Arizona republican., 1912-04-03
SENATOR" PIcKETT-coIonel II

w. H. ROundtrec of this city and is an editor and publisher.
 SENATOR" PIcKETT-colonei II. L. Pickett and O. Gibson. Of Tomb stone are in town for d few days stopping at the Commercial. Colonel Pickett is one of the "Old Guard" who did not secure the senatorial nomination at the hands of his con- stituents last fall
 FUNERAL OF A. |. MORRILL, The funeral of IT J. Morrill, will br
 held this afternoon at o'clock in ! the parlors of Mohn & Driscoll and
 will be conducted by Rev. J. Harvey Deere. The body will be sent to
 Osage City. Kansas. for .interment. accompanied by his son Chester of LeavenwOrth
 INSPECTOR hERE.-W. II. Heile- man inspector for the reclamation service is in the city and will be here couple of weeks going over the ope- ration and maintenance department. Several matters relative to the equit- ! able distribution of water will be threshed out by the inspector and the heads of the department coming un- der his jurisdiction. the result of which. it is expected will be to min imiZe the service complaints.
 BANKS CoNSoLIDATE-A con solidation has been effected between , the Ray State bank and the Ray
 branch of the Gila Valley Bank and 1 Trust Co. at Ray. The State bank
  Ger the direction of William Russell as cashier The consolidation was entered into as al business arrange ;.nent satisfactory to both parties. There was no trouble in connection with either bank except that the field was not large enough for both to prosper so they consolidated. COULDN'T WEAR 'EM-Therc was | large display of clothing and hab- l erdashery in Judge JOhnstone's court yesterday afternoon when Chris Dill I man was given a hearing on a bur glary charge. The prisoner is ac- | cused of entering he room Of w. F. Price, who lives at GOA East Adams 1 street and apprOpriating to his own use a suit Of clothes. and a quantity O. neckwear. hose, handkerchiefs, jew l elry and other odds and ends which were identified by Price D;llman is held tO the higher court in 5000 bail. MONDAY MEETiNGS-Tne noon 1 day meetings held during Holy Week at the Trinity prO-cathedral are at tracting large congregations, and many business men find it convent ,-fg tA 1 take of the luncheon served in the 1 parish house of the church. The ser vice lasts from 12.05 until 12:30 and lunch is served at the latter hour. Brief talks are made by the yice-rec .. tor, Rev. William J. Scarlett These meetings will continue today and to- morrow.
 OvERWHElMEO Overwhelmed by the weight of the evidence against 1 them F. E. Romero. and Miguel Ro- nero told the story Of the theft of q horse belonging to r.. $. Patterson, another horse belonging to E. F. Elanton. and a valuable saddle the property of J. F. Cleveland. The men led officers of the law a merry chase for several days through noun | tain fastnesScS. but they finally were oVertaken and captured forty miles from railroad. They were each held to the higher court in tl00c bail half of which is for the horse and half for the saddle.
 MCKINLEY SCHOOL-The Parent i Teachers association of the Mckinley school, formerly known as the Moth l rci noon at 2:30 o'clock The hOstesses,
 Mrs H C. Dunlap, Mrs. c. NJ. Spell man, and Mrs Sheldon, the school principal. will receive the mothers at
 the door After reading the minutes
 of tho previous meeting paragraphs will be read from the governors
 message relating to free school books 1 Those present will be asked to dis
 cuss the subject and exchange their iviews There will be a piano solo by Miss Helen Boyle and talk by
 Miss Sharlot Hall. Refreshments
 will be served by the hostesses. A NEW ONCERN-Ramseys Au-
 to Supply House is the name of a
 new business enterprise at S41 and
 343 East Washington street. The proprietor is J. R. Ramsey who rep
 rcsents the Western Rubber Supply
 Go. of Los Angeles and in such ca
 pacity came down here about a month ago and looked over the field. He
 decided to go into business here and
 returned a few days ago for that
 purpose. MT. Ramsey says he pro-
 poses to keep everything in the way
 Of automobile supplies that any driv-
 CT will want and in addition he will
 mako a speciality of vulcaniZing. He
 has carload of Federal tires valued
 at $500 now on the way and due | tc arrive any day. This. he says,
 is the largest shipment of tires ever
 brought to Phoenix.