Arizona republican., 1914-02-27


 necklace was picked up on the streets yesterday and taken to the police station, where it may be se- cured by the owner proving prop erty
 VISITING NEWSPAPER MAN - Edward R. Ladd, general manager Of the Arizona Star arrived in the city yesterday morning and will remain un- til the end of the week on business connected with the Star.
 CIRCLE NO. 2 MEETS.-Circle No. of Central Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 2:3O at the rome of Mrs. Art Jones, Cactilone place, North Central avenue. Those desiring to attend are requested to take the o'clock Glendale car.
 TO THE ASYLUM-G. Skinner, ar rested Wednesday evening by deputies BraWner and Luke at the Monroe house, where complaints were sent to the sheriffs office of the mans actions, was yesterday arraigned and adjudged insane. He was transferred from the county jail where he was held, to the state asylum.
 BRINGS IN BOOZE TRAFFlCER- Deputy United States Marshal Price yesterday brought into Phoenix from the Parker district one Martin Murphy, whom with two Indians he lodged in the county jail to await an appearance in the federal court where Murphy faces a charge of selling booze to the Indians who are held as witnesses.
 TOOK WRONG CLOTHES-Henry Smith, cOlored, formerly in the employ of Geo. Kane at his barber shop on South Central avenue. was assessed 40 days in Justice Johnstone's court in lieu of fine of $40 Smith admitted taking the clothes, after he had taken an officer to the spot where he had them cached, but he pied that when he quit his job and left the shop he took the wrong bundle thinking it was his own. The court assessed him the forty for not returning the wrong bundle.
 SCHLUTER STEALS SHOVELS- Had Schluter wished to take the picks and shovels which he was caught with yesterday by deputies Perry and Will kinson, for the purpose of working herewith, it is likely he would have been allowed to have them However as it is he may have to work with picks and shovels identically the same as those stolen in payment for the offense he committed against the dignity of the state and the Arizona Eastern Rail- way company
 A NEWSPAPER CHANGE-W. F. Nicoll has purchased the Jerome News and will take charge of it next Monday. He leaves this morning for Jerome The News for several years has been under the management of w. $. Adams who came to Arizona more than two years ago and for a time was connected with the mechanical department of The Republican. Later he established a weekly at Winkelman which he sold some time ago. MT Nicol is well equipped with a knowledge of the printing art and has had extensive ex- perience in journalism.
 QUIETLY MARRIED-Miss Bertha A. Egly and Lewis Diller were mar ried yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. The wedding was a quiet one, the only guest beside the imme- diate relatives being Miss Lula John son. The ceremony was read by the brides father, Rev. Joseph Egly After the wedding supper, the bride and 1 groom left on the evening train for a honeymoon trip in northern Ari- zona. On their return they will re- side in Orangewood, where they will | be at home to their friends after April 15
 sCARES BURGLARS AWAY.- Probably because they had found out that her husband was a travelling man and that they would have only 1 a woman to contend with, burglars attempted to effect an entrance to the residence of Mrs. J. T. Heines, l |716 North Second street early yes | terday morning. But Mrs. Heines heard the men at work and managed
 to scare them away from the door which they were trying to open. She says she is quite sure the men re-
 mained in the vicinity of her home
 practically all night. Now Mrs
 Heines has armed herself with a quick action forty-four caliber revol-
 yer and promises a warm reception
 for the next Would-b intruder.
 HUNTING A BROTHER.-J. w. l Torbet of Weatherford, Texas, ar rived in the city yesterday in search of his brother ". C. Torbet, whom
 he had not seen since the latter left 1 their old home in Texas twelve years
 2 gO He has hunted for him all over New Mexico and a part of Mexico.
 He heard some years ago that his
 brother had died in Mexico and he
 made a careful search in those parts
 of the republic where his brother had been. Lately he was at Roswell,
 New Mexico, where he learned that | his brother had been at Globe since
 the time he had heard of his death. l At Globe he learned that he had 1 come to Phoenix and he found a
 man who had had a letter from him
 within the last year. He was run
 ming a chicken ranch in the valley
 near the city. But yesterday he
 could find no trace of him.
 A report gained circulation that I
 had retired from practice This is | untrue I am still in practice. My