Arizona republican., 1912-05-06
FROM PASADENA-Jessic

FROM PASADENA-Jessic $. Gil man is in town from Pasadena.
 OVERLOOK IN TOWN.-United States Marshal Overlook returned from Tucson last evening and took apartments at the Adams.
 LAWYERS HERE-Hubert Hunter, of Tucson. and R. L. Chamee. prom inent attorneys in Tucson and Flor ence respectively are in Phoenix on legal business.
 BIG MEN. Thomas Carmichael, and Ben Crawford. important per sonages in the mining world, arrived last evening from Bisbee and are
 domiciled at the Hotel Adams.
 FROM 'FRlSCO-Mr. and Mrs. Julius Beeman. and Fred Wagner,
 are among the prominent worlds fair city visitors enjoying the hospitality
 of the Hotel Adams over Sunday.
 RAILROAD PAVlNG-Paving gang
 was working yesterday on the space
 between the Santa lHe railroad tracks
 at Central avenue taking advantage Of
 the frightened traffic Of the first day of the week.
 LEAVING FOR HOME-ScveraI of the Globe visitors who came to Phoe- nix 8 strong last week to appear be- fore legislative committees in conncc- tiOn with legislation that concerns Gila county but chiefly on the county division matter, left for home ycstcr- day. The rest of them will probably leave today. They seem well satisfied that they have accomplished their ob- icct. in showing the legislature that they will do all that Winkelman and Hayden want to keep peace in the family, but of course there is no tell
 ing what d lot of statesmen will dc when they get started on proposi- ton
 DOUBLE TRACk-Rails have been distributed along the line of the Iu- dian school car line and the work of double tracking this division is to commence within short time. The Improvement will greatly facilitate
 the service of both the Glendale and
 the Indian school ears. and will ob-
 viate the necessity Of running the cars in pairs. and the annoyance of switch waits Street car officials think that q fifteen minute schedule will be possible on the Indian school
 branch when the new line is in working order II is not So very long ago that a forty minute schedule
 filled the requirements of that part of the valley. and nothing more clearly shows the growth and dcVel- opment of the north and northeastern
 part of the city. than the necessity
 for improved. more frequent and faster street car service.
 AS TO MEXlCO-A le,ter received
 from Leon Gomez. Mexican consul here
 regarding an article recently publish
 ed in The Republican as to conditions
 prevailing in the states of Sinalod and Sonora. Mexico asks that those
 statements be corrected. As The Re
 publican's article was obtained frr.=
 the highest possible authority, there is
 nothing to correct. But space is giVCr
 to a statement made to NIT. Gomez by
 Q Mexican government official at Her mosillo Among other things this
 statement says there are some small
 bands of rebels in the state of Siualod
 but they ale pursued by the federdG
 all the time and in sonora everything
 is calm and quiet all over the stai',
 thus permitting the local government
 to develop it's administrative program
 without any difficulties. The NaGHt Indians have submitted and have en
 tered upon their work and will not go
 on the war path. Sonora is in peace and the people enjoy all the individual guaranties allowed by law.
 OSCAR ANDERSON. ATHLETE oscar Anderson is an athlete though he is only posing as a plan steel worker. a laboring man with a rab- bits foot On Saturday he fell fifty feet off the gable end of house under construction on West Van Bu- ren street and on the inside of if, lodging the jost on the first ana second floors and landed in the base ment with nothing worse than skinned knee He says he only got that slight injury through an "acci- dent" for he alighted sqUarely on the bosom of his trousers and got his only abrasion by his leg flying up ill the recoi against . nearby column. oscar says he was standing on board one end of which projected some distance over the nearest cross piece and he did not notice it until he had stepped too far out and the board tipped up gently, but sufficient ly fast to make him lose his cquilib- rum The board slid him toward the floor below and in such way as to miss the ioist past which he fell as smoothly as an arrow. He lay in the basement for d few minutes try ing to figure out just what had hap pened. meanwhile listening to the comments of his fellow worlruen as they cIambered down to survey what