Arizona republican., 1912-05-18
CITY ATTORNEY RETURNS,

DISCUSS SKY PlLOT"-A story 1 telling hour for boys will be held in the 1 educational rooms of the Y M. C. A.
 at three o'clock Sunday afternoon. Subject, The Sky Pilot" All boys in- vited.
 VISITOR FROM ViCKsBURG-F. c. Richmond, a business man of Vicksburg, spent yesterday in Phoe- nix. Mr Richmond has been in Los Angeles for several weeks, returning home by way of Yuma where he at
 tended cougt
 WISE FUNERAL-F B Wise is
 in receipt of d telegram stating that Frank <. Wise would arrive this moning via Santa Fe at $50, It 1 is expected by the family that the 1 funeral of Charles T. Wise will be | held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 un- less for some reason Frank Wise does not arrive as expected.
 Y. M. C. A. MEMS MEETlNG-The 1 Y. NJ. C. A. mens meeting will be held in the educational rooms of the asso- 1 citation building Sunday afternoon at 1 four o'clock. The address will be made 1 by General Secretary Davis. Subject
 A Dream of Empire" A cordial invi- i tation is extended to all men.
 FELLoWCRAFT DEGREE-A spe- | cial meeting of Arizona lodge No. l F. & A M. will be held at 7:30 next i Tuesday evening for work in the 1 FelloWcraft Degree, at which time l the NJ W. Harry Arizona Drachman, i grand master of Arizona, with i full suite of grand officers, win pay | the lodge an official visit. The re- ception given him will be in accord ance with Masonic courtesies of such 1 occasions Teempe No. 15 and Ori- cntal No. 20, at Mesa, have been in vited The function will be both in- 1 tcresting and instructive.
 PRES orr CHAUTAUQUA- 1 Many Phoenix people are planning to attend all or a part of the Chau- l tauqua planned for Prescott the lat
 ter half of June. On the tWenty-first an excursion is to be operated 10 the hill top city for John Mitchell day. and at this time opportunity will be afforded to not only hear the famous
 labor leader, but also Dr. Sturgeon,
 of London, and Charles F. Russell 1 The tent city is located amid the
 pines, and many scenic attractions and pleasant events will be added in- ! formally to the regular program.
 FINE PICTURE SHOW.-One of
 the most novel and attractive show windows ever seen in Phoenix is at l the RedewiU Music company's place of business on Washington street 1 The display is in the form of moving picture. It shows the United i States battleship fleet in the Hudson river and the huge buildings of the metropolis in the background. One of the buildings most prominent in the picture is that of the Auto Piano Manufacturing company One of these auto pianos which is for sale by the RedeWiH company, has been placed in the window beside the pie ture Both the novel picture and the beautiful piano have attracted d great deal of attention.
 RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE-A party of distinguished Santa Fe rah- road officials assembled in the paIa-
 tial lobby of the Hotel Adams last ev- ening In the group were \ c. Wells, l general manager of the coast lines, Howel Jones. land agent for the com panv and Charles TaIiafeTo, associated
 with the same important branch of the
 work This morning T. Dewitt Guy
 Ter of New York, a Santa Fe director and also a member of the executive committee will reach the city on his special car, and join the other officials
 here. preparatory to an inspection trip over the coast lines. They will leave Phoenix over the Parker division, and l T 4
 general manager of the Santa Fe,
 Prescott and Phoenix lines.
 BUSH IS BUsY-Deputy United
 States Marshal Bush Anderson is be
 coming q much travelled officer. He
 is just back from Prescott where he
 conducted eleven prisoners of the 1 United States sentenced to spend
 their summer vacations among the pines" The sentences range from thirty to ninety days, and in a few
 more weeks there may be those who envy the prisoners the comfort of d mile high cell AnhersOn will leave in few days in charge of six pris-
 oners sentenced to the federal prison at Atlanta. Georgia. Six of these } higher class" criminals are now ir
 the Tucson jail and one is here. The
 deputy marshal will be accompanied
 by five guards. four of whom will bC selected from Phoenix, and one from
 Prescott. These prisoners are tho grist from the term of the United
 States district court adjourned or ] l Thursday.
 SUPERIOR COURT-Sueprior court moved back into it's regular quarters
 in the court house yesterday and al
 concerned are more comfortable r Upon examination the prosecution found that several witnesses upon
 whom it had relied to secure con
 vction in the case of Wicllenbure Chnaman who was charged with the / illegal sale of liquor had revised their evidence to such an extent that conviction Was not likely, and the district attorney consented to dis missal of the case. The jury in the ! case against F. w. Williamson charged with aggravated assault $ upon Mrs. Julia Caldwell reported a } disagreement after d deliberative ses- sion lasting more than twenty fou1