Arizona republican., 1915-07-20
NEW DIRECTORIES

NEW DIRECTORIES Business houses are at liberty to consult three new directories at the chamber of commerce. San Francisco 1914. Los Angeles 1915 and Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands 1914.
 MAIN LINE DINNER-A. L. Moore and not R. L. Moore will be vice chairman of the main line dinner Friday night. One reason is because the last census showed no R. l. Moore in Phoenix.
 ALL NSANE-Martin Thompson and Andrew Terry were picked up by the county officials and adjudged in sane by the superior court John Doe, a Mexican. was also taken out to the state hospital
 CROSS BAsY-This bit of a para : graph is about Cross baby. At the last reports. said infant hadn't mitigat- cd its temper simply because it can't change it's name. It was born to MT and Mrs. Ed Cross of 16f0 West Jack son yesterday. weighs nine pounds and the only cross thing about it is its cog nomen.
 4 RUNAWAN-A horse and buggy belonging to William Agner enlivened fA NNAA bfl liffA bl NfSNtIudA DN tearing down Washington street from in front of santa Cruz's blacksmith shop The horse was thrown and captured near the Coliseum after having bumped into several automobiles and wrecked the buggy. The animal was badly cut and bruised
 TOM REED VALUATION-A con ference on the valuation of the prop erty of the Tom Reed Gold Mining Company was arranged yesterday with the state tax commission by of ficials of the company The confer ence will be held next Friday at the commissions offices. Charles F.. Grimes. president $. 6 Jones. su- perintendent. and r.. s. Clark. attor- ney. will appear for the company.
 DEPUTIES TO PRlSoN-Robert Renter and Frank Moore. the two Pima county deputy sheriffs. who were found guilty of second degree murder in the hanging of Hilario Leon at GreatervilIe. were committed to the state prison Sunday. They hung the three Leon brothers while attempting to force them to confess the whereabouts of another Mexican. Upon conviction they moved for q |. but later withdrew their appeals and were given an indetcrminate sentence If from ten years to life imprisOn- ment
 DEATH OF FAMOUS MARE-There is mourning in Acre City because of the death of Babe the eight year old mare of NJ. IT. Shelton who has been a standby Of MT. Shelton and has helped in tho hfIil1ino~ nf was cut on a barbed wire Dr. Gurley was called in but he could do nothing for her for it was found that joint was broken and he advised that she be killed. That was done by Mir. Shelton after deliberation of couple of days. Mir. shelton has memento of the mare in colt for which he would not take s10,000. a son of Danes Arvis which was the runner-up of Imported Mont gomery in a s20.00O stake race in New York.
 THE POLICE GRIST-Retwecn the session of the police court on Satur- day and the opening of the court yes terday afternoon the police had done a stroke of business. Two cases of viola tions of the speed ordinance were brought in, one individual having at talhcd rate of thirty miles an hour and the other going him a little better and making a showing of B miles on the motor cops speedometer. Two men and two women were taken in on charges of immortality. Ed Gibson was up again for being drunk and imper- Hing the lives and limbs of citizens by trying to drive an automobile. This was his third offense Another offen- der was Togo Sakomato, the fighting Jap who wielded knife without result at a Japanese pool room on Saturday night. Dave James and w F. F'awcett had marrCd the good name of the city by fighting on a public street