Arizona republican., 1912-04-16

l HAY SCARCE-Hay is scarce and ] high. The old supply is about ex- 1 hausted and the first cutting which 1 is just coming into the market is not ! sufficient to supply the demanl From present indications the crop 1 this year is to be heavy and fine. so l be all the hay any normally organized 1 equine could desire
 GOOD GOSPEL-A. NJ. McOmie, of l the University of Arizona at Tucson i is in the Salt River Valley preaching 1 the gospel of more and better use of 1 the splendid soil of this valley and 1 to ail in the establishment of farm | CTS institutes. Yesterday he ad- l dressed the students at the high | school. While in town Professor Me l Omie is a guest at the Commercial 1 GOOD NEWS-There was an in ! crease of more than nine thousand acre feet in the stored water supply | in the Roosevelt reservoir yesterday,
 ana the big tank is now about half l filled The quantity of stored water 1 will be still further augmented by l several thousand acre feet before the ! 1 heavy snow fall in the mountains is all deposited where il will do the
 greatest good to the greatest num- i Der
 GOOD CAkE-The cooks at the l Florence CrittentOn home can make 1 good cake. The Republican knows
 because the hungry editorial and reportorial staff had an opportunity i to test one of 'em last night. The i cake was on it's way to the police i ball, but for reasons which are well understood in The Republican office 1 and aided and abetted by the kindly consideration of the Home authorities the cake never reached it's destina- l ton.
 1 ALL SAME PAGE-R. F. Savage 1 who is to Tucson what Fly Page is to ! Phoenix, i. c. city ticket agent for | Inc Southern Pacific. is in town for ! attendance upon the federal court. 1 The call of the ticket stamp was too I strong for Savage. so whiie wait l ing for the wheels of justice to begin | grinding ne took off his hat and | plunged into the maclstorm which 1 ebbs and flows about the counters of 1 the local office. r s. Savage is here as a witness and not as 8 defendant i R.EVENGE-W F Roland 1 charged by motorcycle policeman Dan l HOsmer with being the cause of hi> recent involuntary bath in the Salt l canal while chasing the chauffeur with 1 the laudible intention of arresting ! him for speeding, was taken into GUS 1 tody yesterday it being his first ap- 1 pearance within the Jurisdiction of 1 the department since the episode l which nearly cost HOsmer serious in- 1 jury. Roland posted a s20 cash bail I for his appearance in court.
 l STOLE A DOG-Dog stealing is l becoming a lost art on the South side. ! Chichester accused of appropriatng 1 to his own benefit a valuable Scotch l collie belonging to Jesse A. Steele, of 1 Mesa, arrived at the county jail yes 1 terday with twenty-dO or twen- 1 ty-day sentence attached, being com mited by Justice of the Peace George 1 S Irwin. Chichester does not look 1 like a desperate character. and sub mitted to the inconvenience of incar- ] ceration philOsophicaly.
 SEEK sEPARATIoN-Divo ac-
 
 of the superior court. Emma Purty 1 man vs. Jesse Elmer Purtylnan. non l support. Married 1903 Jeannie B. | Culp vs. Daniel l.. Culp. cruelty mar
 ried 1905 Isabella c. Hawkins vs. John r. Hawkins. Plaintiff asks for a separate accounting and alleges that objects to the manner in which her ! property nas been handled. Mrs. Hawkins also seeks a legal separa- | ton, married 1906.
 1 POLICE COURT-1n police court yesterday Frances Aleque was fined ss for being drunk and JlisOrderly l She offered a portion of the fine l which she said was all the money 1 she had in the world. but Judge l Thomas declared that the city did not need the money as badly as that and 1 gave the woman ten days to raise the money R. c. Pennington an able 1 bodied citizen without SVisiDie means of support was given ten dollars or
 ten days R. c. took the days for
 ten reasons, the first of which is 1 that he didn't have q dollar.
 LOOKS LIKE OIL. Capitalists who are prospecting in the south
  | said to be much encouraged over the 1 outlook in what is to be known as 1 the Agua Caliente field. Yesterday twenty eight oil claims were filed for record in the office of the county recorder The signers to the claims 1 include Colonel w F. Cody Buffalo BnD c. F. Knoblough, prominent 1 New York attorney, and D. B. Dyer, | Emil Zittan, J. c. Loderman, J. H.. Tait. M. R. Russell and F. II. Gar low.
 | PAVING WORk-While the con- crete and bitulithic work is going for ward on Central and First avenues the curb and blow gangs were started yesterday on East Jefferson street. The curbing is being built, prepara- tory to paving, between First and | Central avenues, and the big steam blow commenced tearing up the street ! surface at Fourth avenue, working ] east section of the completed pavement at the intersection of Gen. tral avenue and Jefferson street is heinz reI9id. the having commission