Arizona republican., 1912-08-09
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service was kept at home yesterday by a slight illness.
 TO HEADQUARTERS. NJ. May field, Phoenix representative of the Swift company took his departure last night for headquarters in Chi cago.
 OFFICIAL VIsITOR-Deputy Sher- if Howe of Cochise county was here yesterday en route to Florence with David Martinez sentenced to the pen itentiary for the killing of his wife.
 GUESTS AT THE FORD-The fol- lowing are registered at the Fort ho- tel: F. $. Bush; F. T.. O'Brien, Wickenburg; Fred Nickle. Jerome: Viola Hartly and daughter Terre Haute. Ind; A. A. Ray, city.
 DEATH OF ROY M. MCCULLOUGH MT Roy NJ. McCulloch of 375 N. 5th Ave. died at Prescott, at 63O A. Nj. August ,, Whither he had been for the past two months to escape the heat of the valley.
 WILL EMBARK IN BUSINESS Al Miller and his brother, J. J. Mil Ter of Tucson it is understood are go- ing to engage in general merchandise business at Ray. They are brothers and for several years both have been travelling salesmen for Albert Stein field
 SUGAR CAMPAIGN ABOUT OVER The sugar making campaign of the Southwestern Sugar and Land com pany at Glendale, will come to an end Cn Sunday according to the present outlook of things. The run began on June 26 and the seasons output will be approximately 36,OOO sacks of su- gar.
 FEELS DIFFERENTLY TODAY- l.. Perrhan, the man who tried to kill himself Wednesday evening in the city jail by cutting the artery in his left wrist, felt better about things yesterday and is glad now that he was discovered in time. He had been drinking heavily and was still under the influence of liquor when he made the attempt on his own life. feeling Respondent at reversed fortunes which were made all the worse by crimiual acts committed during his indiscre- tions of Saturday. There is no doubt but that he will make good re coVery.
 BULL MOOSE PARTY OFFICIAL " RECOGNIZED-Yes Yesterday J. B L. Alexander, chairman and LeRoy H Civille secretary of the provisional state central committee of the pro gressive party. yesterday filed with the secretary of state, petitions from 76O electors in eleven of the fourteen counties of Arizona. asking that the l, candidates on the official ballot at the election next November This is the last act necessary to recognition of the new faith as a legitimate po- litical party Those who expect to run for office under it's banner before the primaries on September 10, must file their petitions for nomination be- fore August 20.
 GUESTS AT THE COMMERCIAL- The following are registered at the Commercial hotel R. J. Monahan. city: G. H. Munkelt, Salem. Ind; A. T. Reid. Salem, Ind; F. E. Huffer, city; Mrs. R. B. Butter, Houston, Tex; D. L. Hughes, Buckeye; T. w. Pan American Ostrich Farm: Robert
 
 Grande: E. NJ Solcomt. Casa Grande; J. T. Brown, Prescott: J. T. Lindsey; Red Cannon, Bisbee; John T. Ryan, Vallejo, Cal; Dr. w R. Franklin and wife, Buckeye; Nell Brandt. Tomb stone; Pat H. Arnold. San Francisco; M. NJ. Cox, Mesa; w, B. Norton. Al buquerqUe, New Mexico; A H. Shmidt, Denver; Mrs H. J. Grey; Mrs. C. $. McCready; M. B. Cain.
 THE LAW UPHELD-The case of the state against Peter Van Lier of Buckeye charged with breaking d head gate of the canal company came to an end yesterday in the court of Justice Johnstone after the forenoon had been consumed by argument. There was ample proof of the charge but the court found certain eXtenu- ating circumstances. Van Lier is d member of the canal company but there has been d general friction on tetWeen him and the officers and it appeared that he had sometimes been given the worst of it.. d fact due in part to his attitude toward the off cers. Still it was the theory of the court that somebody must be in charge Ot the canal business ana the law recognizes such d need. Ac- cordingly the defendant was adjudged guilty but the judgment was sus- pended with the understanding that l there shall be no more breaking Of head gates by the defendant GUESTS AT THE ADAMS-The following are registered at the Adams | hotel: w. E. Mullen. Ray; Wm 1 Daniel, Globe; T. w Stafford, Tue son; M Lawrence, Fl Paso; A. A 1 kerine, Fl Paso; Chas. QuitzoW, Los l Angeles; W. P. Parkhurst, San Fran cisco; D. L. Armstrong, San Fran cisco; A. o. Boeres, city; Lieut.. L. w Pruntz and family, Fort Huachuca; E. A. Sliler Flagstaff; Henry Sho- walter. Muskogee, Okla; Joe ScholOre ! MuskOgee. E. Grommet, St. Louis; E ! Thompson, Denver; John D. Dineen i city; F. H. Almutt, Los Angeles ] Mrs Ed. ThartOn and son, Los Ange- | les; Wm. H Davey; Geo. NJ Brown ton, San Francisco; P. A. Steffian I