Arizona republican., 1914-11-29

HEARING AT YUMA-TaX Com 1 missioner P. J Miller left yesterday ! for Yuma to investigate a complaint i filed by the Yuma Electric and Water l company relative to the assessment of mesa land owned by that corporation. ] DEGREE GlVEN-In the case of 1 Henry Clay Dixon vs. Bird Roberts Dixon, before Judge Phillips in the su- perior court yesterday. a decree of di- i vorce was granted and plaintiff was 1 given custody of the child of the issue. UTOPIA CLUB DANCE-Invita- tions have been issued by the Utopia club for their second dance of the season. which will be given at the
 School of Music Friday evening. De-
 cember 4.
 AUTO LlvERY-The Phoenix Auto 1 company operated by George Pilchard, | is now offering service to order to any part of the valley or state, as well as trans city livery business. The com pany started it's general city service in operation last week.
 A PERFECT THANkSGIVlNG-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Class consider they l nave d llBIlt tb Neiil iuS bbN | 1914, q perfect Thanksgiving for on 1 that day there was born to them a daughter Their friends are congratu- l lating them. It is the first,
 BACK FROM FLORENCE-Deputy Sheriff Rafferty of Cochise county, was
 in Phoenix yesterday on his way back | to Bisbee from Florence, where he de- | livered two prisoners from Cochise 1 county to Warden Simms at the state l penitentiary.,
 WILLING HELPERS MEET-There will be a meeting of the Willing Help i CTS of the Trinity Parish in the Parish house on Monday evening. Supper at 1 6 o'clock and business meeting at p.
 m All wishing to attend are requested | to notify Miss Godfrey. Phone 1S42 be- l fore noon on Monday.
 OFF TO CONFERENCE - Rev. Arthur MarstOn, pastor of the MeXi- can Methodist church here. is nov | in Nogales attending the annual meeting of the conference to which
 he belongs. He will return the first of the week and again take up tfe work of his charge.
 SPEEOERS flNED-In two }9Ys the police arrested folrtecn automobile speeders and these appearing ir police court paid fines O. fifteen d"i!ars in
 most instances. Two automobilists
 were arrested last evening for running
 over the fire hose al tEe Polk street fire snd V Il appear O. police coUrt on ! Monday.
 MILITARY RELIEF MAP-To ar range for the construction of a relief
 map for use in militia instruction work, | Captain Cromwell Stacey, instructor 1 inspector of the Arizona National
 Guard leaves today for Florence It is expected that practically all the work
 of constructing the map will be done by state prisoners.
 SUFFERS PAINFUL ACCIDENT Miss Jennie Nolan. a trained nurse,
 suffered the misfortune to run nail | through her foot yesterday. The nail went clean through the foot. Dr Win Wylie was called and dressed l the wound and as a result of the ac-
 cident the young woman will be | confined in her room in the OccI- dental TOT several days.
 | ACQUISITION PAPERS-Gov Hunt yesterday issued requisition papers for the return to this state of Ramon Cor
 dova and Julio Rosas. from the state
 of Sonora, Mexico The men are want | ed in Pima county for the murder Of ] William Johnson. a stOrekeeper at q
 small mining camp near Tucson. Sher- l To Nalcnn ne Dina iS named as the states agent in the case. i SERIES OF SPECIAL SERMONS Rev. J. Harvey Deere, of the First { Baptist church. has arranged series of special sermons, under the general 1 title of Messages From Well Know i Men and Women" Tn" first of tse series will be delivered today The l following is the list: Nov. 29. "Jac
 ob. the Champion Wrestler" Dec. 6.
 Martha. The Busy Housekeeper ''
 Dec. 13, Jonah, The Trouble Maker; <"
 Dec. 20 Mary, The Virgin Mother; ''
 Dec. 27. "Demas. The Nasty Quitter' 1 FOSBURG FUNERkL-The funeral
 of Mrs. Alice Fosburg, who died at
 the family residence, Park Road on
 Friday evening, will be held from the
 Presbyterian church Monday morning
 at 10:30, Rev James Allen Ray, of
 ficiating. Burial will be made in
 Greenwood cemetery Mrs. Fosburg was twenty years old and leaves
 besides her husband. three children,
 her mother. five sisters and two brothers all of Arizona The remains will lie in state at the Mohn, Driscoll
 &, Maus chapel, 311 North First ave
 nue. until 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 ATTEMPTED MURDER-William 1 Roarke, employed at a grading camp
 near town. last evening went to the 1 apartments of his wife. from whom he
 has been separated some time, and finding her in company with another
 man, attempted to take her life with a
 32 caliber revolver. He aimed the gun at the woman but was disarmed He
 replaced the gun in his pocket for a
 minute and then agsin drew it and
 snapped the hammer. Thte gun missed | fire and Roarke was overpowered and 1 the gun taken from him. The police
 took him in custody under charge of assault with a deadly weapon with in- 1 tent to kill
 WAID IS GENERAL MANAGER