Arizona republican., 1912-03-15
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the Commercial guests last night are D. F. Lynch of Kelvin; Mir and Mrs Leonard George of Chandler and Pat sey Hollihan and wife of Ash Fork.
 CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATloN- A civil service examination has been in progress at the capitol for two days. there being two applicants for industrial teacher in the Philippines and one for topographic draftsmsn.
 COURT TODAY-Judge Morrow of the United States district court for the district of Arizona will hold court this morning. A brief session of the superior court may be held later. On Saturday Judge Phillips is expected to hand down decision in the Marsh liquor case.
 A FREQUENT cHARGE-If Anton io Valenzuela sold liquor to Indians on the Salt River reservation that fact is likely tO be discovered at an inquisition to be held by United States Commissioner C. w. Johnstone on March l6th. The prisoner was ar raigned yesterday.
 SNOW HERE YESTERDAY.-Ed- win H. Snow. who represents the Forbush Shoe company. North Graf ton. Mass arrived here yesterday and will spend two days, combining business and pleasure. He is looking over valley lands and may decide to buy a place he has an eager eye upon.
 MISSoURiANS TO MEET-Local ,1, hai former home will hold a meeting Sat urday afternoon on the Central school grounds for the purpose of making arrangements for a picnic to be held
 in April. Arrangements have been made to secure the services of a photographer as it is desired to have pictures made of those who attend the meeting.
 MARRIAGE CENSES-Marriagc licenses recently issued at the office of the clerk of the superior court in volve the future happiness of John J. Hlrtsinick and Lillian May Lund. both of Maricopa: James F. Goodwin of Yavajai. and Minnie V. Smith of Maricopa; William II. Sharp and Bertha NJ Fuel. both of Maricopa; Joseph A. Britz and Amelia Hill. both of Maricopa.
 ROOSEVELT CtUB-A telegram to Dwight E Heard from C. F. Whitcher of Globe, states that the Roosevelt club of Gila county has just been or ganizcd George +. Hill is president, Charles w. Clark vice president. w $. Redman secretary. and w. A. O. mer treasurer. The telegram says the organization will cover all the Gila county precincts, in which strong pro- Roosevelt sentiment is said tn exist.
 JUDGE GOING ViSlTING-Superior l Judge J. c Phillips is invited by Su- nerior Judge Frank O. Smith of Yava . pai county to sit in his jurisdiction for the purpose Of trying several cases in which Judge Smith is dis qualified by reason of his connection with them as attorney before his ele- vation to the bench. Judge Phillips has accepted the invitation and will hold court in Prescott on March 2j. 2G and 27
 LETTER FROM pARkER-S. w Hieley. of The Republican, has re- | ceived the following letter from II ! w. Parker q resident of St. Paul and l a brother of Gilbert Parker. who wis | ited Phoenix recently: 1 have just returned from New York where l spent two weeks with Sir Gilbert and he is loud in his praise of Arizon and Arizona people He will, l am quite sure, again visit your city and state at no distant date, and when he does I shall strive to journey there at the same time"
 DRAFTING EMERGENCY BILL Attorney General George Purdy Bull lard is busy drafting an emergency measure which will be presented tc the legislature as soon as that body lis organized. The bill provides ways and means for calling a grand jury and enabling the superior courts
 throughout the state to get down t'
 the trial of criminal cases. It
 probable that the hill will become law by he middle of the week. an'
 the jury in Maricopa county will b' summoned as soon IS practicable thereafter.
 RECORDS RECElvED-The offic ! of the clerk of the United States dis . trict court yesterday afternoon re sembled the receiving room of frs class postoffice. Thirteen sacks O , registered mail matter arrived iron
 Tucson. known in territorial days a district number one These record , 1 are being tabuiated and filed in tn , vault by Clerk Jaynes and his corp l of talented assistants. Similar ship , ments will be received from each O s 1 the counties in the state. The cler 3 hopes that he has room enough TO l their accommodation, but it will b s 1 a tight squeeze.
 GETTING A JURY-United State I Jury Commissioner Vernon Clark l playing solitaire with the great regis f ter of Maricopa county from whic f a venire of more than three hundre ? names will be drawn for service l !. the United States court for the dis trict of Arizona when the crimina > calendar is called. Ordinarily thi panel would be selected from the stat ! at large, but in order to facilitate tn ! initiatory work of the court the jury { men will all be drafted from thi