Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-03-21

SESSION OF COURT-A brief ses-
Ision of the county court was held
10y Judge Phillips this morning. ONLY
formal matters We're disposed Of
| PRESCOTT vIsIToRs.-Judge Z.
w. Wells. \. w. Edwards and Sena-
tor H. f. Ashurst arrived from Pres
colt yesterday. The latter is stop
ping at the Ford and the other gen.
tlcmcn 1t the Hotel Adams.
DIRECTORS TO MEET.-Dircct-
| ors of the board of trade will hold
their regular weekly meeting at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon. Following
routine business. the excursion to
the southern part of the state viii
be discussed
GUS HEYMAN HAS RELAPSE
| Friends Of Gus Heyman the well
| known travelling salesman will regret
to hear of his continued i'll health. Mr.
| Hcyman has been i'll for several weeks
at the sisters hospital in FL Paso ana
| recently suffered a relapse.
GO TO CALIFORNIA.-Mr and
| Mrs. :. c. Scarlet, who passed a
/ fortnight with thcr son. William j.
| Scarlet. rector of Trinity pro-cathc-
dral. left last evening for California
where they viii remain Il few weeks
/ before returning to their home in
Columbus. Ohio.
WHERE is WALTER soLAND-
| Relatives are anxious to know of the
| whereabouts of Walter Boland who
! has not been heard of since he left
! Dodge City April 1911. He is about 80
| years old, tall AMI weighs 100 pounds
i Any one who has any information on
the subject should notify the marshal
GOT 30 DAYS-For stealing a suit
case from Mandcll Mondcz. Francisco
| Bravo was yesterday given 80 days in
! the county Jail after a hearing before
Justice {. W. tombstone. 1t was
| dead open and shut case and the
justice had no trouble at all i'm de-
termining the proper action to take
| in the matter
GONE TO sUCKkEYE-Thc board
If supervisors Yesterday took u trip
to Buckeye for the purpose of inspect
ing the Jail at that place They viii
60 thoroughly into the matter for
the purpose of informing themselves
fully and thus be equipped for sup
rlyinC any needs or institutinG any
reforms whose necessity may arise III
the future.
VISITED REsERVATioN.-Presi-
dent John =. Ormc of the Water
Users association; Arthur Z. Davis,
chief engineer of the reclamation
service; l.. c. Hill. supervising engi-
neer. and c. II. Fitch. project enGi-
neer. who are inspecting reclamation
work in the valley. passed yesterday
looking into affairs at the Sacaton
Indian reservation.
ANNUAL REPORT-Thc annual
report of Miss Chrissie Gilchrist. su-
perintendent of the Associated Chair
ties. will be published not later than
April first II is possible the report
viii be published sooner and it may
be given ont in connection with the
campaign for public donations soon
to be inauguratcd on behalf Of tn
Associated Charities. the Crittcnton
Home. and the Humane society.
ARIZONA DISCUSSED IN mAGA-
ZlNE-A direct result of the adver-
Using value Of the Arizona post card
day is demonstrated in the request of
the editor Of the Welcome Guest" who
i'm response of card from Charles r.
Bernetzkc. an Arizona booster, asked
the sender for an article on the new
state. Mr.. Bernetzte has written at
length describing Arizona, its oppOr-
tuniticS and resources the story illus
tratol with views of the dam, orange
groves and other features of the
country will appear in the April issue.
FILING CASES oRDEREO-Word
Las been received by ". Il. Thomas.
clerk of the county court, that the
filing cases recently ordered by the
board of supervisors. for use in the
clerks office, will be here within the
next two or three weeks. The work
Of filing the records and papers in
the clerks office will be held up in
great measure until the receipts of
these filing cases and at present it is
almost impossible to transact the
necessary business because of lack of
room ana tnc utter lllpOSSlDlIlS u
arranging the exhibits and papers.
MEXICAN ARRESTEO-A warrant
was served yesterday evening by
Constable James Murphy on Ales-
sandro Gonzales. charged with steal
ing a horse from Juan Ovclas who
lives a short distance southwest of
town The case is in some respects
rather peculiar one. Oveias is SAID
to have owed a sum of money to
man named Joe Wilson. who in turn
was intebted to Gonzales. To square
the matter all around Gonzales went
to Ovelas and demanded that he pay
him the money due from Wilson.
When Ovelas refused Gonzales is said
to have appropriated a horse to get
satisfaction for the debt The case
viii come up before Justice Johnstonc
at later date.
EUKS IN TUCSON.-A telephone
message from Tucson last night about
10 o'clock stated that the Phoenix
delegation which left here in auto
mobiles had not yet arrived, though
it was expected at any time. Large