Arizona republican., 1914-05-12
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BIRTH OF A BABE-The home of Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Pace was frightened yesterday by the arrival of a baby boy This is the second child of the Pace family.
 OSBURN RETURNS-Charles R. Osburn. secretary and citizen member of the board of control has returned : from Fort Grant where he went to look into the condition of affairs at the state reform school.
 BACK FROM K. C.-Joe England returned last week from six weeks visit to Kansas City. MT. England is proprietor of the swimming pool south of Phoenix at The Willows says he is 1 glad to get back to Phoenix
 BROWN BACK TODAY-Edgar A. Brown, rate expert for the Arizona Corporation Commission who has been to St. Louis attending the interstate commerce commission hearing on gyp sum rates is expected to return to i Phoenix this morning.
 i |. o. o. F. BOOk-A receipt book of the odd Fellows Canyon Creek Lodge, ! No. 99, was picked up on the street and awaits a claimant at the police sta ! tion A bundle of baby clothes and a 1 bed pad, left in the city clerks office sometime ago has been placed with the police to locate the owner.
 1 TRANSFER FROM L. A.-Emory E. Rodgers has been transferred from the 1 Los Angeles to the Phoenix post of 1 flee to succeed Clerk H. l. Sherrick. Mir. Rodgers made the request for the change in order that his wife might have the benefit of the climate of Ari- | cient young man, with many chances of advancement
 IRRIGATION RIGHTS SUlT-J. A | Carmichael has begun suit in the su- perior court, seeking an injunction
 to enable him to tap the ditches on the land of John H. Ivey. Car 1 michael alleges that he has right
 70 draw water from the meridian ditch and that this right has been
 denied him. Bill Galbreath and Ivey
 are named as defendants.
 JUDGE WAS LENIENT-Of tho score or more of offenders who faced
 Police Magistrate Mcbride in cour
 yesterday afternoon nearly all. upoI
 conviction of being too gay on Satur-
 day night or sometime Sunday, were
 given suspended sentences. For tht
 most of these it was their first time 1T
 court Some speeders felt the hand O the law in the way of substantial
 fines.
 LAVEEN ROUTE UNCLAIMED
 No satisfactory bids having been pre-
 sented for the carrying of the Laveen
 Phoenix mail route, advertisement
 will be made once more in the hope o
 c'osing this deal. The route carries
 bond of $500. The trip is to be mad
 three times per week between the cap
 tal and the thriving little farm com
 munitv eleven miles south of the river
 information may be secured from tn
 postmaster
 SCANDANAviANS ATTENTlON-
 The Scandinavian American societ
 will hold its second annual picnic ol Sunday at Willow Park A large true , has been engaged to leave the city ha , nlaza at 12:30 o'clock Sunday noor All Scandanavians. whether they be
 long to the local society or not ar cordially invited to attend the picnic
 good time is assured. The ladie s will bring in each instance enoug
 lunch for two
 I QUICK ACTiON-A little classifie advertisement in Sundays Republica & made quick Sale of property for tn
 Dwight B. Heard real estate office yes s terday. Two lots at the corner of 2n
 street and Taylor were offered g s60OO. and when the Heard offic r opened for business yesterday mornin;
 three men were impatiently awaitin . the arrival of salesman, all in re f sponse to the ad. The first man in gt = the property which is considered a yer good investment at the figure paid NAB THREE BOoTLEGGERs-
 Sheriff Adams. County Attorney L, r man and several deputies made = profitable trip to Vulture Saturda n Elmer and Francesca lure wei = found to be operating a saloon ( . Vulture without a license. To-
 Chuey. Chinese. sold liquor at : more secluded blind pig. The tri e were arrested and Justice of PeaC il Riggs of Wickenburg. who W. : brought to Vulture for the purpos B. of granting the men an immedia' y trial found all of them guilty. IT
 lure brothers were fined $400 ar . the Chinese drew a $50 fine.