Arizona republican., 1916-01-07

MEXICANS SENTENCED-Fran- cisco 'arra and Pedro Romez, were sentenced to serve thirty five days in the county jail in Judge De Souza $ court yesterday. The men were ar rested on complaint of F. C. Sheets from whom they stole hay and har- ness outfit.
 AT THE JEFFERSON. - L. II. Bridgman, Flint, Mich; l.. Muddle- kauff. Torrington. Conn; C. w. Bow man and c. T. Wolff, Jerome; Mrs. F.. C. Wills and daughter, Castle Hot Springs: D. II. Smalley and W. T. Compton. Pasadena; sam F. Timbern and wife, Hamilton. Ohio.
 TEA SHOWER The Junior and Se- nior Guild of the Trinity Pro-Cathed- | ral will hold a tea and kitchen shower 1 this afternoon at the Cathedral House Mrs C. F. AinsWorth and Mrs Ernest | Lewis will pour. All the old and new | members and any one interested in the 1 guild are invited to be present.
 STOLE A WATCH-Harvey Ward strollcd into the Taylor auction house yesterday afternoon, became infatuat- | ed with a cheap watch within easy reach and started to walk out with it. He found his way barred and later an officer appeared and took him into custody. He was taken to the city jail | and afterwards transferred to the jul | venile court.
 1 DIED WEDNESDAY. George 1 H. Rollins died Wednesday at his home at 31I East Fillmore street. MT. Rol- l Iins has been a resident of Arizona for ten years. and came here from Bisbee, where he had been a blacksmith for ! some time. He is survived by a WIie and seven children. The body is at | the undertaking parlors of II. w. Maus 1 pending funeral arrangements.
 | TO THE ASYLUM-Ed Lunsf"rd l anu John Began were committed to the state asylum for the insane yes | terday after an examination in Judge ILvman's court Lunsford is said to have been in the regular army at one time. his trouble dating from the san Francisco earthquake at which time ne was stationed at the Presidio
 CAUGHT IN THE ACT. = George Castro. a young Mexican, entered a north side residence yesterday after moon and appropriated a valuable pin land some other articles of jewelry. Neighbors discovered him at work, detained him. and called the police. He was charged with burglary and was larraigned before Justice of the Peace r. T.. Parker late yesterday afternoon.
 METHODIST REVIVAL. - The re- vival services being conducted by Dr' Harker at the First Methodist church
 are drawing larger crowds each night Those present have manifested a deep interest in the words of the pastor land it is expected that very large
 crowd will be out this evening, The subject for this evenings sermon Will lbe. "Is It Nothing to Nou?' There being no school tomorrow, it is hoped
 that a large numbe rOf young people | will he present.
 OLD-FASHIONED SPELLING BEE I-The Arizona Congress of Mothers
 at it's annual meeting in February. will hold a county spelling bee contest tc
 be participated in by two pupils from
 each school district It is to be an oraI
 contest covering the first five sections of the Hicks ChamDion Spelling Book If, after the words from these sections
 have all been pronounced, there are still pupils that have missed no words
 the person prOnOuncing may select
 from the remaining sections at his dis
 cretion. Suitable prizes will be award
 ed to the first and second best spoilers l WILL ATTEND CATTLEMEN'S
 MEETING-Messrs. Thomas Camp bell and Charles Howe, members or the
 state tax commission, expect to go t6 | Prescott this week to be present at the opening of the convention of the Ari-
 zona Cattle Growers association, the former to leave on Saturday and the latter on Sunday. The plans for the
 entertainment of the delegates to the
 convention have been interfered with
 by the recent heavy fall of snow, which l visited that section and the autO rides which had been arranged by the loca
 men for the visitors will have to give way ot some other form of entertain | ment.
 Hire a little salesman at The Re. l publican office. A want Ad will set