Arizona republican., 1912-07-03
PRIZE FIGHT RETURNS-Shav

PRIZE FIGHT RETURNS-Shaw's smokehouse will receive prize fight bulletins on the Fourth.
 FOR A SUMMERS VACATION- Mrs. Bush Anderson and daughter Miss Blythe Wallace left last night for Berkeley, Cal, where they will remain for the summer.
 AFTER AN iNDlAN-Deputy U. S. Marshal Bush Anderson left on last nights train for northern Arizona to take into custody if possible d bad Indian who has been doing things offensive to law and order in his part of the domain.
 BEEeE VS. FARISh-The case of George Beebe against the Parish Min ing company involving certain mining property in Mexico, has been argued and submitted to the supreme court The case got into this tribunal on ap- peal from the MaricOpa county court
 SUMMERiNG IN THE NORTH -1 MT. c. H. Coffin and children, accom- panied by Mrs. Farmer, the mother of Mrs. Coffin and Miss Maggie Farmer, sister, will spend the summer at Flagstaff. Mir. Coffin will go north later.
 A FATHERS lLLNESS.-Word has been received by Attorney A. D. Ley he, of this city, that his father, H. A. Leyhe, of Lancaster, Mo, is dangerous ly ill and may not survive. It is pos sible thaC MT. Lcyhe will leave for Lancaster within the next few days.
 TO PURSUE HER STUDIES kibbe Krebs left Monday evening for Los Angeles where she will attend the summer term at the COmnOck School of Expression. Mrs. krebs was d graduate from the department of ex- pressiOn of the Arizona School of Music last year
 THE ADAMS-Geo. W. Wolcott, Kansas City; r. H. Zironi, Fl Paso; J. A. Watson. Oklahoma City: Chas F. Hearn. san Francisco; F. w Reed, Los Angeles; Jess Conrad, Los Angeles; J. F. Croan and family. Clarcmont Cal R. J. Gray. Los Angeles: w. C. Tetsch, san Fran cisco; R. Rasmussen, Tucson: IT. C. BurmiSter, Ocean Park. Cal
 ROAD AND GENERAL FUND WARRANTS proceeding involving the duty of the state treasurer with respect to the payment of road ant general tuld warrants cane before the supreme court yesterday and after ar gument was taken under adviSement. The proposition of law involved in this proceeding has been in dispute for some time and finally got into court in the form of mandamus. PRIMARY CALL TODAY Unless somebody stops him by an injunction proceeding Secretary of State Osborn will today mail to the various county ! boards of supervisors notices reQuir- l ing the holding of primary election 1 in September to nominate candidates 1 for all state and county offices. This action is taken in accordance with the 1 laws passed at the late session of the l legislature which, Of course make this | duty obligatory upon the secretary. THE COMM MERCiAL-C;eo. Free man. Tucson; Barney Eckstein. Pres colt; Geo. Hamlin. Relief Mine; Elm melt Kadlitz. Cedar Glade; T. F. Symines. San Francisco; C. w. | Moore, Crockett, Texas; F. A. Mayer.
 Tucson; j. G. Brogard, Florence; l Chas H. Frank, Casa Grande: A NJ.
 
 1 Casa Grande: H. w Detweiler:- Casa l Grande; H B. Robert. Tucson; F. A. I Roberts. Tucson, r.. J. Chapman, Chi Cago.
 TO PETITION REGULATORS 1 Notice is sent to those having in 1 itiativc petitions for woman suffrage 1 to send them direct to the secretary 1 Of state after seeing that they have 1 been properly acknowledged by mo- I tary public. It is held by legal au- l thorities that these petitions may be 1 received until as late as the fifth of l this month. But after that they nannot be received. It is important l that every petition be sent in even if it contain only a few names
 ! EXAMINATION coNCLUOEO-Th 1 board of medical examiners finished it's ! work yesterday but it win be some time 1 before the nine applicants will know 1 their fate. The only members of the board present were Ds. R. M Tafel ! and J. WiX Thomas. of this city, and l Dr. l. F.. Huffman. of Tucson Papers l were furnished by pr. Shine, of BiSbee, 1 and Dr. Holt, of Globe. The papers and answers will be forwarded to them. Dr. 1 Shine is now in the east, q delegate to the late democratic convention.
 NOTHING TO DiSSOLvE.-A peti-
 ton was filed in superior court yes 1 terday for the dissolution of the Pro l ducers' oil company. organized under the laws of Arizona though the head
 quarters Of the corporation are in Mar
 shall Mo. It ought to be easy to dis solve and there will probably be no Op-
 position since the company has no as
 sets and never had any It is also stat
 ed that all the expenses of the process
 of organization have been made gooi to the men who advanced the money.
 The petitioner is William Vaughn. N. G. A. MANEUVERS-Loca mem
 bers of inc National Guard have been | anuriCed of the fact that several of fhe