Arizona republican., 1914-08-11
MRS. BiRDNo BAck-Mrs

| South Hill street.
 MRS. BiRDNO BACk-Mrs. J. J.
 Birdno and daughter Lorraine are
 back from a months vacation in Saf-
 ford and the Graham hills
 WILSON RALLY TONlGHT-Wil- son will be the stamping ground for the democratic candidates for nomin-
 ation as party representatives this eve ming. Every voter is of course re- lquested to be present.
 1 TRUMAN OF PINAL-W. C. (BnD Truman, ex-sheriff of Pinal county returned yesterday from a summer in the east He declares that Ari-
 zona has absolutely nothing on Washington when it decides to get hot back there.
 DEMOCRATIC SCHEDULE-List of meetings for democratic candidates for the primaries: August II, Wilson school house; 12, Alhambra; 13, Mur-
 phy: IA, Tempe; 15, Phoenix tY. M. c. A): r, Mesa IS, Chandler; 19, Alma , 20, Scottsdale: 21, Isaac; 22, Phoenix. (City HalD: 24, Glendale; 25. Meridian; 26, Orme; 27, Cartwright; 2S, Buckeye
 l29, Phoenix, (Five Points); 31, Wick enburg; September 1, Mesa ?, Fowler; 3, Tempe; 4, Creighton; and 6, Phoe- nix, meeting place to be decided later. COMING OF MAJOR HINE-Ma- f jor Charles Hine, who introduced the
 Hine system on the Randolph lines,
 with which he was connected for two , years, until the service on the MeM
 can lines was demoralized by the
 revolution will arrive in the city to- , morrow leaving soon after for the , east Major Hine who is regarded as p |o ore of the great transportation men Of the country is now engaged in ex- pert work for the Santa Fe and the
 Lehigh Valley railroads with head
 quarters in Chicago.
 LARCENCY CASE DISMISSED Ward Hackney. man paroled from I the penitentiary, was before Judge ! Parker yesterday on charge of pet Q lty larceny, and was discharged Hackney was alleged to have stolen e ten dollars, the property of Billie Q Lewis In view of the fact that a e conviction against him would send |, the man back to the penitentiary for
 a ten-year term, Judge Parker dealt . ileniently with the case and let the
 iman go free without registering a i lconviction.
 ONE DAY OF GRAcE-There was
 panic yesterday among the belatec
 payers of the water rate who ap- , jpeared with their demands together ,. with the necessary at the city hall o Cnly to find the office of the col $llector closed with the other public $l offices, as a mark of respect in the }l national bereavement. Visions of 6 }l cutoff wate. supply as threatened 3ltc those whose rates were not paid >l before the 10th inst, rose before ! their minds. However, there is nc $I cause for alarm as an extra day o1 <I grace has been allowed in which t' <i square with the collector, and th' ! threat will not go into effect unti } tomorrow.
 $I TEAM TAKES FRlGHT-A horse ! bolt that might have had serious { consequences occurred in Cente { street in the busy hour of yesterda!
 forenoon. Taking fright, a team O. {l two horses harnessed to a wagon { of the Lightning Delivery Company l made a bolt out of the alley be [ tween Center street and First ave { nue, where they had been left b. the driver. Rushing past the West
 ern Union Telegraph offices the, , collided with another wagon, thel ~, made for Gass Bros.' corner. DO { liceman in the road, however, in al l attempt to stop them, turned thei ] course and the horses dashed int ! one of the iron standards suppOrtin ! the awning outside Gass Bros, com ! pletely breaking the heavy fro ! away. Falling across the sdewal ~ the standard crashed through tn ~o big plate glass window of Paul ! barber saloon. No further damag } than this resulted from the bolt, an it is considered fortunate that Il ! injury to pedestrians occurred.
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