Arizona republican., 1911-10-10
DEMOCRATIC mFE1INc-Do


 Tuesday night and at Osborne Wednes-
 day night. They will be addressed by
 various county candidates.
 INQUEST sUNDAY-An inquest
 was held Sunday in the case of Jesus : BaSa, whose death occurred the ore
 vious day. IL was found that Barga. who was a Mexican 36 years of age. had died from pulmonary tuberculosis
 SUIT ON NOTE.-Suit on a note for i $500 and for the foreclosure of a mortgage on some lots in Neahr's ad- | dition to Phoenix has been begun bv Ihil Metz who names IT. L. and Mary
 l.. Tulburt defendants. The note and mortgage were executed to C .J Beau
 vais in 1905 and were subsequently as signed to Metz.
 RAPID GROWTH-Fisurcs given out by John D. Lopcr. superintendent Of the public schools. indicate an in crease of = per cent in the school population over last year and il is said the total is not vet complete
 These figures furnish the best DOS
 IdIlU growth of the city.
 HILL IN GLOBE.-Superyisin En- gineer l.. C. Hill left here Saturday for Globe in his automobile and some where in the neighborhood of Fish Creek suffered a break down. Pro ject Engineer Fitch on Sunday sent ms car out to pick mp NIT. Hill and yesterday the latter continued on to| Globe. He is expected home today.
 DIVORCE PRocEEDlNes-Rosine C. Childress has brought suit for di- Vorce from Calvin Childress to vb,m according to her complaint she was married July :, 1907. The comnIaint alleges that the plaintiff was deserted by her husband the following March and that ever since that time she has been dependent upon the charity Of friends for her support.
 ADMITTED TO SAIL.-Charles Ar. mold, the colored man who shot anI seriously wounded J. F. Perry at Wash inEton and Fourth streets SatYrd,,. night. was yesterday admitted to hail | by Justice Johnstone. Bond was fixed | at $NOO No time has been set for the | hearing and the date will not be fixed | until more is known of the probable outcome of Perry's injuries
 OLD MAN LOST-Deputios from the SherifTs office are on tho Iookout Tor an old man named John Gordon who IS supposed to have arrived in inc zity Sunday. Gordon started from Williams Saturday night with the ob- ect of visiting relatives here but as le failed to arrive on time the rela- Ives grew uneasy and started a search >o far he has not been located and fl $ thought possible he did not come to Phoenix
 CAUGHT BOOZE SELLERs-Pedr,I >aNarro and Jesus Orduno Were ar eSted Sunday by Constable James lurphy on a charge of selling liquor Illegally and considerable quantity Of he goods was confiscated. Orduno dmitt"d that he had been engaged in ne traffic and pleaded as an excuse he fact that he has a family to sun ort He was quite concerned about | [ IS plight and offered the constable ! 10 to let him go. Roth he and Ma arro got g days in jail. l WILL EARN HIS MONEY.-Countv ( 'h"oI Superintendent Fulton offers , friendly tip to all candidates for that { .fice. to the effect that they are not f aasing soft snap He says that i hoover his Sr1psoCs,r ,,,o,- a , le law as il now stands. he will cer- il .inly earn his money. There is not Hing what the legislature will do ir $ things but for the pres { lt the office with but the single of { cial IS doing about as much business |, a bank. He says that during the lmmer when schools were not in ses- on and the superintendent was popu- C rly supposed to be willing away the q ng weary days. he handled and paid c 1t on warrants 54.3S546 in sums of h om one dollar up. And there was (. enty of other work besides. Mir h llton offers this information without tl ejudice for he is not a candidate for v election d NEW CORPORATION--Among the iS operations recently filed in the of " 70 of the territorial auditor. is one dcr the name of the Arizona Rail " ty Land Co" The incorpDrators are ~ irry White. W. H. Akin and James H rLachlan of Los Angeles and these 0' ntlemen with C. 4. Smalley. New rr n Evans. Bert C. Hatch and J. w. - ood, comprise the board of direc- ,,, -s. The capital stock is 5000. .OeO T, r value of shares q ,0OO each The I natest amount of indebtedness the mpany is permitted to assume is Oo0,oOO. The recited purpose of the - rporation suggests that it is to un rtake large developing enterprise G nowhere but nothing in the articles iicates the probable location of it's iivities, except that tho principal or ice of business is stated to be Phoe- tn {. with the privilege of establishing m inch offices in California Among S Ter things the articles recite the NJ purpose as being to handle D Ids. build, own and operate houses. = res, hotels, farms, irrigation canals, lroads. trans. canals. factories etc l ALL IN-The time
 filing with the secretary of the ter Dry. the petitions of candidates for