Arizona republican., 1912-04-30

HE IS HERE-Evans T. Richardson ! is here from Casa Grande. HAYDEN MAN-W. B. Strait. of l Hayden, was guest at the Commer- 1 cial yesterday.
 WickENBURG GUEST-R. $. Rice. a citizen well known in Wick I enburg spent the day in Phoenix ] stopping at the Ford.
 | LEE PERKINS HERE.--Lec Per l kins of Chicago, formerly a we'll known business man of Phoenix is l here on visit to his mother who has recently been in very poor health. GRAND JURY-In superior court yesterday the grand jury returned
 seven indictments and ignored the | same number. The jury will finish it's work today or tomorrow, and on | Thursday the trial jury will report for l business
 GUEST OF GOVERNOR HUNT l Mrs. NJ. s. Vince of Ventura, Califor- mia is in the city for few days, the
 guest of her cousin. Governor Geo. w. l r. Hunt It is their first meeting
 for more than q quarter of century. ! FROM NORTH-E. A. Sliker of 1 Flagstaff, is q guest at the Adams 1 HERE AND THERE-Prominent 1 registrees at the Adams last evening 1 include George A. Olney. of Stafford, 1 F. r. Russell, of Tucson. and Abe 1 Jacobs, of New York.
 FROM 7REScoTT-E. J. Mitchell l and T. c. Norris, of Prescott came to town yesterday and recognized the : oF 1 scribing their names on the register at that hostelry.
 l PLAT FiLED-A plat officially setting forth the metes and bounds of Chelsea Place has been filed in | the office of the county recorder 1 Chelsea Place is the new sub divi- l sion on North Central avenue now l being exploited by the Homebuilders. ICE HOUSE BURNED-An ice ] house belonging to J W. Joslin and 1 located on the Southern Pacifics right of way at Buckeye was de- 1 stroyed by fire yesterday. The fire is supposed 10 have been caused by tramps who camped near the builj- ing.
 1 SPEEDED-J. F. Rowlands arrest ! cd by Motor Policeman Hosmer for l driving his car at twenty eight miles 1 an hour on North Central avenue 1 paid his fine and avoided personal l appearance in police court yesterday l where there was an unusually large l assortment of prisoners, the result of !,the over Sunday police drag. FAST TIME-A train load of fine
 cattle shipped by the Bartlett Heard ! of nix at 4:2G Friday afternoon, were unloaded and fed at Yuma and reached Los Angeles at 9.20 D. m. Sunday. The actual elapsed time in travelling was thirty hours, only twice
 as long as is required to transport 1 human freight. The trip establishes l q new record
 ROUTINE BUSiNESS-Board of supervisors met yesterday, transacted some routine business, and opened q new county road or two. On Satur- ! day the board inspected roads in the 1 Chandler district and also looked 'em over out Mesa way. Finances are i'll such condition that no very extensive | new road campaign is planned for the 1 present, and only such new roads as 1 are absolutely necessary will be ac- cepted and these only along section 1 lines
 RETiRES FROM RAcE-Justice of 1 the Peace r. r. Parker announces his retirement from the race for delegate
 to the Baltimore convention. The board of supervisors yesterday grant ed Judge Parker a thirty days leave Iof absence. The judge is planning to spend the time, or a portion of it on 1 the coast in the expectation that his l impaired health may be restored. He ! will leave next Saturday and during | his absence the business of his office 1 will be attended to by Judge c w. Johnstone
 FINE CONcERT.-The Schubert Symphony concert at the Adams
 street school building last evening on l the r. NJ c. A. entertainment course proved to be one of the most delight | ful musical treats of the season, and
 the various numbers were highly ap 1 preciated by the small audience in attendance. The work of the quartet
 was versatile and clever, and fulfilled every good thing which had been said | of the performers preceding their visit.
 l GLENDALE GUESTS. - Phoenix camp Modern WOodmen of America
 is going abroad this evening. The voyagers; members and their wives,
 and sisters, and other fellows sisters. will meet at the corner of First and 1 Washington streets at seven D. m,
 afnd board a special car for Glendale, where they will be the guests during
 the evening of the Glendale camp.
 The car will be held at Glendale
 until the festivities are concluded. LOUDON BENEFIT-The benefit 1 performance for Mrs. Loudon at the Wigwam is arousing general interest l on account of the deserving char l acter of the persons for whom the 1 affair is to be given. anu the energy ] with which MT. Mullen is pushing the