Arizona republican., 1914-02-21

LIE hHkY HOORS WONOAY-In observance of Washington's birthday, the Carnegie library will be open to readers only from 200 to 500 !. m. next Monday.
 WEIGH TO DINE DIRECTORS Secretary Harry Welch will dine the members of the board of directors of the board of trade at the Arizona club at 100 o'clock today.
 COL. LA GARDE TO TALK-Col Louis La Garde, U. $. A., retired, will speak this evening before the County Medical society at it's regu lar weekly meeting at the Sisters hospital. His subject will be Gun shot Wounds and Projectiles." Col onel La Garde is one of the most prominent military surgeons in the United States.
 FOUND HAND BAG-John Green, stopping at the Monroe House, yes- terday picked up a black silk hand bag on the streets and turned it over to the police to await the com ing of the woman who mourns it's loss. There was a sum of money in the bag, a card of buttons and a cash sale slip from Goldwater's. The owner may recover same by proving property at the police station.
 FOR STEALING HARNESS-John Doe Hines was arrested yesterday by Captain Fly Macdonald of the Five Points police station on war rant charging the theft of a harness from Isaac, Forney. Hines is alleged to have sold the harness to the Scates Vehicle company. where it was recovered by Captain Mcdonald. He Is held at the city jail and will De transferred to the county today.
 FIXING UP OFFlCE-The United States land office in the federal building continues to obtain more up-to-date fixtures, thereby making the records of the office more easily ''getat-able.' More filing cases are coming in daily and being installed The plan is to have the complete Yesterday the vault files in MT Birdno's office were being installed NEW CORONER'S JURY-A new jury will be called today to consider the facts relating to the death oi Wong Fong. for whose death Wong F'ie and his wife are held under suspicion. The new jury will view the remains of Wong Fong at 200 o'clock today and the inquest will probably be held on Tuesday Miss Conaldina Cameron, of San Francis co, engaged in rescue work, has ar rived here to look after the interests of Mrs. Fie.
 PEPPERS MOTHER ILL-Johr Pepper. a rancher living near the been called to Los Angeles by the | illness of his mother. MT. Pepper | recently bought a home near tn, 1 mountains and was trying to get il his spring crops when the bad new! ! came. Last year he lost his entir'
 crop and had difficulty in makin! 1 arrangements to take the place
 eral animals, and to cap the clima' received the sad news that his moth
 CT is in serious condition. He lef
 last night for Los Angeles.
 OH, YOU FRIED CHICKEN! =
 Killing, picking, dressing and draw ! ing ten chickens in less than al hour is going some, but Jo Conneri
 declares he did this last night wher i he was preparing some of his fanc.
 birds for the Sunday dinners of ; | few friends Those chickens. whici gre famous for having been raised a Where's Where" Jos ranch nea l Phoenix, are now ready for the mar ! ket and he prepares them ready fo the pot before disposing of them. H.
 still has a few left, and will furnisl 1 bfoilers or fat hens at a few mo
 ments' notice to those who phon S143.
 1 MRS. BROWN GETS JoB-Sever al days ago an article appeared il The Republican stating that Mrs | Amy Brown wanted a position a
 nurse but would take a place al
 means of support. An error wa
 made in the address and Mrs. Ryan
 at S15 North Third avenue, was be sieged with people who wanted t 1 know about Mrs. Brown. The cor rect address was published in Tn | Republican the following morning
 and before the day was over Ranche
 Lay had found Mrs. Brown and ha 1 given her a position as nurse. Sh and her little son Hillory will leav
 for the ranch today. Does The Re
 publican bring results?
 SEEKS JOHN SULLlVAN-Hav l ing heard of the recent wonderful | accomplishments of The Republica
 in finding lost articles, William
 Underwood, of Mesa, a Texan wh recently came to this state fror | George Creek, Texas, asks that
 notice be published in regard to hi
 as John or Jack Sullivan. He is a
 old timer, has been in Flagstaff dur ing the past few years. but does no
 answer letters there. He formerl
 had an interest in a silver mine i | Black Canyon and has been inter ested in other mining ventures i the state Any information regardin
 him will be thankfully received b | MT. Underwood, or if this informa tion is sent to The Republican
 will be forwarded to MT. Underwood | -O-
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