Arizona republican., 1912-07-05


 wife left last evening on pleasure trip to San Diego and other coast
 points. They will be away about two months.
 SAW THE FIGHT-J. c. Adams, proprietor of the Adams Hotel, is one of the Phoenix people who saw the Rivers ,l oigast fight at Venice yester- day. He will return today.
 OFF FOR THE N. E. A.-C. O. Case superintendent of public in struction, left last evening for Chi cago The object of his visit is to attend the annual meeting of the Ma tional Educational association.
 FUNERAL OF G. A. WRiGHT-The funeral of George A. Wright who died "Wednesday at lineage of 63 at his home on East Lincoln will be held today at 4: 30 from the parlors of Merriman and Hayt Mr. Wright was a Phoenix resi- dent for over twenty years. He was engaged in the drug business until rec ently when he took up the occupation Of caring for the sick.
 4 PATRIOTIC PIONEER-Among the natal day callers at The Repub- lican office yesterday was Mrs. Eliza A Edwards of 223 East Buchanan street. Mrs Edwards was all decked out in American flags, a custom which she has observed for several years on the Fourth of July. She has been resident of Phoenix for thirty years. Though we'll advanced in years she is happily in good health.
 DECIDED TO COME-Deputy Sher- ;FE day with w. H. Hart, a member of the commercial life of Win1elman, to- wit, saloOnkeeper. MT. Hart thought at first that he would not come to Phoenix at this time, seeing that he had no business here that seemed to him urgent But the deputy sheriff rather insisted and with the help of local officer he threw Hart on the floor and put handcuffs on him. Hart is wanted on a charge of deserting his wife who has lately become a mother It is said that he was living with an other woman at Winkelman.
 THE MERCiAL-William Daw- son, Buckeye; Moses COuwell, Wide World: Edith Vowel, Taft, Cal; Tenn pc Ball Team, Tempe; A. Pitzer. Los Angeles; T. F. Edelmann, San Diego w W Bush, Winkelman; P F. COrum, Higley; D. E. Maukin, Long Beach; c. J Moody. Long Beach: NJ. S Hunter, Long Beach; Miss McCurnin, Kansas City; " B. Stone, Prescott; Jack NJ. Pollard, Los Angeles; Ethel Myberg, Prescott: St. A. Beech and wife, Pres colt; A. N. Shearer snd wife. Ray; Ed win Rule, Central City. Colo; R. Ira cron, Wetmore. Kas.; Wm. Dawson, Buckeye: w. w Policy. SolOmonville.
 WILL MAKE IT STATE AFFAIR The Wilson and Marshall ratificl- ton meeting, which was to have been held Saturday evening, has been post poned week. It is said considerable outside Interest has developed in this event, and it was decided to give all the democrats of the surrounding country a chance to attend. In order of those interested will be held Mon day evening at the office of Lysander Cassidy. secretary of the Wilson club. in the Monihan building. Mr. Cas- sidy and Frank DeSouza are looking after the work preliminary to the event.
 BADLY BEATEN MEXICAN-The police last night picked up a Mexican at the corner Of Jackson and Second streets who had been badly beaten about the face and head. Some kind of three cOInored instrument seemed to have been used and to have been used frequently. Not much could be learned from tho injured man but it was gath cred that there were four assailants. A woman of that neighborhOOd who evil dentlv knows something of the affair but is trying to shield the assailants was taken into custody Altogether the police had a busy day for there were several fights but it happened that there was an officer in the vicinity of nearly all of them.
 1 WILL TRY TO SAVE ARVIZU- An effort will probably be made to l secure the release of PorfiriO ArviZu who was sentenced to fourteen years l in the penitentiary on Wednesday for the murder of a Mexican here several months ago. His attorney is Edward B Goodwin who will base his appli- ] cation for d writ of habeas corpus on l the ground that ArviZu was sentenced l the same day that he pleaded guilty '! to the crime It is the contention oi l the attorney that the time for pass l ing sentence cannot be waived in su- perior court as in justices courts. It | is a further contention that if the writ is allowed, ArviZu will be free for he has once been in jeopardy Arvizu, along with Ramon Salazar ] B. H. ROuw and A. T. Smith were taken to Florence yesterday.
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