Arizona republican., 1912-06-04

Immediately after the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Reese went to a furnished home at 154S East Monroe.
 THE CLEMANS- -COFFMAN CASE Another phase of the Clemans Golf | man litigation which has been in pro- gress for the last year was before the superior court yesterday It was | 8 suit for the dissolution of the part nership of the stock growing firm which began operations near Mesa i two or three years ago. There was great array of lawyers. embracing practically all of those of the south side to say nothing of many Phoenix | lawyers. Lawyers are all right in I their places it appeared to the casual onloOker yesterday that corps of expert bOokkeepers was more badly needed
 ABlT OF ORAMA-FelIow came to ] town yesterday and got drunk. Friend 1 came along and deploring his condi- tion looked through his clothes and ! found $15O in them. Took the money | for safe keeping but it got to burning | in his pocket to friend got drunk. Of ! ficer Harris appeared and took Friend ] and money both to station, then found 1 Fellow and arranged meeting between ! them. Fellow recognized Friend. and got all the money back but five bones 1 which was liquified inside of Friend, l and satisfactory to both. All settled, slow music, soft green light, all safe, ] curtain.
 COMING WEDNESDAY. = Marshal | Moore received a telegram yesterday i | that the step father of Sadie Mclean i the runaway girl Mir. Moore has in GUS l tOdy at his home will arrive here We'd nesJay to take charge of her. She | says he~ home is in North Carolina and that she ran away and joined a | married sister in Los Angeles. The supposition is that the step father 1 traced her to Los Angeles or went 1 there after her and found she had made | the second jump. It is not clear whether he is coming from North Car 1 olina or from Los Angeles but presum- 1 ably frOGl the latter point.
 ERLAND STOCKHOLDERS IMEETING-The stockholders of the 1 Overland Telephone company held d meeting last night to discuss the tan gied skein of the company's business l As announced a few days ago a re- ceiver has been asked for by the Pa cific States Electric Co, a creditor of the Overland it's claim however not being a large one It is claimed | by some that the action was begun 1 to depress the value of the companys stock rather than to be for the best l interest of the company so the Over | Il, I. other company presumably the Noun tain States Telephone company which 1 few days ago acquired the owner l ship of the Arizona Consolidated. IRISH STEW-If the exhibits con- tinue to pour into the board of trade office, the boys will soon be able to compound a champion mulligan. The latest is a set of cabbage heads pro- duced at the Indian schOol-in the field not the classroom-and the average weight by the perfectly good scale is 1912 pounds. With P. l. | Edson's pearly white (and crystal white) spuds and the carrots, onions, | lettuce and various examples of high grade garden truck. there is material ! for several good squares" The des- l sert was contributed by II. Williams and consists of some large juicy april l cots whose measurements are not given on account of Ananias, nature 1 faking and other reasons.
 FAMILY DIsCiPLiNE-It has re- ] mained for an Arizona Indian to give 1 the world a new idea in how to regu- late wife. Last night MT. Indian Mrs. | Indian and their baby Indian, were Al, in, hn l. 1 cinitv of the Overland Telephone Co.'S ! office MT. Indian was jealous of at ! tention paid by another to Mrs Indian ! and accusing her of flirtatiouS conduct l he pulled off one of his shoes and ad- | ministered vigorous chastisement with | it. landing ever and anon about her l features and her scalp lock. Officer 1 Bradley appeared and took the family | to the jail where a physician was sum l moned to attend the woman. She bled profusely but he said she was not ! seriously hurt.
 i COMMERCIAL GUESTS-J. F. Sul- l livan, Denver; Andrew klmoall,
 Thatcher: R. H. Forbes, Tucson; W. H. l Reau. Los Angeles: Mrs Johnson.
 1 Congress. Jet: F. H. Wielandy $.
 l Hains: r. H. Moore Sacaton; Frank
 Ennis, Mesa; w. w. Moore, Macomb,
 H.: w. M Martin, Hayden; Wm.
 Tucker, Ash Fork; Hugh Campbell,
 | Tcson; A owen Garrett, $. E. Garrett,
 1 Con Clcary. San Diego; A. D. Akin,
 | Monarch Mine; R. B. Haugh, Buckeye; l J. O. Rankin, Hillside; Mrs. Ollie
 | Becker. San BernardinO; R. P. Barlow
 and wife, Grace Barlow, Edmond,
 l Okla; H. N. Strouck and J. G. Arf-
 sten Golden. Colo; T. c. Whisman, w.
 | A. Roberts. R. F. Hunter, Prescott;
 | Chas. o. Rigden. Kirkland; Fred. w.
 Bassler and family, Wickenburg; M
 | Ella Niblo. Tombstone; H. H. Don
 | lxersIev. Yuma: w. L. Coffin, Octave:
 | F.. s Clark Prescott: w. B. Sheivley,
 Ash Fork: Walter Jones, Bckeye.