Arizona republican., 1912-08-10

Mcqueen, is in the city for a day or two.
 SAM SMALL HERE-Rev sam Small formerly of this city but now residing in Los Angeles was a vis- itOr here yesterday.
 FOR CHicAGO-A NJ. Mayfield of Swift and Company left last night for the Windy City where he will remain indefinitely as the trip is principally for business
 TO MEET WITH FAMiLY-Mrs. John Bigley left for Flagstaff where she will meet her two daughters l. K. Bgley and son will join them later and all will spend pleasant vacation.
 DIFFERS IS llL-J. P Jeffers of the McDougaH & Cassou company is i'll in his rooms at the Adams ho- tel Although not seriously i'll. Mir. Jeffers was forced to leave his po- sitiOn until his condition improves
 A NEW WAGON-The bright vel low wagon that has been seen on the streets the last few days is not Q cage which holds the spotted lynx ApA Spiilt Ni'ollIIS ClICuS put II IS the new delivery wagon for the Bas- Witz Cigar company.
 FROM GLOBE State Engineer Cobb returned from Globe where he has been consulting the county su- pervisors of Gila county concerning the sttae roads in that region Mir Cobb left yesterday for Tucson where he will continue the good roads" question.
 GOYkE iLL-Albert J. Goyke, the new operator at the local Santa Fe office was taken to the hospital yes terday. seriously ill. He will be sup planted for few days by other members of the force, whose hope is that Mir. Goyke may be over his indisposition very soon.
 ADMITTED HIS ERROR Snitz the MaricOpa Indian charged with sel- ling or giving liquor to an Indian was before Commissioner Johnstone yester- day and admitted that he had violated the law. Snitz is otherwise bad In dian. A few weeks ago in the course of d drunken quarrel he beat another Indian into a state of insensibilitv in which he remained for almost a week
 THE LIEN LAW-Senator C. B. Wood yesterday received a letter from Representative Billy Graham of Co., chise county in which he discussed the miners lien law. He said that there was no doubt that Cochise would give it a heavy majority. MT. Graham said that he had not found much opposi- tiOn to il there even among the own CTS. The larger mine owners take very little interest in the matter The miners. of course. are solidIy for it. SUIT ON STOCK-Suit was begun in superior court yesterday by the Arizona Mutual Loan and Savings association against the Phoenix Con- struction and Supply company for 1 the recovery of the value of certain stock purchased by the defendant. an organization engaged in the construc- | ton of buildings. The amount of l stock was 5000 Security was fur l rished in the shape of d mortgage | on certain lots in Evergreen Heights SUNDAY AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH l Corner Fifth and Monroe. The Bible l school service of the church begins 1 promptly at 10 d. m. At Il a. m the 1 rastor delivers a sermonette a short talk and appeal from the Bible 1 school lesson of the morning. Special ! number of music by the mixed quar- 1 tet oh It Is Wonderful" by C. II
 Gabriel Y P. s. C. F. at o'clock | The evening services are held in 1 connection with union services at the l city hall plaza at : o'clock.
 RAY RUSSELL HELD-Ray Rus sell who last Monday morning stole ar automobile from his employer A Star | weather just for spite was given pre- 1 mary hearing before Justice John l stone yesterday and was held to the | grand jury in the sum of $500. The l authorities were not quite sure Wheth-
 CT the young man should be tried fol ] felony or for insanity. Any man who
 would expect to get away with tha | kind of a stunt could be properly sup posed to be insane.
 GUESTS AT THE ADAMS-Tht following are registered at the Hote l Adams: l.. Hirsch, New York; Geo
 w. Clark; R. $. Mason, Los Angeles
 Jas S Douglas, Douglas. Ariz.: P. H COtrille. Denver. Colo; R. R. COlman Los Angeles: T. Walter Bean. Denver E. C. Bellville and wife, R. E. Me
 Murray. San Francisco; F. $. SchOe
 craft Kansas City; J. C. Mcclure
 Tucson; NJ. Hoffman, Los Angeles
 H. Baumgarten, Tucson; N. C. Cur
 ley. Tucson; R. F. Gray. Los Angeles Della Stanfield, Los Angeles; D. A
 Stanfield, Los Angeles; J. Thos
 Davis. Denver.
 MMISSION AT WORK-A meet
 irg of the charter commission wa!
 held last night in the city counci 1 chamber. presided over by Vic | Chairman W B. Lount. Other mem | hers present were Secretary W. NJ ] Fickas, T L. Irwin, L. w. Coggins J. L. B Alexander. J. j. Kolberg. A
 Moore. Dr. F. $. Godfrey, F. r 1 1rott The commission began tn
 reading of the tentative charter for muIatcd by the old citizens com nittee and proceeded some distanc through the document, making som changes and suggesting a fuller dis