Arizona republican., 1904-03-12

l OO0ON SONNGN lOtNs- Territorial Auditor Nichols returned yesterday morning from Tucson where he remained after the territorial con 1 ventiop Judge Nichols said that the convention was one to be proud of. It was the largest ever held in the ter ritory. The members of it were of | good appearance and they went about | their work in way that attracted respect.
 A STRANGER DIES-Elmer E. Howard, who came to Phoenix with 1 the Dixie Carnival Co.,, died yesterday at the Sisters hispital. Death was due l to a complication of diseases. The deceased was a member of Weiser Aerie, No. 363. Fraternal Order of Eagles of Weiser, Idaho. President Kruger of Arizona AeMe, No. IFS, has ! telegraphed to the Weiser Aerie to as- certain what disposition shall be made of the remains of the deceased brother
 HIS ADVERTISING PAlD-"Adver. Using in a paper which is as gener- ally read as The Republican pays,' | said c. B. Wood of the firm of O'Nei & Wood yesterday, when he received letter in answer to an advertisement offering for sale sttings of fancy eggs. The letter was from Ralph Clarke, as- | sistant manager of the Bradshaw Mountain Copper Mining and Milling company of Middleton MT. Wood says he has received many letters in answer to the one advertisement, and the let ters have come from all parts of the territory
 CAPTURE OF AN OUTLAW.-Dep- uty Sheriff Gonzales last night arrest ed at Tempe Francisco Ayala, alias l III Ayala, for that is his right name. is 1 immediately wanted is the theft of a horse from Walter Dom. But he is also known as one of the border out laws, who drift into this part of the country from time to time. He is want ed in Mexico for a crime of some sort committed two years ago. At the time of his arrest he Was working on the railroad: The deputy sheriff brought him over last night.
 REGISTRATION COMMENCED.- Registration for the Tonto road bond election commenced yesterday. Eff teen persons registered during the day, the first person to sign the roll being John T. Dunlap. the democratic councilman from the Third ward. The registration is to continue until mid night nf March 31st. ten days before the election which is to be held April II. Charles Utting has charge of the woIk and he can be found in the city assessor and tax collectors office in the city hall between the hours Of Q a. m. anG p. m. of every day except Sunday. To avoid big rush during the last few days. MT. Utting desires that all who can register immediately
 INJURED IN A UNAWAY.-John Kirk was seriously, and M. N. Allen slightly injured in a runaway accident which occurred yesterday afternoon. MT. Kirk lives with MT. Allen on the Buford place north of the city They had driven to the city and were driv- ing on Washington street, when their horse took fright and plunging across the street ran across the sidewalk and into vacant space at the rear of some buildings just west of Second avenue. As the horse neared a pileSof boxes the occupants of the rig jumped from the vehicle MT. Allen escaped with but a few slight bruises and q general shaking up, but Mir. Kirx was not so fortunate. He received a severe scalp would, which may result serious ly. The injury was dressed by Dr. Swetnam and the outcome of it is yet in doubt
 A RELATED CANDIDATE.-T The Jerome News, which arrived in Phoe- nix yesterday contained the ncmina- tion of Hon. Thomas E. Campbell for the secretaryship of the territory. In view of the things which appeared yesterday to have happened in the east the name of MT Campbell was not mentioned early enough. The News says: Tt is generally understood by republicans in the northern part of the , territory, that the present auditor oi the territory will succeed Secretary
 Stoddard, who has resigned his office
 To succeed the auditor, the News is
 informed, the claims of the Hon. T. E
 Campbell are being pressed. MT , | Campbell is thoroughly qualified fol the position in every particular, is 2 staunch republican, and comes iron
 the northern part of the territory
 where the faithful are certainly en.
 titled to some little recognition, so fal
 denied them.
 CHANGING STREET NAMES-Th,
 Los Angeles Times believes that tn
 council of Phoenix acted hastily il
 changing the name of Roosevelt stree
 to Cleveland street. It says of tha
 official action The city council O.
 4AO~'AA~A' <Ai ANOA4cls " ciS SOilltWIdl ndSIl
 in its action in changing the name O.
 Roosevelt street to Cleveland avenu,
 on the strength of a mere rumor to tn,
 effect that the president is in favor O
 joint statehood for Arizona and New ' Mexico. Some pains should have beer N taken to ascertain whether the rumoI was true or false before action st
 dreadfully precipitate was taken. I
 1t should appear upon further investi
 Sation that even Grover is not wholly sound on the statehood question, tn, , city councilmen of Phoenix would bt
 left in rather awkward position, anC
 they might be compelled to fall bacl
 on Dr. Mary Walker. or allow tn
 street to go without a name."
 ANOTHER INVESTIGATION IN H ORDER.-When the senate committe A on election privileges and election: 4 gets through with the affairs of tl. Mormon church it might take up th. $ beliefs of the American Israelitisl