Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

STOREY HERE-Supt. H. C. Storey of the Prescott, Phoenix and Santa Fe branch of the Santa Fe lines. spent the- day in this city on business con neeted with his road.
 w. C. T. U. MEETlNG.-The regu- lar meeting of the w. c. T U will -be held Thursday at 2:3O D. m. at the home. 227 West Monroe street A treat.is in store for all who attend
 GENTLEMAN FROM GILA.-sena- tor-elect J: F. Hechtman has reached the scene cf.E future activities from Globe, and is registered at the Com mercial. awaiting the opening of hos tilities at the capitol next Monday . COOMBS SELlS.-S. l.. Coombs. justice of the peace and cattle mag nate of Gila Bend, was in town yes terday and called at the supervisors office. COombs has just completed n big cattle sale to Josiah Anderson
 MckINlEY FINEO-It cost "Bnl" Mckinley just $3 10 get drunk and disorderly. The sentence was imposed by police magistrate Frank Thomas yesterday afternoon and the illus triOus name of the defendant did not help him n bit.
 ARIZONA VISITORS. - Arizonans registered last evening al the Com mercial are: George w. Harbin and A. T. Cornish of Williams: w. R. Franklin of Tucson: F. J. Hart of Tempe: August Savela and F.. :. Jones of Wickenburg. and n. Kile of Relief
 DOYLE AN OCTOPUS. Eddie Doyle is becoming an octopus In addition to his other stands. he is esta tabliShing a tobacco and news busi- hotel The store is handsomely fin ished and the location of the kind which makes millionaires.
 MUST STAND TRIAL. Justice Parker held Antonio Rosas and Julio Marron for trial before the superior court at a hearing held yesterday in | the courtroom of the justice. The de- fendants are alleged to have held up fellow countryman on South Seventh avenue q few nights ago. Bail is fixed in S400 for each prisoner. in default of which they are in the coun- " jail
 TODAY THE DAY.-This is the day l Of the Donation Tea" at St Lukc's home an event for which the wom- ans board of that institution has been ! working diligently. The public will ! he heartily welcomed to the home this afternoon. where an opportunity .F..., | ! and it's work. Conveyances will meet Washington street electric cars dur i; ing the afternoon.
 OUT ON BRiL.-After several days incarceration. Samuel West succeeded | yesterday in securing bail for $500 which United States Commissioner C. !! w JohnstOne had fixed. West is | charged with cutting wood from gov ernment land. the complaint alleging that he took mp homestead for this purpose and abandoned it after clear ing the tract of its wealth of wood | West will be tried in the United States court at q later date.
 4 STEP HiGHER-Ten candidates will be in Phoenix from Tempe to- night to be initiated into Floral En- campment No. l. O O. F., the en- campment being the next step higher jthan the subordinate lodge of the or der. Tempe has subordinate lodge Hut no encampment. Floral encamp- ment is in a prosperous condition and lit is hoped there will be a full mem bership present tonight to participate ! in the impressive ceremonials
 A LITTLE PlEA-Chairman Mouei of the board of supervisors is becom- ing accustomed to seeing a gang oi movers advance upon the courthouse
 and carry away it's furnishings, ever
 to the uttermost drapery, bat wher the dismantling of the offices occu- pied by the supreme court commenced
 yesterday he could not altogether re-
 strain his emotion and pleadinglN
 asked the heartless government t' spare at least one dry goods boz
 that the superior court might not b' forced to hold an official sitting from a park bench. The request Ina been forwarded to the department 0 justice. and will perhaps form topi l of discussion at the next cabinet meet
 ing.
 ENTERTAINING REClTAL.-Mrs
 F. Ieontine Prince, the noted elocu
 tionist of the west. and president O | af Bn ri