Arizona republican., 1917-06-13

Prescott and Phoenix railroad burned
early yesterday morning, the south
bound passenger train into this city was
delayed several hours. Temporary re-
pairs We're made. however, and the
train was enabled to proceed.
REAL VACATlON-Harr friedman
will leave tonight for San Francisco,
where he will spend his vacation, the
first he has taken in three years. All
kilograms, checks and other enclosures
of value will reach him at the Good
friend hotel Communications contain
ing bills and unpleasant reminders
should be addressed to some other
hotel. anyone will do.
' WANTS WORK AND HOME-A
worthy woman with two small children
is DESTROYS of securing employment IN
some residence where she can have a
home for herself and two children
Anyone knowing of such a place will
please communicate with Humane Of
fjcer A. w. Canning. He can be located
at telephone 465 during the day or tele-
phone 1904 during the evening hours
M'BEAN AT CAPiTOl-George n
MacBean, for several years connected
with the Busy Drug Store, is now to
be found at the Capitol Pharmacy. This
is not an entirely new move with Mac
Bean, who, following the burning of the
Busy about two years ago took the
prescription list of the Busy to the
Capitol. then the Ozanne Pharmacy,
and remained there until the burned
structure had been rebuilt and re-
opened.
CIVIL SERVICE-The United States
Civil Service commission announces
an examination July 2S, 1917, for forest
and field clerk to fill positions in the
forest service at salaries ranging from
S1100 to $1,000 a year and i'll other
branches of the service as the needs
may require. Full details of the ex-
animation. which consists of stenogra-
phic and typewriting tests. together
with general clerical subjects, can be
secured from Clarence R. Craig. secre-
tary of the Local Civil Service board.
room $50. Federal building. Phoenix
SHORT OF JURYM EN-Because
there were but fifteen talesmen in the
jury box when the case of Albert
Chism, charged with Bookkeeping, was
called before Judge Stanford in super
ior court yesterday afternoon, adjourn
ment was taken TO this morning when
it is expected the required eighteen will
be available. The shortage of talesmen
was occasioned by the fact that jury
vas out in another case. Attorney
Geary is appearing for Chism, while
County Attorney Laney represents the
state.
MUST MUZZLE DOGS-Those who
have dogs which they value or for
which they may feel an affection with
out placing any monetary value upon
them, had better keep them off the
streets or muzzled. DR.. A. b. Nichols
county health officer, issued printed
notice yesterday that on account of the
prevalence of rabies. all dogs found
running at large would be shot. This
is the first anti-canine ukase ever is
sued by the county. No question OF
license is involved. 1t only means that
all dogs, licensed and unlicensed, must
be kept off the streets.
SUSPECTED OF BOOTuEGGiNG-
Mark Jones of Miami, was arrested
yesterday in his room at local hotel
by deputies from the sheriffs office,
after two suit cases alleged to have
been addressed to Jones and contain
ing many bottles of whiskey were found
in the depot al Tempe. Later more liq-
uor is said to have been found in the
room occupied by Jones. A large guam
tity of dead ones" are also in the
hands of the sheriff, who is holding
them as evidence that Jones was en-
gagged in wholesale distribution of the
contra band.
AUTO DRIVER is SUED-Suit was
entered yesterday in the superior court
by John T. George against Henry Mil
ton, for 500 damages. According to the
complaint an employee of George while
driving one of Georges cars south on
Central avenue on June 8 was run into
bv Milton, driving north. The resulting
collision damaged the George car so
that $500 costs We're entailed in re-
pairs. In addition George claims his
I business was hurt to the extent of $3.50
while his machine was out of commits
sion He charges that the collision was
due to violation of the laws of the road
Inv Milton