Arizona republican., 1914-08-07
MORENCI MANAGER-Mr. A.

l
 Phoenix yesterday for short business visit.
 EUGENE REDEWiLL GOES EAST Eugene Redewill of the Redewill
 Music company left last night for two
 weeks trip east Much of his time
 will be spent in Chicago, buying stocks of musical instruments.
 1 FL. R. MOORE-Chief Clerk F. l. R. Moore of the United States railway
 mail service arrived in Phoenix yes- l terday inspecting the moving post of fees of this division. He is specially Interested in the new time schedule of the Southern Pacific.
 TO SURVEY MiNES-Tom Sparks, the well known mining engineer, re- turned the other day from California,
 and leaves this morning for Stafford, to survey the claims of the San Juan
 Mines company. Some interesting de- !velopments are looked for
 JACK L. HOLMES-Jack Holmes,
 one of the most popular automobile men in Phoenix, and formerly secre- tary of the Maricopa Auto club, is
 back home after several months tra-
 vel. Besides getting back, Jack has now a regular mustache-but all his friends can still recognize him.
 LAST MEETING OF c. w. B. M.-
 The regular monthly meeting of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions will be held in the church parlor cor
 ner 5th avenue and Monroe streets this evening at s p. m. This is the last meeting Of the summer and all mem bers and friends are urged to be pres ent
 1 ANOTHER cANDIDATE-Orrin l.. Standage of Mesa has announced his candidacy for the office of county lsuperint endent of schools subject to 1.-the action of the coming democratic lprimaries MT. Stanage is well known as an educator and citizen He will Ioppose the present incumbent, J. A. Higgins for the position.
 REV. MIR. FREY IN GLoBE-Rev.
 Immanuel P Frey, pastor of the Zion English Evangelistical Lutheran church, left for Globe suddenly Friday morning as the result of a telegram l stating that conference would convene
 in Globe on Saturday. For that reason
 services of this congregation will not
 be held next Sunday. Mrs. Frey will l accompany her husband as far as Tucson. l RISE IN SAlT-According to the water sheet at the reclamation office, the Salt river indulged in a "biggish
 leap" from 2S.OOO miners inches at 6
 d. m yesterday to 46,200 at p. m. Section Director Briggs reported heavy
 rains all around Phoenix yesterday morning, with an extra heavy precipi tation north and east This is un- doubtedly what caused the Salt to go up.
 10 DAYS FOR cRUELTY-For beat ing and neglecting a worn-out horse. Henry Moore, colored express man was given 10 days in the county jail yes lterday by Judge Parker. Moore was summoned at the instance of Officer Alec H. Davidson, of the Humane So- ciety, who brought evidence to show that although his horse was old and
 worn out, defendant persisted in driv
 ing it hard, neglecting to feed it regu-
 larly, and frequently beat it savagely iabout the head.
 | DEATH OF MRS. WOLVERINES
 krotzer. wife of pr. H w. Krotzer.
 died at her home ell East Roosevelt
 street, Wednesday morning. She
 came here about two years ago from Osceola, Iowa. in search of health
 Besides her husband she leaves three
 children the oldest fourteen years of age. Dr. krotZer is an Optician con- nected with Dr. Munson. The fun }eral services will be held Saturday morning at nine o'clock from the par
 auspices of the P E. o. society. Burial will be in Greenwood cem- etery
 l JoY.RiDlNG CUT sHORT-Deputy
 Sheriff J. A. Rudd has put the lid on
 the noctural joy trips of Norman Barr and R. Kinkaid. Barr was an employee
 of the Grand Avenue Garage in Glen
 dale. and had access to the cars in for
 repairs. Taking advantage of his posi- tion he has been in the habit of taking cars out in company with Kinkaid. and l. just naturally joyriding, at different
 hours of the night. However. his es- . capades were observed by the night Watchman, and when Dr. Hills car was
 found damaged. it was not necessary 70
 go far to find the culprits. Complaint was made to the sheriff's office, and
 the boys were forthwith taken in hand . by Deputy Sheriff Rudd, who brought j them into Phoenix yesterday, where ! they were landed in the county jail to ! await developments.
 {l BATCH FOR THE PEN-This ! morning a batch of prisoners will be { escorted from the county jail to the ] penitentiary at Florence. Making up ] the crowd are: W. A. Gibson. convicted of bigamy, who will serve term of ! not less than two years and not more than three: Charles Waugh. who will serve pot less than one year and not ! more than five years on a conviction of burglary; Walter Porter, in for non ] support of his wife, for term of one { year: Emilio Valdez, convicted of as- : sault with a deadly weapon. to serve > not less than three years and not more ! than five: and Richard A. Liner, who { passed bogus checks, and got sen. tpnce of not loss than ODa year m,