Arizona republican., 1912-05-30
GONE TO BosroN-Mrs v


 Reed and son left last evening over thtc Santa Fe for Boston
 EASTERN TRIP.-Isaac Taft Stod- dard is contemplating @ trip to New York. He will leave soon.
 NEXT ELECTIoN.-'rhc next cleo ton in Phoenix will occur on June sixth. when fourteen members of the charter commission are to be elected. A JOURNEY FOR HEALTH.-Dr John l Dunlap will leave today for Murietta Springs, Cal. for his health. Dr. Dunlap has for some time been ill of rheumatism.
 DOUGLAS MAN HERE-A. J. Me Dermott, prominent resident or Dcaglas, is a guest "t the Conner cial hotel, at wwhicn hostelry c. C. Wells, of Florence, is also stopping GOT A GOOD START-A. Fox. a well known resident of Tucson. knows where to go to get a good start He came to town yesterday and left in the evening over tthe northern route for Chicago.
 A SHORT VISlT.-W. K. Flora. of Bisbee, a member of the law firm of
  partment of Phelps. Dodge X Co., arrived in the city yesterday on pro- i fessional business returning south last night
 GILBERT PARKER ON ARIZONA. Sir Gilbert Parker, who was recent l ly in Phoenix on an extended visit to Arizona. has sent Harry Welch an | announcement of a lecture that he is to deliver at Gravesend England, l on My Impressions of Arizona. MEMORIAL DAY.-This is Memor- l ial Day. Nearly "ll stores and offices will close at noon. The banks and all public offices, county. state and 1 city, will not be open. the postoffice | will be open in all departments from 1 nine until ten a. m., and the railroad offices will knock off work 1t high ] noon. Exercises appropriate to the i day will be held it the city hall i plaza this morning.
 MANY HOBOES.-Special Officer 1 Harris who works the railroad yards reports the coming of many hobocs. Last night Harris and officer Val i enzuela conducted a raid and rounded | up a number of the undesirablcs An l effort has been made at Glendale to l employ the floating labor at $2 50 a day. but the plan has been almost q complete failure, for not one in fifty will take a job which involves 1 any real work.
 FINED cINco PEsos-Said Cap tain George Brisbois in the darkest hour before the dawn, Well, it's pretty quiet. let's have raid" So he did with Officer Valenzuela as sisting. Eight negroes of assorted sexes occupying two small rooms were the result of the raid. In police court yesterday 'hc prisoners seemed to take the affair as q tuge joke and laughed and eiggled through the ceremony of finding them each guilty of disorderly conduct and the assas.s- l ment of q five dollar fine.
 1 PRISON UNSAFE.-Chief deputy United States Marshal Don Willetts, accompanied by speci@l officer Leo 1 Troutman, went to Florence yester- day and took possession of a United States prisoner held in that institu- | tiOn. This is the second fetleral prisoner to be removed from Florence under orders from Washington. where the authorities fail to appreciate Hunts prison reform. The man spent last night under special guard in the city jail and will be sent to Prescott this morning for safe keeping.
 ATTEMPTED MURDER-"Tn kill the first person who enters that door," is what Henry Curl is alleged to have said just after he had cut his wfe's head open with the butt end of a revolver. and fired shot which missed the woman and buried itself in the wall of the building at 790 East Washington street. The next person. who happened to open that door was Officer Behny of the police force, and with his appearance Cury forgot his alleged threat and accompanied the arrestinS officer peaceably to the police station. Jeal- Ousy is said to have caused the at tack Mrs Curl was treated by City Physician Sargent who seWed up the wounds in her head. Curl was later turned over to the county authorities All concerned are cOlOred.