Arizona republican., 1914-03-30
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Representatives from Los Angeles Visit Flagstaff and Other Mort Ii ern Towns-Recent Events in the "City Different''

FLAGSTAFF, March 2S.-C. E. McStay and O. K. Parker of Los Angeles, are expected to spend Mon day in Flagstaff. Messrs McStay and Parker have been sent out by the Southern California Auto club from Los Angeles to blaze the trail between that city and Chicago via the Santa Fe, Grand Canyon, Needles route and the securing of valuable information for tourists who will travel the route later. Friday a meeting was held in Williams, from which point the information seekers detoured through Grand Canyon and are expected to arrive in Flagstaff member of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and a writer of note, whose articles appear regularly in The Motor. a monthly magazine. A meeting will be held in the court house in Flagstaff Monday evening at & o'clock and it is expected that many good roads enthusiasts will be present to meet the gentlemen.
 The City Different
 concerted effort on the part of Flagstaff citizens, the request of the street commissioner, backed, when necessary, by the city marshal and county health officer, has placed the city in the next to Godliness" class within the past few days.
 Flagstaff is the "city different in regard to aspirants seeking the honor of seats in the city council. As yet there has been no announcement made by prospective councilmen to be named at the city election to be held on May 9. But there are no less than four good citizens whose friends are anxious to see them elected to the office of city marshal. Adjutant General Chas. w. Harris of the Arizona National Guard and Major H. H. Donkersley of Yuma, visited Flagstaff this week. Their principal mission was to agitate the erection of $1O,000 armory as a | home for Company l, A. N. c. While i details are yet forming it is thought ] the citizens of Flagstaff will contri 1 bute the 5000 necessary to claim | like sum from the state for the erection of the building Captain Robinson, of the local guards, has | one of the best companies in the state and is entitled to the hearty l cooperation of fellow townsmen i which he will no doubt receive in this instance.
 JuggIed With a Gun
 | A gun carelessly if not recklessly handled brought grief to two colored I gentlemen recently. William Fruit was arrested for juggling the wea- pon and his pal, Albert Gray, held as a witness, was recently held by the Williams police. Pruitt was sen | tenced to an indeterminate term oi from one to three years by Judge Perkins and taken to Florence to be- i gin his penal servitude. In th' meantime it was learned that Fruit and Gray, alias Gibson, were in de- mand in Fl Paso. having, it is al legged, held up a train in that vicinity Gray is being held in the Williams | jail awaiting extradition papers ant an officer to escort him to Texas Pruitt will await the pleasure O Arizona before facing the charge o train robbery.
 District Deputy Grand Exalte
 Ruler Paul Geary. was in the cit 1 Friday evening for a visit with Flag staff Lodge No. 499, B. P. o. E. Lo cal members of the order had pre-
 pared timely entertainment for thel exalted comrade.
 Artist Moran
 Thomas Moran, the famous artist
 and daughter are at the Fl Tova
 at the Grand Canyon. Forty-tw
 years ago, in company with Ma5o
 Powell, the artist visited the canyo where he gathered the inspiratlo
 that won him fame The grea
 Moran" painting was purchased b the United States government an
 hung in the west wing of the senat chamber Moran has since visite
 the canyon many times.
 End of a Joy Ride
 Charles Jones recently invited tW , gentlemen friends and three ladie
 from the N. A. N. school for jo ride in his new auto. Everythin