Arizona republican., 1915-06-22
SHERIFF ADAMS LEAVES.

SHERIFF ADAMS LEAVES. - ! Sheriff Adams left yesterday morn 1 ing for Los Angeles. to make ~requi
 sition for Harry S. Duty. wanted ] here. 1 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - | There are undelivered telegrams at l the Western Union Telegraph office ! for the following: James F.. Nelson | and Gus A. Fisher.
 TO FORT GRANT.-Niss Ora Mat thews left this morning for the re- form school at Fort Grant. accompa- nied by girl who has been com
 mitted to the institution.
 MARRIAGE IiCENSES.-Harry F. Lane and Bernice B. Jones, Edwin r. Mcdonald and Ellen Trow were grapted marriage licenses yesterday
 by the clerk of the superior court.
 PREPARATION -ORDER-The cor. DoratiUn commission yesterday iss-~ a reparation oruer authorizing tl.e refund to J. C. Janz of Casa Grande of S31.39. Reduction was made on shipment of ore from Casa Grande to Douglas. @
 REV. STEINER ARRIVES-Rev and Mrs. Joseph F.. Stermer of York, Pa. will arrive this morning from
 
 been staying for some time. Rev. Stermer will supply Grace Ev. Lu- theran parish during the absence of the pastor Rev. John Reed. who will spend his vacation in the east.
 CROWD HEARS JONES-An un- usually large crowd heard the Rev. Claude Jones preach on Marriage and Divorce last night in the Tent at Polk and Thirteenth streets. The sermon was most helpful and full of . suggestive thought There were some questions put in the question box that promise to be of interest when answered tonight. when the Evangle ist will preach on The Lay and the Gospel" This is a sermon in which the question of the observance of the sabbath is discussed. Is Sunday the sabbath day. There are many questions like them, all of vital inn . portance, will be discussed tonight The meetings commence at eight o'clock.
 SOME FAT CATTLE.-A special train of fat beef cattle will leave the Union stock yards this morning at II o'clock for Kansas City. This train will consist of twenty-two cars. fourteen of which are being sent by J by sam Barrett and three by c. O. Reynolds. This train carries an even better selection of fat cattle of this valley than did that which went out on June 16. Another train will be sent forward to Kansas City next Tuesday. The cattle are consigned to Swift &- Henry. Kansas City. It was largely through the efforts o1 Tn re rolf and passenger agent of the Arizona Eastern, that these trains have been made up. He expects to be able to send forward sev eral other trains Of the same order.
 INSPECTING HORSES.-Count de Lestrange, of the remount inspection commission Of France. arrive+ here yesterday morning and immediately [ took up the work of inspecting the l, ,0oO CT more head of Valley horses that have been assembled at the Union stoclsyards by tie Arizona Livestock Commission company. The count was fatigued from his long trip | from the northwest and gave up but | a short time to the first inspection. He will, however, be at his work all of today He will then visit Buck eye, Glendale. Heard's Ranch Tempe i, and Mesa, returning to Phoenix for q final inspection. The maximum price being paid, it is said, is $l25, but some horses were sold yesterday for as low as $70. The count is pleased | with the class of stock offered and | expects to place substantial orders Tn tie N"Ie- efoI. cepartinS for other f.e:cs.