Arizona republican., 1917-06-22

| iuiIOA Cu uOlidIS.
 POLICE HAVE HORSE-A sorre
 horse, picked up several days ago by
 the police, is being held~at the Pioneer
 Stables awaiting the appearance of its
 owner Unless the horse is claimed within a few days he will be sold for | his stable bill
 TO INSPECT MINES-C. H. Dunlap | K. c. Baker and E. G. Grove, will leave by auto this morning for the mines Of the United Arizona Copper Mining company in Yavapai county. The party
 expects to be gone several days. The trip is purely one of inspection. DOGS WANT HOMES-Three peo- pie have dogs which they will give to
 anyone promising them a good home. Mrs. Mendenhall of Arlington has a
 male pup for adoption, there is part collie and part shepherd at Sf6 North Seventh avenue and a third male pup
 at 360 North First avenue, all ready for those who want pet dogs.
 REPRESENTS GOVERNOR = Gen eral Archibald J. Sampson, of Phoenix, yesterday accepted the appointment by Governor Campbell to represent the
 Arizona executive at the Friendship Fiesta to be held in San Diego on June 22, 23 and "A. At this fiesta a particu-
 lar feature is to be the meeting of the governors of Baja California, Sonora
 and of California.
 TO AID RED CROSS-Members of the Roosevelt Parent Teacher associa- tion will do their bit for the Red Cross by contributing dollar each to the fund All contributions should be made to Mrs. c. H. RoeSer at the Roeser store.
 President V. C. Ferguson of the asso- citation has requested all patrons of the school to do their share in tnls way that the district might be credited with the full amount
 MATRlCULATE-Jo Rinker Kip bey and Robert BeardSiey have joined
 the coast artillery and will leave the
 Presidio shortly for Fort Winfield Scott where the officers i'll the making will be subject to three months train ing. Kibbey and Beardsley, popular local clubmen, were among the first to
 join the officers reserve camp at the Presidio, leaving Phoenix SIX weeks ago for San Francisco.
 VERDICT OF $1,000-H. j. Threlkeld was awarded a verdict ol Sl,000 by a jury in Judge Lymans court yesterday where the carpenter sued T. B. Stewart, contractor and George G. \. Luhrs, hotel owner, for damages as result of an injury incurred when employed
 in the reconstruction of the Commercial hotel Threlkeld brought suit for
 S5. .000 The case against Luhrs was dismissed the court holding that he was not liable since Threlkelds contract was with Stewart.
 ON TO BOSTON-Sidney P Osborn, secretary of state and past exalted ruler of the Phoenix lodge B. P. o.
 Elks. No 395. will leave for Boston the last of next week where as dele gate from the local lodge he will at tend the annual grand lodge meeting i of the Elks to be held in the Massa- = chusetts commonwealth the first week in July. Preparations have been made by the Boston lodge of Elks to make this grand lodge meeting the greatest ever held in that order.
 FREE DISTRlBUTION-A contract
 was awarded by Secretary of State Os- born for the printing of 5000 pamphlet
 copies of the Arizona constitution.
 These will be ready for distribution by the middle of July and may be secured free of charge by anyone who makes application to the secretary of state. 1 The object of this free distribution is to assist the people of Arizona in be- coming familiar with the constitution l or thelr own state.
 ANOTHER MIAMI SUlT-Many law suits have grown out of the incorpora-
 ton tangle of the Town of Miami. An
 other one was filed yesterday in the
 supreme court. I. A. Van Dyke, own
 CT of the electric light and telephone i system in Gila county and Miami, de- clares that in the legal squabble com 1 plainant has been unable to secure payment of bill for electric light and
 telephone service furnished to the town
 of Miami. Defeated in the lower court
 in efforts to collect the bill, the
 appeal is to the supreme court, asking ] S3,OOO. The suit is against the town
 of Miami, the councilmen and the 1 trustee. J. D. Kenney.
 | WHERE IS CARLTON?-Chief of
 Police George o. Brisbois has been
 asked to locate A. J. Carlton of CPS East
 Adams street, who is strangely missing fCarlton, driving his Chalmers Six tour
 ing car, left here in the middle of May for Humboldt He went to Prescott
 and from there sent a postal card to 1 Mrs. Carlton under date of May 24 l Since then no word has been received l from him and Mrs Carlton fears he
 may have met with an accident He
 said in his postal that he expected tC go to Jerome. Inquiry there fails tc l indicate that he arrived in the mining
 town. He is forty years old. five fee,
 eight inches in height, dark wavy hair
 smooth shaven and has several scars
 on his head from burns. His wife and
 daughter are anxiously awaiting infor-
 nation as to his whereabouts.
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