Arizona republican., 1912-05-26

Cal, were local guests yesterday.
 TO CHlCAGO-S. N Holmquist has started for Chicago via the northern route to spend his summer vacation.
 SENATOR ES-Senator J. A. Harrison has arrived from Santa Cruz county to resume his quarters at the Ford anu his duties at the capitol.
 RETURNS TO K. C.-Mrs Charles ONeil left last evening over the santa Fe for her home in Kansas City after an extended visit in this city.
 CAMERON GOES TO COAST - Former territorial congressional dele gate Ralph Cameron left last eve ming for Los Angeles after a few days stay at the Hotel Adams.
 MEMORIAL SERViCEs-G. A. R. memorial services will be held at the Trinity Episcopal church toda>- at II o'clock The Grand Army of the Republic will meet at the church at l0:f5. also the Women's Relief Crops.
 NEW YORK STATE ASsocIA. TlON-Persons from New York state are requested to meet at the board of trade rooms Thursday evening, May 30th, at 7:30 o'clock to take part in organizing a New York associa- tiOn
 WHOSE POCkETeOOk? Post master McClintock has in his posses sion solicitors canvas covered pock- etbook picked up by a rural carrier The contents indicate that F. l.. Polk and company or the Arizona State Ga zeteer rlay be interested in recovering the book
 SUPERIOR COURT-In superior court yesterday q decree of divorce was granted Martin Marquez, who sought separation from his wife, Her minia. Arturo Acedo was sentenced to year in the penitentiary for d statutory offense The Y. NJ C. A. subscription cases were set for next Friday at which time Judge Frank Smith. of Yavapai county. will be present and hear the cases. Judge Phillips being disqualified by reason of his membership in the local aSso- citation.
 NEW ASSES ESSMENT-The office of the county assessor is a busy place these days where d force iS busy pre- paring the 1912 lists. It iS expected that there will be d general "uplift movement all along the line and in some instances a marked increase in valuation has been made This, say county officials is due to the normal increase in values. and to the further fact that more money is required to meet the expenses of the county gov ernment. Several thousand acres pat ented since the last assessment have become available and in some parts of the county. notably in the vicinity of Chandler there is a big development and consequent increase in tax levy Between seven and eight hundred names win be added to the rolls d splendid indication in itself of the wonderful growth which the valley is enjoying and which presages so bright q future
 WATER WORKS cONVENTIoN- V. 4. Thompson superintendent of the Phoenix water department is planning to leav2 this city next Tuesday for Louisville. Kentucky where he win at tend q convention of the American Water Works association which meets from Jure third to eighth inclusive. At this convention all manner of questions and problems are discussed incident to municipa, water. it's filtration. Ievcl- opment and handling. Several inter national experts will be present and address the convention. The Phoenix department has been member of the association for several years but this will be the first convention the super intender. has Never found time to at tend. On his way to Louisville, Super lntendent Thompson will stop in St. Louis and spend couple of days in- spectinS the great plant in that city. He will return to Phoenix soon after the adjournment of the convention. ITS MURDER NOW-Police Cap tain George Brisbois was notified Ia st evening of the reported death of Ma cindo OrZino. one of two men who were shot by an unknown assailant two weeks ago last night at the corner of Third and Washington streets. Orzino interfered to quell an incipient fight between the shooter and another Mexican when the man with the gun sent a bullet crashing into his body The ball passed through the shoulder and emerged near the arm pit. an injury which at the time was not considered dangerous. the man remaining at the police station only long enough to have the wound dressed According to the indefinite report received late last evening Or zinc died from lock jaw as q result Of the shooting. The gun man made a successful escape although there were number of people in the vi cinity, and up to the present time ] has not been apprehended. second shot fired at random struck Mike | Balz inflicting an exceedingly painful wound. Redoubled efforts will be l made to find the man who used the gun with such deadly effect.
 SHOOTING GOOD NOW-Young doves are being hunted now, and are 1 seen in great flocks wherever they are feeding: they are fat and finer l eating now than at any other season | InF INbifauinorc ha%a hpaJ,