Arizona republican., 1912-08-14

weeks Tn Flagstaff, mas returned 10 the city.
 STAUFFER BACk-Chas. A. Stauf- fer, business manager of the Repub- lican. returned yesterday from a va cation on the coast.
 BACK FROM PRESCOTT-Mrs. Anna Strcker and daughter have re- turned from Prescott where they have been spending a cool vacation.
 WILL LEAVE SOON-Miss Edna Hoffman and George Goldsworthy, the young son of w. $. Goldsworthy, win leave in a few days for Sebringville, Ontario.
 MAY LOCATE-F. A Meeden, of Yuma, son of the well known Cap tain ( ". Meeden of that city, is here with a view of making this his per manent residence.
 DR. MARTIN HERE-President An cil Martin of the board of trade, ar rived in Phoenix last night from Iron Springs for few hours resumption of the business gritd. ile went back late last night.
 FIRE LOSS COVERED loss by fire of J. 0. Dunbar's automobile was partly covered by insurance. The Home Insurance company of New York yesterday remitted through Wm. Fickas, the local agent, the amount of the policy, 5000.
 NEW GROCERY-H. D. Berryhill and sons, who arrived in Phoenix re- gently from the east, art refitting the room at Five Points lately occupied by the Cash Cyclery. They will start a new and up-tO- date grocery business about September l to be known as the Berryhill company.
 BIG BOYS HERE-A galaxy of rail road stars shOne in Phoenix last night They arrived from Prescott the party consisting of F. r. Cruice, assistant general freight and passenger agent; J A Jaeger, general uperintendent: and George Tisdale superintendent of bridges and buildings.
 COL. BIRD RETURNS-Col. and Mrs Allen T. Bird returned last night 60 their home at Nogales. Col. Bird came here to attend a meeting of the republican executive committee and since then with his wife he has been visiting the family of his sor Allen r Bird, Jr., at Glendale.
 SOME CANTALOUPES Horace Carter of Chicago. was heEe yesterday paying visit to his brother, Captain j. b. Carter. He is en route home after the cantaloupe season in the Inn perial country where he had charge of the shipment of most of this years product, handling 2S00 carloads. A WHITE SLAVER-The criminal docket of the United States court has | been heightened by case sent up by ! Commissioner Dunseath of Tucson who had held Guillermo Figueroa for white slavery. Guillermo had brought 1 into the state from New Mexico for | immoral purposes, Rosa EntZminger. EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO - Neil | Me Milan, superintendent Of the kel- | win Sultana mine at Kelvin is in the l city, en route to Chicago on business. 1 Chicago is the company headquarters 1 and preparations are under way for the installation of a new power plant at Kelvin, that being the special busi- ness that calls MT. McMi!ian. HILL STILL COMING Engineer l Louis C. Hill of the southwestern di- vision of the reclamation service, has again announced he will be in Phoe- nj soon He has been doing that reg uarly for the past two months, but always seems to find something at | Elephant Butte to occupy him. IL 1 will be about a week. at least, before the engineer can arrive, if he Is so lucky as to get loose at all
 FUNERAL OF MRS FAULKNER ] Mrs. Quinn Faulkner died at the fam iIv home on the Yuma road at o'clock Monday afternoon of paralysis, of which she has suffered for long time She was 41 years old and is 1 survived by her husband and seven children The funeral will be held
 this morning at 9:30 o'clock in St l Marv's Catholic church, the cOrtege
 moving from the parlOrs of Easterline
 X, Whitney at 9:15. Mrs. Faulkner
 had resided here for sixteen years.
 ON HIS WAY TO DEATH-Sherifi
 Keeier of Yavapai passed through
 town yesterday morning to Florence
 with Miguel Peralta who was sent
 enced to be hanged in october for the
 murder of his wife and a Mexican al
 Jerome a couple of months ago. About
 month since. Peralta was captured near Tucson. At the time he admitted l the Killing and Sdlu iIidl lie W do S'ft'
 to learn that his victims were dead He had not been sure of that since ht
 fled immediately after shooting them
 The only favor he asked of the state was a prompt disposition of his case He hoped that matters could be ar
 ranged so that he might be hanged al once.
 NOT PRECIPlTATE-T owner:
 of railroads and mines are taking theil own time in filing their protests witt the state board of equalization. Yes } terday F. P. Cruice appeared for th'
 S F., P X P. and offered his claim:
 that the property of that company ha' . been valued excessively high as com | pared with that of some other Ari ] zona railroads l.. H. Chalmers made ! a similar plea in behalf of both th { Santa F'e and the s. F., P, X P. MT ! Chalmers also appeared for the Ra, II Consolidated mines, or rather men \ toned them while he happened to b ! there as he is the attorney for tn 1 Il company He indicated that the com