Arizona republican., 1914-09-27

] INDIAN MARRlAGE-Luke Anton
 and Mary Breckenridge, Maricopa h.
 dians, were united in marriage yester- 1 day by Judge P. P. Parker.
 | MRS. HACKETT RETURNS-Mrs. | Eugene Hackett of S22 North Fourth
 avenue will arrive this morning from Long Beach, California, where she has passed the summer
 NEW WEATHER MAN-B. R. Las | kowski, an observer in the weather bureau is now connected With the local 1 office He has just come from Wagon l Wheel Gap, Colorado, where at an al l titude of over nine thousand feet, he
 saw snow late this summer Still, 1 Phoenixs fall climate is not so bad, he says:
 1 WINNERS ATTENTION = The members and friends of the Winners Bible class are urged to be present al the Sunday school hour, this | morning. As this is the last Sunday
 in the quarter, the two divisions of | the class will unite for the study of 1; the slesson, with Dr. Wilkinson as I teacher Come, and enjoy a pleasant hour.
 l TEMPERANCE MEETlNG-Mon- | day evening at 7:30 the people of the l Washington school district will hold a temperance meeting in the Washington school building. An interesting pro- gram has been arranged at which R. l s. Fisher will be the principal speaker. ] Special entertainment has been pro- vided by Mrs H. C. LQckett, with a i group of children in the program cleV- l erly arranged.
 WOODMEN OF THE WoRlD-All members of Phoenix Camp No. D, Woodmen of the World, are requested
 to be present at the regular meeting tomorrow evening, September 2S. Busl- ness of importance is to come before | the camp and a good turnout is de- sired This will be the last twice a month meeting this year. Commenc- | ing one week from today the camp will l again meet each Monday evening dur | ing the winter months.
 FIRE AT INDIAN AGENCY-The fire department, including one of the new auto combination trucks, was 1 called out early yesterday morning for | a fire in the Indian Motorcycle agency, on West Jefferson street Three tanks of chemical were employed and a stream of water applied for short | time before the blaze was finally eX- 1 tinguished. The origin of the fire is | unknown. The damage, which was | principally in the accessories depart 1 ment, will amount 10 upWarus oi 1 $500.
 MINE SURVEYS APPROVED-Sur- veyer General Frank s. Lngalls has ap- proved mine survey 313S for J. E. Dun 1 jap. who claims the Little Jimmy pros pect in the Wallapai Mining District of Mohave county; No. 3136 A and B, for the Ray, Arizona Copper company, working the Sorrel Pup, Gould, Iron l King, Mob Hill, Eagle Numbers ', 3, 3 and l, Eagle Eye, Riverside Mill site in the Riverside district of Pinal county and No. 3141 for NJ. B. Lutfy and l. E.
 Brown, the Mesa mine on Mineral Creek in Pinal county.
 SELLS TWO USED CARS-E. Ben OtteStad of terms to honest people
 fame, closed the weeks work yester-
 day with a record of two used cars
 sold. One was a Studebaker that was sold to the Jordan Brothers. The Jor-
 dan Brothers purchased this car for rental use and have established a rem
 tai stand in front of Hyder's Store De Luxe The other car was sold to J. F.
 Donovan, the West Washington street
 plumber, who will use this car in his
 business.
 FRED HARDWOOD, Jr. BACK
 Fred Kirkwood, Jr., of the Electric
 Auto Supply company of Arizona, re-
 turned yesterday from trip made to
 San Francisco for the purpose of clos ling a contract for the Arizona agency for the Willard storage battery. MT KirkNood announces successful triI
 and he will hereafter devote greai
 deal of attention to this line of work
 The Willard storage battery company has a manufacturing plant in Cleve- land, Ohio He also made contract
 whereby he becomes the Arizona agen
 for the Eiseman magneto.
 DEATH OF GUS HEYMAN-Wcrt has been received in Phoenix Of tht
 death recently at his home in Sar Francisco of Gus Heyman. MT. Hey man was the best known traveiins } salesman in the territory includins Phoenix. He had been regularly Vis
 iting this town for thirty-five years For many years he represented
 wholesale liquor concerns but fol : some years past he had been travel ing for the Ohio Distilling company r of which he was the owner. Mr : Heyman spent a great deal of tim : in Phoenix until within late yeas He was a brother of the late B. Hey 5 man. a partner of the Doris Heymal g Furniture company.
 INDIAN BURGLARS TAkEN-Th l two just outside and the others within n | the Salt River Indian reservation, com s mitted some months ago, have beel e taken and prove to be two Yuma In e day the two men were delivered to tn s county jail by the agent, to await hear e ing before the grand jury, when the d will be charged with burglary in tn e first degree. The scenes of their atten
 tions were private dwellings just out
 side the reservation, and the govern
 ment buildings on the reservation g Their haul altogether was to the vala r, of about $500. The acts were traced t l the two Yuma visitors through tn if