Arizona republican., 1912-05-05

The concrete base is now going down on Jefferson street.
 GUESTS FOR A DAY.-Among the
 late arrivals at the Commercial hotel
 are D. Hagan. of Bisbce; Mrs. Fred Altman, of Prescott; J. C. Bullard of Congress Junction; Ralph A. Nye l and wife, of BuckeYe; and E. c
 Simons. of Hartford. Connecticut
 TOMBSTONE VsiTOR-Francis D. l Crable, d Tombstone attorney. has 1 been looking Phoenix over for few l days He did not c-mc here with a
 definite plan to locate but says the
 conditions are so inviting he is apt to
 do so eventually if not right away.
 HEAVY MAIL.-With no reason for
 it except d very normal and very healthy growth, mail from the east
 is growth almost daily, and instead of the three big pouches of first 1 class matter formerly received of i morning trains five pouches are now almost daily dumped into the dis : tributinS room at the local postOffice 1 NEW CITY LIBRARiAN-Mi Ad- 1 die Ingalls,, daughter of General and l Mrs. l.. $. Ingalls,. was yesterday ap- 1 pointed to the position of librarian of | the Carnegie city library, by the 1 library board. succeeding the late Mrs. i x. A Morford. Miss Ingalls, is : talented young Won:~n of education 1 and refinement and it is believed will make a most competent official.
 HERE FOR A SHORT VlSlT-E. M Whitaker, cashier of the Midland National bank of Midland, Texas, is here for a day or so en route to California. He has heard a great deal about the Salt River valley and de cided to make the side trip to look it over. He was busy yesterday in call ing on the, members of the banking fraternity and peeping in on the legis- lature. JUVENILE COURT CASE.-Ralph Peck. sixteen year old boy ac- cused of appropriating twenty five pounds of butter from the Hassa Yampa creamery to his own profit was given a hearing by Justice of the Peace Johnstone and remanded to the juvenile court The boy is defended by Attorney Dalton. and assistant district attorney Candy conducted the | prosecution.
 RECORDS ARRiVE.-Tmmediate 1 following the arrival of Earl =. Cur 1 tis. deputy clerk of the United States | district court. in Prescott, a mail 1 sack filled with musty tonnes. and l tonnes not so musty. arrived at the | office of the chief clerk of the court l in Phoenix for filing. All records of !! the old judicial districts are now at i rest in Phoenix. and Curtis will be ! back on the job Monday morning.
 SUCCESSFUL REUNION. - The ! first annual reunion and roll call 1 given by the Knights of Pythias at l their well appointed quarters Friday | evening proved an unqualified sue cess. About two thirds of the mem
 bership was represented and many 1 interesting letters were read from | members who were unavOidably de ! tained or who are now resident of i other states. An interesting program ! was rendered and refreshments 1 served
 REGULAR MEETINGS-Rcgular
 meetings of the county board of su- l pervisors and the city council will | be held tomorrow The board meets l in the morning. and the council in i the evening A large amount of rou-
  organization If the attorney gen 1 erals opinion as to the proper meth 1 cd to proceed in calling the charter i commission election is received it is | likely that matter will be taken up | by the council.
 RETURNED TO LIFE - Charles Eichclbargcr. a long time Arizonan, who is best known to fame as the dis ] coVercr of the King of Arizona gold mine in Yuma county. and who. ac- ! cording to report, was killed in Mex i ico a few weeks ago. is visiting Phoe- | nix and appears to be in u fine state of health. especially for on who has | been dead and buried. He reports that he has valuable mining property l in the southern republic. that looks good to him regardless of all the tur- 1 moi He gives little credence to the rumor of his massacre.
 NEW SHOULDERS FOR MAN TLE.-At the annual meeting and ] prosperity dinner which occurs next l, Thursday evening at the board of i trade q president for the ensuing 1 year is to be elected. It is under l stood that the present. able incum- bent Colonel J. H. McClintock,. is not d candidate for reelection. He has wrought well during his term of of flee. and feels that the mantle of 1 leadership should now fall on other shoulders The first vice president. Dr Ancil J. Martin is prominently mentioned for the important office and honor
 HOME FROM WAsHiNGTON.- Attorney William NJ. Seabury is eX- pected home this morning from Washington, D. C.. where he appeared in the interests of former governor E. E. Sloan before the judiciary com mittee and sub committee investigat- ing the charges which have been pre- ferred against the distinguished Ari- zonan by his political enemies. MT. Seabufy went to Washington as the representative of the Arizona Bar aS sociation which organization at its annua1 mptinC endorsed Judge Sloan