Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-28
THIRTY DAYS FOR THEFT-Jim-

THIRTY DAYS FOR THEFT-Jim-
my Longsdon was sent to Jail for thirty
days yesterday in Judge Parkers court
for stealing a set of harness from the
store of Munger Brothers of this city
FUNERAL OF MRS. GEORGE
Funeral service will be held for Mrs.
Waite, George at 10 o'clock this
morning from the Merryman &
Hayt undertaking parlors. Burial
will be made in Greenwood cemeter
Rev. Claude D. Jones, of the First
Christian church, will officiate. The
friends of the family are invited to
be present.
DOG WANTS HOME Humane
officer Canning is looking for "a
home for a handsome two year old
cocker spaniel, that is a perfect pet
At present the animal is at Mr.
Chapman's, As West Holly street, the
second street past the Ma-icopa
canal, on Center The dog is a fe
male, Of remarkably fine blood and
gentle. Her hair is black and curly
and evidences are that she has been
used as a playmate for youngsters.
MANAGER POWELL BACk-Ed.
r. Powell, circulation manager of
The Arizona Republican, returned
yesterday from short vacation
spent on the Pacific beaches, where
brown and healthy as a result of his
rest He relieved Assistant Manager
Oliver King of the department yes
terday morning and that hustling
young man left Immediately for
Prescott and Flagstaff to enjoy a
much needed rest.
PlNAL COUNTY PROGRESSIVE
of Florence, and candidate for coun-
ly judge on the progressive ticket
in that county accompanied by A. j.
Bayless was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Baugh is one of the progressive
candidates in that county whose cleo
ton is almost conceded by the dem
ocrats He is a lawyer of ability and
will add dignity and ability to the
bench of the state.
REGISTRATION GOING STRONG
1t looks as though the good people of
Phoenix are waking up to the fact that
time is getting short to put in for that
vote, for registration is going strong.
Yesterday no less than 1913 names were
added to the list from the burghers of
Phoenix alone. The outside precincts
have not made such a good showing, so
right here those provincials who have
not yet footed the form are warned
that if they want to be in on the voting
next election they have no time to pro-
crastinate further
NO TRUTH IN REPORT-Man-
ager Parish yesterday stated there is
absolutely no trusth in the report
that he and one of the commission :
ers had a personal encounter. He
said it is true members of the COM
mission have not entirely agreed with
some of his methods but that moth
ing approaching a physical encoun-
ter has occurred There are none Of
the members of the commission, he
said, for whom he holds but the
highest regards and as for threaten
ing any one of them with violence,
the charge, he says, is too absurd to
be given consideration.
HE LOST A CAMERA-D. NJ. B.
Peatross, a camera fiend of all camera
fiends is in distinctly hard luck, un-
less some one who happened to wan
der out Central avenue recently has
come across a valuable imported pic
ture box. PeatrOss placed the said
camera on the running board of Col
Lamson's auto, while he tinkered with
refractory gearshift, and when the
deed was done, forgot to retract-that
is take back-his picture maker. When
he caught up with the car, after an
exciting bicycle chase, he found the
camera gone, which was natural SO he
grieved around about a hundred dol
lars worth-which was also natural.
NEW MINING CORPORATIONS
Articles have been filed with the coun-
ty recorder for the formation of a
half million dollar mining corporation
for Arizona. with principal office in
Phoenix. The incorporators are Ben r.
Koering, Herbert NJ. Livingston and Ig-
natius F. Lerchenfeld, who will be tenn
porary officers of the company. The
corporation is to be known at the KOe-
ring Cyaniding Process company, and
the general nature of the business to
| be transacted is that of general mining,
smelling and reduction. whilst the art
| icles carry the authorization to enter
into all branches of trade, dealing and
| contracting connected with the mining
| business. The capital stock amounting
| to half a million dollars is to be put out
in 100000 shares each of the par value
! of ten dollars
| NOTWITHSTANDING licenses
were issued yesterday to Herbert Mil
Ter McElroy and Aida Vista Steele
both of Maricopa; and to Manuel Co
! mez and Amelia Higuera, both Mari
| copians.
| Guns for rent. Plnney & Robinson