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 eluded much needed equipment, but as yet. the uniforms have not been re- ceived.
 CALLAHAN GOES TO COAST Lee R. Callahan, assistant postmaster of Phoenix, left yesterday for Los An geles, where he win spend several days on business. He will return to this city next week.
 LADIES' CIRCLE MEETING-An important program meeting of Calvary Baptist Ladies' circle will be held this afternoon, at o'clock at the home of Mrs "A. J. Esty, 755 Brill street. All members and friends Of the circle are cordially invited to be present.
 TO MAKE MINING SURvEY--Ap- plication has been filed at the surveyor generals office for the survey of the claim of the Stratton Consolidated Copper company. The lodes are known as the Apex, Alabama, Bornite, Contact, Cuprite, Epidote, ETnbersite, Garnet, Over the Top. Yellow Copper, Valley, Apex No. 2, Keeney and Wilson, and are situated in the Old Hat mining dis trict, Pima county.
 PAUL LINDAUER MiSSING-Any one knowing the whereabouts of Paul Lindauer, 15-year- old, is asked to com municate with Lily Morgan at the county tubercular hospital. The boy has been missing for the past three months, and is thought to be in the city or valley. He weighs about 40 pounds, has light hair and complexion and hazel eyes.
 I~ SISK TO TAKE CHARGE-E. B. Sisx arrived in this city yesterday to take charge of the local office of the department of justice. He comes from Globe, where he has been in charge of the department of justice office for the past two years.
 HOME MISStnMARN MEETING The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church win meet at the residence Of Mrs. A. ] H. Barber, 543 East Culver street, this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. There will be an election of officers and the an nual mite box opening. All members are urged to attend.
 TO FACE TRIAL AT TUCSON Frank Hendricks and Prank Campbell, indicted recently by the federal grand jury in Tucson on a. charge of having attempted to blow the postoffice safe at the store of IT. Fl. McNel in Tolle- son on the night of January 4, were taken to Tucson last night by Officer Nick Pappo of the city police for trial.
 RELICS AT LIBRARY TODAY-A free loan exhibition of historical relics will be held at the Phoenix public li- brary today from 10 o'clock a. m. to p. m. A great many interesting and ] . l Children Of the city are particularly in vited to attend the exhibition as they will derive great benefit from actually i seeing many of the things they have read about in history
 FINED FOR ABUSING HORSE John Riley, Jr. was fined $10 in police court yesterday on the charge of treat | ing a horse in a cruel manner. Accord ing to Humane Officer Canning, Riley I had been warned several times about | whipping horse which he had been driving. The horse is suffering from a very sore neck and according to Of ficer Canning has not been receiving proper care.
 | FOUND NOT GUiLTY-Chapncey II. McGee yesterday was found not l guilty by a jury in Judge Stanford g court on a charge of assault likely to l produce great bodily harm The jury was out only five minutes. The com Il blaming witness, Fredrick Frandsen said that McGee, with whom he had worked, came to his home at 9:2t o'clock on the night of April 12, and after calling him out of the house struck him in the face with the butt Of a revolver.
 Il DANCE FESTIVAL TUESDAY-The II dance festival program to be given al .l the Arizona school of music next Tues day evening by children and adults is to be composed of Q variety of attrac- tive solo and group dances. The pro gram will be opened with violin mum bers played by an ensemble class oi 16 violinists. The public is cordially in- vited to attend the program. No ad- mission fee is charged, but free-Wii offering may be left at the door for the benefit Of the Arizona Children's home.
 l BRING SUIT OVER sHEEP-De- claring that $500 head of sheep, or which they hold chattel mortgage have been left on the desert. 15 miles unless taken care of, the Swift ant Henry Livestock Commission company yesterday brought suit against G- J Eammons, asking that a receiver b' appointed to take care of the sheep ans } that the mortgage be forecIosed-
 COURT TO REMAIN IN SESSION.
 According to Judge Stanford, division
 No. 1 of the superior court will not D'
 closed for the summer on June 50, a : planned. The heavy volume Of Wori will necessitate holding court in July the judge said It was the intention
 to close the superior courts on June s : for the summer and reopen again oi | Sept. l. Judge Lyman of division NC ! of the superior court said that he wa } unable to state whether 9lis court woul' 1 close on June 50 or not, but he though l probably that it would run over mt
 
 were closed only for a short time dur , ing August.
 1, FACES SERIOUS CHARGE-Jual Sasueta, a Mexican. yesterday pleade 7 not guilty before Judge Stanford on charge of assault with intent to com 5 init murder and was returned to tn
 county jail when he failed to furnisl s d bond of S50O0. The trial was set fo [ June 23. The charge arose from tn
 alleged shooting by Sasueta, on tn
 morning of April at the Arizon f Packing company's new plant on tn s Tempe road, of Frank Norton an
 Warren Gaston, two Indians, followinl
 a fight over a water hose earlier Il [ the morning. Norton was struck il ' the back by a bullet, and Gaston wa Q shot in the groin.
 . OFFICER FIGHTS CONVICT Officer Lucey had a fight for his If
 when he arrested Manuel Sanchez, l. Mexican, at a local hotel Wednesda e night. Sanchez is an escaped conyic '. from the penitentiary at Florence k When Officer Lueey entered the roor y where Sanchez was sleeping tlSe Mex ' ican Ieaped from the bed at Lucey' : throat. brandishing knife. The off