Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
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OSBURN GOING AGAiN-Charles | R Osburn, secretary and citizen member of the board of control, will go to Benson again tonight to look over the situation at the industrial school
 CONNECTS FOR FLORENCE-An-I ether contingent pf convict; will te taken to Florence today to begin the service of indeterminate terms in the penitentiary. They are: Ramon Mo rales. c w. Chandler, Lee A. Clark 1 Charles Brown, c. II Stewart. F. W. Pearsley and Wesley Hall
 LIBERTY WANTS HIGHWAY-The citizens of Liberty are greatly inter ested in the ocean to ocean highway through Maricopa county and insist that by all means it should go through that section. In accordance with that desire therefore three of the citizens of Liberty comprising a committee will attend the Potter good roads meeting at the Board of Trade this afternoon. These gentlemen are N. A Sanders, R. H. Fields and H. A. Hammels
 AUCTION AT EASTLAKE-Th Arizona Auction and Development company will conduct an auction at 1:30 this afternoon in order to sell p lots in the Eastlake Park section of the city. B. w. Getsinger will be the impresaro of the auction, which is a guarantee that it will be prop erly conducted and that the lots will sure enough be auctioned These lots are well situated and in a rapidly growing section of the city. A large
 
 TUCKER LINDSEY-Miss Leonora Lindsey, formerly of Phoenix, and Edwin Tucker of San Francisco, were united in marriage last Monday even ing in San Francisco, at the residence of MT Tucker. Miss Lindsey was for three years teacher of English ir the Phoenix high school, and has the best wshe of a host of Phoenix friends After brief honeymoon trip visiting the important towns and points of interest on the coast, MT and Mrs Tucker will make their future home in san Francisco.
 CHIEF EXECUTIVE BACk-Gov- ernor Hunt returned yesterday morn ing from his trip to Globe. Tucson and Benson During his absence Gov
  i Benson he has spent there since the new superintendent took charge and | he reports everything in splendid | shape at the school under the new [ head After visiting at Benson he ] continued on to Globe to attend to 1 some private business, after which he spent q day at Tucson at a meeting of the board of regents of the uni Versity.
 | ENTOMOLOGIST MOVES QUAR- 1 TERS-The Arizona commission of az 1 riculture and horticulture which has i for the past year and half occupied 1 quarters over the board of trade rooms moved the offices yesterday to 547 1 West Adams street where more com modious quarters have been rented. | Dr. A NJ Morrill,, chief entomologist for Arizona who has been Of inestim. able service to the farmers of the state 1 in his studies and reports on crop ! pests, as well as his quarantine meas ures. has returned from the trip he took
 with the university agricultural dem | onstration train and is now in charge of the office again.
 THE JOURNEY TO ATLANTA | l lit NpIlN IL ' pi IoOIl NdI IOi tilt tOlN- ! veyance of federal prisoners to the 1 federal penitentiary at Atlanta yes 1 terday gathered up those whoch have
 been held in the county jail here
 since their conviction and left yes | terday afternoon for the south l Among them were Joe Maggiore and c. T. smith, charged with violating
 the white slave law; Juan NilIegas | Miguel Cruz. Manuel Miranda, Ra-
 mon Mates and a colored man of the name Of Emmett, charged with sell | ing liquor to Indians; F w. Libby and Casimero Livez convicted Of i smuggling, and an Apache Indian. | convicted of assault with intent to commit murder Marshal Overlook accompanies the convicts east. Other
 members of the party are Harry Overlook, Marshal Hopkins of No 1 gales. and Deputy Sheriff Newel of Cochise county.
 HOTEL ADAMS-Mr and Mrs L. A. Sheridan, Kansas City; J. H. l Whyte, St Louis; James E Barry. New York; H. Kaufholz, Detroit; Ed Schultz, Cedarbrook, Ky: D. A Mol
 lett, Arlington; J. c. Montgomery, 1 Arlington; Thomas D. Parker Los
 Angeles s. c. Haven, San Francisco;
 c. A. Clark, Los Angeles; Howard T.