Arizona republican., 1914-06-21

!ZUl W est MOnTOe, seven pound DO. on Friday morning.
 } ALL ABOARD FOR RIVERSIDE ! Members of the Y. w. C. A. desir- ing to join the fun at Riverside Park Monday evening in company with other members of the associa- tion report at Y. w. c. A. head quarters at 6 D. m. Monday, June P
 EXAMINATION TRlAL-The SC
 quel to the fight between two colore6
 men, which resulted in the murder of William Allison from knife
 thrust of Luther Mckinley last week
 will be heard on Thursday, the sec
 ond of July, when Mckinley will be brought up for preliminary examina-
 tion before Judge Johnstone.
 AUDITOR cALLAGHAN BACK
 J. c. Callaghan, state auditor. who
 went to Agua Caliente about ten days ago for the purpose of getting the benefit of the baths there, has returned greatly benefited by his stay. MT. Callaghan came back in
 the state car in company with Harry | Shea.
 RAILRoADERs IN PHOENIX - Among the welcome visitors to | Phoenix this week were R. R. Seeds. traveling passenger and freight agent of the Rock Island lines, of Fl Paso and E. G. Mustain, who holds similar position with the Fl
 Paso and Southwestern system. but whose headquarters are at Tucson. whose headquarters are at Tucson. QUIET WEDDING-William Arthur Gibson and Mrs Hattie Constance were quietly married on Thursday evening at the suburban home of the
 bride on the Osborn road Rev pr. Ray c. Harker of the First Metho- dist church was the officiating clergyman. The happy couple are well known in this city where they have numbers of friends.
 VALUElNG RAILROADS-The State Tax Commission is still busily en- gagged in placing the valuation for the purposes of taxation upon the railroads of the state, and it is ex- pected the middle of next week will be reached before the task is com pleted This is one of the greatest tasks that confronts the commission every year. The railroads measure up in value to the state second only to the mining interests.
 VISIT MOTHER, BROTHER AND SiSTERS-Dr. and Mrs. Leo II. Fried of New York arrived in the city yes terday for the purpose of spending some time visiting with Mrs. Fried's mother, Mrs. s. Mandl and her brother and sisters They came by boat from New York to New Or leans and thence over the Southern Pacific. Dr. Fried is assistant pro- lessor of chemistry in the New Jer- sey College.
 INSPECTION OF NEW BRIDGE A party from the office of the board Of supervisors. including w. A. Moeur. Frank Luke. Lin B. Orme the county road supervise. and the clerk to the board, set out yester- day morning for Wickenburg to LOOK over the recently completed bridge l over the Hassayampa river The re- port of this new addition to the l county which they will bring back this evening should be interesting.
 DEATH OF IRVING HUDSON Irving Hudson. who for fifteen years has beeen connected with United States land offices. died at the hos pital Friday morning. Mir. Hudson | was 2S years old, and had been in Uncle Sam's land service for fifteen years Washington, San Francisco 1 and lastly Phoenix had been his l fields of endeavor. Only a month be- i fore his death. his mother, who had been visiting him. watching his pro- gr ess toward health, returned to her home in Starkville. Missouri. There 1 the body will be sent for burial.
 CARTWRIGHT FUNERAL - The :! funeral of Redick J. Cartwright, who l died a few days ago in Lathrop, Cal, will be held Monday morn ming at 1a o'clock from the Christian church. i The remains arrived here yesterday i and were immediately re- moved to the undertaking parlors of J. T. Whitney where they will be held until tomorrow moining. Following l, the services at the church, the Grand l Army of the Republic will take charge 1 and conduct services at the grave in ! NITttUNOou tciictViy. -h'i O' J. w. Owen Post, No. G. A. R. are | urged to attend the funeral.
 A WOMAN IMPOSTOR-A rather attractive young woman has been making the rounds of the city for 1 several days soliciting funds in the l name of various churches. That is. she would call at homes, having | learned with what church the owner l of the home was affiliated, ana | would represent that she had been directed by some well known mem be- of that church. who in d sense l was thus made sponsor for her. ] Sometimes she solicited aid from 1 Episcopalians. sometimes from Cath 1 olics and sometimes from Presby- terians. She represented that she ! had a husband at deaths door. Oc- 1 casionally her visit would be pre- ceded by a telephone call from some one representing herself to be T 1 nurse, explaining that the woman who would appear was worthy per son. She made the mistake of can wasting the same neighborhOod too often She was accOsted on her sec end round by lady who had given her two dollars The woman admit ted that she was morphine fiend- She has been recognized in different
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