Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

GOES FOR WllSON-Deputy Sheriff George Brawner has gone to Yuma with a warrant for Joe Will son who is wanted for moving mort gagged property out of the county. ON SICK LlST-Charles R. Cs-
 burn. secretary of the board of con- trol is confined to his home with an attack of indigestion. He expects to be able to resume his duties Monday. FAILURE TO William T. Ward of Mesa has been arrested for failure to provide for his wife. Mary Emma Ward and chilren Eli zabeth aged II. Lela aged and Bertha. who is years of age. BUY FINE CATTLE-C A. Has kins and Frank Whitton returned yes terday from a trip to Texas. during which they purchased 100 head of fine thoroughbred Hereford bulls. The cattle will he distributed here.
 LOWER RATE ON BRICk-The corporation commission yesterday au
 thorized the publication of a rate of s1.5O per ton on brick, Phoenix and Tempe to Hayden The existing rate is S1.75.
 FIREMEN WILL MEET-The regu- far quarterly meeting of the Phoenix
  Monday evening at eight o'clock in the Firemans hall, second floor of the city hall building A full attendance of all members is highly desirable. as i'm portant matters will be ur for discus sion.
 FAITIN ASKS REHEARING- tition for rehearing of the appeal of William Faltin. sentenced to hang November 26. was filed yesterday in supreme court by Struckmeyer and Jenckes, attorneys for the appellant. Faiths appeal was recently passed on by the supreme court and the judgment of the lower court sus- tained.
 ROTARIANS MEET-The regular weekly meeting of the Rotary club was held yesterday noon at the Y. M C. A A large number of mem bers turned out. and listened to talks on fire, it's cures and preventatiVes. Rotarian Mckinley was unable to ap- pear, and his paper was read by Ro- tarian Fickas A good lunch was served and the talks were instruc- tive as well as entertaining
 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC TODAY The annual Sunday school picnic or the Trinity Cathedral will be held today at Eastlake park. The children and all other members of the Sunday school are requested to meet at the Parish House on Second avenue at 9:45 a. m where autos will be awaiting them and carry them to the picnic grounds. All members of the parish who have machines are asked to donate their ser vices for the occasion, in order that none of the youngsters will be left be- hind for want of transportation facill- ties The children are to bring their own lunch with them, but a bountiful supply of ice cream and cake will be furnished to the picnicers at the park free The children will be in charge of a number of competent grown per sons and parents are invited to let their little ones join the happy throng.
 AT THE ADAMS-Lewis Catus and wife. Ray: s. P. Wright, Los Angeles; F.. C. Lewis, Denver; r. C. Little Globe; C. M. Gregory, Santa Barbara Cal: s. F. Anderson, San Francisco: H. J. Moline. Los Angeles; A. C. Me Queen, Prescott; J. B. Cooper, Fl Paso; $. T. Arkills and wife Globe: J. H. Hahn. St Louis; D. w. Schneider. Los Angeles; O. A. Erdman. Prescott; D. Bescher, Milwaukee: J. H. Hoopes. GtODe. C- N AlNoOu ana Wle, fHoe- nix; J. B. Wilson, San Francisco; M. Rosenblum, Chicago; R. E. Holton, Los Angeles; O. A Otte. San Francisco; F. NJ. Klein, Chicago; M. R. Meade. New York City; V. F. Raggio, Fl Paso; C. A. Markwell, Los Angeles; D. s. Childs. Boston; John Christy, Clifton; F. I Starr Odanah, Wis: J. F. Hoskns. Odanah, Wis: G. c. Thomas, Los An geles; J. J. Mccullough, Los Angeles; Julius Seligberg. Mentone. Cal; c. w Van Dyke. Miami: l.. D. Van Dyke, l Miami.