Arizona republican., 1912-01-05
FROM ALAskA-Wniam Fleminl

in the city for a few days transact- ing business.
 FROM AlASkA-Winiam Fleming and C. F. Wall Of Sulphur. Alaska. re- gistered at the Commercial yesterday. These men have come tn Arizona to locate and will spend some time look ing for investment opportunities.
 DOING NICELY THANK YOU.-A line from R B. Burmister who is now cashier of the Savings Union Bank of san Francisco. says he is doing nicely thank you and wishe5 every body in Phoenix q happy new year.
 HELD FOR GRAND JURY-Jose Iucero was before United States Com missioner Johnstone yesterday on the charge Of selling liquor to David Miguel. an Indian. He was placed under sl0O bond and held for the grand jury.
 TO PIONEERS HomE-"Sandy' Barrett of Globe an old time stage driver and pioneer passed through the city yesterday on his way to Prescott where he will enter the Pioneers home MT. Barrett is enthusiastic about the prospects in Globe just now.
 CHECKING UP-They're busy in the office of the supervisors these days. IL is just after d month end, quarter end and d year end. All claims against the county and the re- ports of all county officials are being che cked.
 Miss IRISH IMPROVEMENTS Marion Irish. daughter of Ms. J. Whitetmore of Florence. who has been dangerously i'll of typhoid fever for the past three weeks, is much improved. 4 Miss OSullivan, a trained nurse from Phoenix, is taking care of Miss Irish.
 C. w. B. M-The Christian Wo- mans board of missions of the Chris tian church vii hold q meeting Frl- Jay afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Dunlap. 1l5 West Jefferson street. owing 10 the short days the meeting has been called d half hour earlier than formerly an nOunced.
 STARTED SUiT-Harry w. Adams has started suit against F. Holines Sine to regain possession of property for 5000 damages and to establish ti- tie. The property in question IS twenty acres lying south of the city. IL is alleged that the defendant busted the complainant from the place m 1908. Hence the three-foid suit.
 A PRINCE THIS TiME-A year or so ago The Republican had the pleasure of announcing the birth Of A princess in the house of Struck meyer. Mir and Mrs. Fred struck meyer of this city. It is with equal pleasure that announcement is now made of the arrival of a prince yes terdav morning in the same house hold. which is now established at 9l3 North Second street The young man " eighed fin at nine ana half pounds and challenged everybody In sight on his first appearance. All doing nicely.
 LENTz- MORRIS WEDDING pr. John X. Lentz. a well-known dentist Of this city. and Miss Harriet Irene Morris were married at noon yester- day at the home of the brides pa | rents. Mir and Mrs. Hilman II. Nor | ris, 225 West Monroe street. The l ceremony was performed by pr. Hen l ry Martin Campbell. The wedding | party had enjoyed a breakfast at 10: 90 o'clock, and immediately after l the ceremony the newly married l couple went 10 the depot. where they | left on an eastbound train for a | short trip. They will be at home to | their friends here on and after March | lst, leaving later in the season for | an extended tour
 THE OFFICIAL cOUNT-The spe- ! cial canvassing board yesterday dis | posed Of nine precincts in Cochisc county and spent the rest of the | day in ruling more blanks. Few can | appreciate the magnitude of the rul | ing job. There are 120 candidates | and varying number of precincts | in the different counties. and blanks | have to be ruled for each county. l then a special general blank for the l state officers, to which the county | totals are taken from the county | blanks. After the figures are all | the vote of each man in | each county will have to be added. It ! Is estimated that it will take at least | two weeks more to finish the count