Arizona republican., 1912-03-31
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: fROM PHESCO I-ltdN Hill and 1 Charles Nollnd and wife. of Prescott. are spending a few days in Phoenix.
 U. OF A. SECRETARY-F E. TaI- 1 madSe. secretary of the University of Arizona is in Phoenix on business | connected with his office. Mr Tal- madge is stopping, while in the city. at the Adams.
 JUDGE RETURNS-Superior Court | Judge |. C. Phillips has returned l from Prescott where he held court for, 1 Judge smith last week. A brief ses- ! sion of court was held yesterday morning. few decrees handed down. and the docket read. No cases being ready for trial court adjourned
 ESCAPED FROM AsYLUM-A Mexican named Sankerino escaped from the asylum yesterday A search is being made for him. The man is thirty years of age, five feet. seven ] and q half inches tall. weighs 147 pounds. is dark. He wore T new pair of oVeralls and a government hat. LIKED THE SCHOOL-Becluse of the superior advantages offered by the osborn school Messrs. Van Zandt and Hudgins. of Kentucky. have pur- chased the ten acre Stewart ranch located near the Indian school and taken possession of the same with their families which include nine children The consideration is $7.500 and the sale was handled by CostIey and Thompson.
 CONWAY SPEEDS-Frank Con Way, the man who builds street pave ment. believes that his pavements are made to use. He tried to burn d section of the Washington street improvement by speeding his auto mobile over it at what the motor cycle cop declares was a thirty knot gait That is how Conway broke into the police records He has not been given hearing-Yct
 JOY RIDERS CASE-Frank La Rue. Ray BallinEer. Floyd Hanson and Cyril KiddcnGcr. the boys who are charged with taking and wreck ing an automobile belonging to \. A Armstrong are to be transferred from the city jurisdiction to that of the juvenile court The boys are all under age. and it is thought the case can be more satisfactorily handled in this manner
 RETURNS FROM L. A.-W. <. Goldsworthy. general agcn. for the Santa Fc in Phoenix return. yes CT day from a several days trip to Los Angeles where he went on business connected with the road. Mir Colds worthy ayers that the railroad busi- ness in the big town is booming a1I tha- ticket sales for February exceed cd that of Kansas City and Cnica- So Mrs. GoIdsworthy remains in the metropolis for longer visit
 TOO MANY PRESIDENTS The ColoreI Realty Company has alto gcther too many officers. H Frank lin Bray says that he k the president. and Jake Harrington insists that he is only sUIc enough head of tine or ganization. There is also super fluity of vice presidents. secrctarlS. trcaSurers and directors. Judge Phil lips yesterday gran.ed permission to institute quo warranto proceedings to oust the invaders. The Bray crowd are the petitioners while the legion headed by Harrington appear as re- spondcnts.
 MINORS NOT ALLoWED-John Buckler. proprietor of local pool hall was d lefendan, in police court yesterday afternoon. Buckicr is charged with permitting minors to frequent his place it being alleged that the boys who recently appropri- ated an automobile for a disastrous joy ride. being among the number The court read the rot act to Buck Ter. pointed out the law to him. and promised severe punishment if the offense was repeated. 4 fine of ST. was imposed and suspended pending good behavior.
 UNITED STATES COURT-April term of United States court will open tomorrow morning in the superior court room. A letter from Judge Morrow instructs the United States marshal to adjourn the court from the first until the fifteenth of the month at which time the grand jury has been summoned to appear If the appointment of Judge Sloan has not been confirmed by that date
 
 States circuit judge will be assigned to Arizona To preside over the de Alterations of the court which will have q lot of business to transact and more than a hundred criminal cases to try.
 RAILROAD MEN HERE-Jacll Jaeger, chief engineer of the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix lines. Geo Tisdale. superintendent of bridges and buildings and Harry McKean chief dispatcher for the same line were in Phoenix yesterday looking wise anu inspecting bridges and buildings. They also discussed the paving work which the company is called upon to do in connection with the improvement now going forward on First and Central avenues. The visitors would neither affirm or deny Ehe rUmors current to the effect that the Santa Fe is contemplating eX- tcnsive yard and station improve ments in this city.