Arizona republican., 1912-04-11


 r PAIR OF kINGS.-F. B. and w. A. King, a pair of Minneapolis Kings and well known business men of that city are in Phoenix to look over the valley. Their headquarters are at the Commercial hotel
 RAILROAD MEN-E. w. Clapp. general freight and passenger agent fer the Southern Pacific. and M. C. Hallmark, assistant, were in Phoenix yesterday on business connected with their official positions.
 ONCE AGAIN.-R IT. Fitzpatrick, q hack driver was arrested again yesterday for failing to observe the rule of the road. He will have a hearing in police court this after noon.
 FROM FlAG.-T E. Pulliam. d prominent Flagstaff man is in Phoe- nix for a few days at the Commer- cial. Other well known guests at the same house are. George F. Brown. of Buckeye. and C. w. Hinchcliff, of Tucson, who is connected with the Arizona Telephone company.
 FhHNSto fCIb.--c TdlIClS NulleZ charged with selling liquor to an In- dian was given a hearing by United States Commissioner Johnstone yes terday. Nunez was inclined 10 deny the allegation, but under sharp ques- tioning by the court admitted that he was drunk when the deal was consummated. The prisoners bail is fixed at S200.
 PENNSYLVANIA DAY.-This is Pennsylvania day. The clans will gather at Eastlake Park where an elaborate program has been arranged. A basket picnic is featured for the noon hour. Governor Hunt and May or Christy are expected to address the congregation during the after noon. There will also be a, ball game. and a lot of other funny doings
 MARRIED.-Henry C Arnold, fore man for the Pan American ostrich company and Magnus G. Marshall were married last evening at the First Prebyterian church by the Rev. H NJ. Campbell. D. D. Fifty rela- tives and invited guests were present at the ceremony which included the ring formula. After wedding trip to San Diego and Los .Ingeles. MT. and Mrs. Arnold will be at home at his ranch thirteen miles west Of Phoenix
 VESTRY ELECTED-At Inc an- nual meeting of the congregation of Trinity pro-cathedral a NeStry for tho ensuing year is elected as fol- lows: Chas A Van der Veer. senior warden: N. A. MUrford. junior War den, Edward Kent. F.. J. Bennitt. Dr Ancil Martin, J. F. Cleaveland. Howard Reed, Herbert E. Atha. and pr. John Dennett Franklin G. Lane. l. r. Cleaveland, and Dr. Martin were elected lay delegates tO the Tucson ccnvocation which win be held early in May.
 SURVEY APPROvEO.-Tbe Sur veyor- General has approved mineral survey No. 2S79. Trio and Lilah lodes, situated in the San Francisco mining district. Mohave county. Arizona. claimed bv Carl F. Schader and George F. Moeur. also mineral sur vev No. 296i. Leon, Index. Victor Cheas Creek No. and Moana lodes. and mineral survey No. 2962. orion. Sultana. Bear. Greek. Greek No. 2, Turk. Turk No. .. Badger and Trian- gle lodes. both surveys being situat- ed in the Copper Mountain mining district. Greeniec county. Arizona and claimed bv the Arizona Copper company.
 AUTo-TRUcK MAN HERE-R. IT. Croninger dropped into the board Of trade yesterday with a card of intro duction from Col. Sellers the now mayor of Albuquerque and an auto enthusiast MT Croninger has ben, installing auto-truck lines between mines and stations or smeiters out in California where the low grade U' ore makes hauling by wagon too oX- pensive He claims that his method materially cuts the cost of -transpor tation. He hopes to hear from any miners or others in inis Nic.rity who arc mtcr.steL n hauling probleu,s.
 MAY COMBINE.-A movements on foot and petitions are being circulat- cd in the Broadway and Heard school districts asking for a consolidation of the two districts. the elimination of both names and the establishment Of d south side school house at some convenient place. County superin tendent of schools Higgins attended d mass meeting yesterday and went over the proposition with the petit toner's About seventy pupils are available for tho combined district and a strong school could be built up in the opinion of those who favor the plan. Both of these districts are growing very rapidly and the need of better school facilities are being felt
 DONT-Hitch your wagon 10 q star if you will, but don't tie up to an ornamental lamp post. If you do the police will get you. Several times recently horses tied to these posts have shaken off one of the large globes. These cost the city approximately five dollars per each, and it makes them too expensive hitching places. Last evening four rigs were attached by officers and driven to headquarters where the owners were compelled to go to re- deem them. So far the offenders have been released with a lecture but it is the intention to deal more