Arizona republican., 1915-06-13


 BAND CONCERT-The First Regi- ment Band will give two concerts al Riverside Park today. The first al ; 30 this afternoon and the second at 6 30 this evening.
 WHO IS LOUIS HORTON-A let ter has been received by Chief of Police Brisbois addressed to Louis Horton The chief knows no person of that name and accordingly is un- able to deliver the letter.
 FUNERAL OF MARY kERR-The funeral of Mary Kerr, who died at the family residence Woodland avenue on Friday, will be held from the Whitney undertaking chapel on Monday morn ing at I0:3O o'clock. Rev. Ray C. Har- keI will offictate and interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Lester Olson. Richard War ren. J. R. Brown. J. S Douglas, Ralph Sturgis. F. TrOutner, E. NJ. Atwood, Clarence L. Standage. Fred Peterson Archie Lewis. and J. J. MacAleer.
 GRANT ExONERATEO Il. R. Grant, who was charged with keeping q horse. not his own, was eXonerated in Justice of the Peace DeSouZa's court. It was shown that he entered into the contract 10 purchase the horse in good will. and with honorable intentions. The court sustained his side of the story.
 HIKERS RETURN-The party of boy mixers from the Y. NJ. C. A. under the watchful eyes of Messrs Boardman and Turner. returned yesterday from q twelve day journey on foot and other wise to Roosevelt and return. Every one of the boys was in the best Of health. sorry the trip was so soon over and ready to start again at the drop of the hat.
 CAN LICK WHEEL THIEF-Albert Sanders. aged about eleven and small for his age. ayers he can lick the guy who swiped his bike. It was the only bike he had. and when he left it out in front of the Plaza, he meant to use it some more that same even ing The wheel is Savage with dot ble handIebar. and bears the num- her 65146 A reward will be paid. however. for it's return to 143 East Portland.
 COIN FISHIN'-Tonight at sundown the Annanias Club will be augmented with two new members when Dave Mercer. of No. fire company and Rod wick Walker return from Granite Keel These two unsophisticated nimrods will start out at daylight on a motorcycle and expect to start fishing not later than six o'clock. When they have cap tured all the stray fish below the dam, they are going to have the gates op- ened and are going after all the fish that come through or that remain above the barrier. Hereafter 1here will be no use of anybody going to Granite Reef in the expectation of securing any fish. This will be sad news to those amateur fishermen who heretofore have found pleasure in going to the reef and bring ing back loo or 200 measely pounds of fish as the result of days hard work.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS-Home stead patents were received at the of flee of Register Weedin of the United States land office yesterday for the fol- lowing: Marion P. MeEven. Fife M. Bachman, A. l.. Alexander, Etta Rich ards. F.. E. Davis. John Henry Thomas, F.. Moreno, A A. Pallay, Jasper Horton, Pablo Rodriguez, C. Ramsett, John Wilson, G. R. Hutchinson. w. $. Bibb. J. P. Steele, w. K. Morrow, M. Samuel. Margaret E. Schlotes, N. A. Darnell T. G. Cox, Hans Weaver M. w. Aiken, J. P. Coates, F. J. Jones, N. M. Galyean, J. NJ Galyean, Jno. F. Collins, c. N. Fitch, B. F. Chapman. Hattie Weaver, Jno Scribner, Lillian Wakefield, C. A. Johnson, A. R. Roland, Jeff Carmikel, F. l.. Hildebrand. M. S. Taylor, 7. T. Ingle, Max Gehlen, Hugo Huffman, w. & Taylor. Thos. Vawter, F. H. Grei- singer, Flora Teague. R. H. Ferguson.