HintZe was for
merly a practicing attorney in Wis
consin. and was admitted on certificate
from the supreme court of that state.
NEW BRiDGES-Bids for the con-
struction of new bridges over the Mar
icopa and Salt River valley canals on
the state highway between this city
and Tempe were opened yesterday by
the board of supervisors and the bid of
Martin and ellis of $1,000 was accept
ed. The state will furnish the steel and
cement to be used in the work
WHEEL is Observation-Disclosures
Valenzuela is mourning the loss of his
Elmo bicycle which was stolen from
the curb of a business house while he
| was inside. It's number is 2007S. 1t
has broad handle bars double bars AMI
a large spring saddle. ANY person hay
| ing information as to the whereabouts
of the wheel 81 Md communicate with
TIE police station
$500 BAIL ON cARSON-The case
against Carson, who was arrested in
Los Angeles on a charge of assault
at Chandler. Arizona. and brought to
Phoenix, was brought up for prelim
mary hearing yesterday Bail was
fixed in the sum of $1,000. This the
prisoner was unable to furnish. so
he awaits a hearing before the su-
perior court in Jail.
HERE FROM Ell PASO-S c. Awb-
rey of Ell Paso. one of the leading
dealers in coal and builders supplies in
the southwest spent yesterday in
Phoenix on his way to the Pacific
coast. r. r. Seeds of the Rock Island
system was another FL Pasoan in the
! city. likewise w. H. Knight 1t is a
poor day in Phoenix when there are
not a bunch of FL Pasoans in town.
MORE EViDENCE-Followi up
the cases of burglary with which Clay
| Reaves and Roy Williams, of this
city. are charged. Police officer
Wilkerson and Deputy Sheriff George
StdfS louhu hiouty
and articles abandoned by the boys
after their burglary of the Mcneil
store. In the vicinity Of the Arizona
canal they found a syphon. an iron
strong box taken from the store, and
| two dollars in cash.
ELIZABETH MCKAY WINNER
| Owing to some mistake in pronuncia
| ton the Republican reporter who COW
cred the Baby Contest held in the city
| hall plaza on Saturday morning, stated
that Elizabeth McCabe won the first
prize. The name should have been
| Elizabeth Mckay, who is the daughter
| of Robert and Mildred Mckay of Glen
| dale Aside from this the story was
correct in every particular. and the
error was not the fault of the reporter.
| OUT AFTER HORSETHIEF -
Sheriff Jeff Adams and Deputy Sheriff
George Sears left last night for the
New River district for the purpose Of
intercepting if possible, an alleged
horse thief from Mayer of whom infor-
nation was received late last night. Ac-
cording to the word received the thief
Is young fellow about eighteen or so
years of age. The horse he is alleged
| to have stolen is a chunky brown
| horse branded with a diamond f on the
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