Arizona republican., 1910-10-11

SOiNS GR0 i-N NeTnOn C. COOk lelI last night for an extended tour of the east. He will go to Wisconsin and Michigan and possibly as far as Wash ington D. C., his former home.
 TUCSON ViSITOR-Jamcs r Will jams of Tucson, editor of the Daily Citizen, was one of the interested spectators from the press gallery yes- terday. during the session of the con stitutional convention.
 MRS. SWETNAM HOME-Mrs. J. NJ Swetnam returned home Sunday morning from her summer outing in southern California. She visited Los Angeles, San Diego, orange and the beaches. Miss Louise Swetnam. who left with her, is visiting friends in Oak land and will return in q few days.
 WILL RESIDE IN PHOENIX Mrs. B. C. Smathers. formerly Miss Blanche Vinson of this city, arrived in Phoenix from Canton. North Car olina, and is visiting relatives. Her husband will follow in a few days and they will make this thetr per manent home. Dr Smathers is dentist and will open an office here
 WILLIAM EVANS HOME AGAIN. William Evans has returned to Phoenix after a summers absence in New Mex leo, spending much of his time in Por- tolas. He says he went over to New Mexico 10 see that the brethren voted for republicans for delegates to the constitutional convention and they did so. very much to his satisfaction.
 INQUEST ON INFANTS-Coroner JohnstOne held an inquest Sunday on two infant children, one of which was still born. the other living only a few minutes after birth. The inquest was made necessary through the fact that no physician was ia attendance, the parents being a poor Mexican family. and a burial certificate would not be issued until the regularity,of proceed ings had been inquired into.
 FRANK WOOD NJURED-WhiIeI engaged in shoeing a fractious bron- cho yesterday afternoon, Frank Wood d Jefferson street blacksmith, lost
 
 ing him upon the right leg, breaking both bones of the leg at the ankle. Drs. Bell and Wylie were called and reduced the fracture. The nature of the fracture causes the physicians to believe that MT Wood will probably he permanently crippled
 PORTER IMPROVING - Stanley y.es who was severely injured about ten days ago while making a hitch in response to an alarm when the horses of the chemical wagon ran out of the house before the driver had gain ed his seat, and threw Porter to the floor, allowing a heavy wagon to pass over both legs. was reported yes terday as much improved and likely to he around again in a short time
 ACQUISITION DENIED-Requisi- tion was yesterday denied by Cover nor Sloan for Burwell T. Brown, resident of Tucson. wanted in Santa Clara county, California. on charge of failing to provide for his minor child. Judge C. F. Ainsworth who appeared for Brown. succeeded in showing that on the date the apph- cation for requisition alleged that he committed the crime. the defendant was living in Tucson; moreover. he had been in Arizona six months previous to that time.
 HOME FROM SoLoMoNVILLE.- Robert A. Craig. citizen member of the board of control. and Territorial Engineer J. B. Grand have returned !! from Solomonville whre they went to testify in the case of the territory vs. | the supervisors of Graham county. l heard Friday and Saturday by Judge | Lewis. This is the suit in which the | territory is suing the supervisors on i their personal bonds for road taxes 1 which it is claimed they should have | levied for 1909 and 1910. When Mir | Craig and MT. Girand left Solomon ] vile Judge Lewis had not heard the | arguments. Auditor C. w. Foster, | who went to Solomonville with them | is now in the southern part of the | territory. where he will remain ab ut | two weeks on official business.