Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

ms sentence llllS IIOIIliliS- ht p''' ance of the day in this court was occupied with the trial of civil cases.
 INDIAN HELD-James Matthews, an Indian, was arraiGned by United States Commissioner C W Johnstonc 1 yesterday and held for the federal grand jury on q charge of giving !! liquor to other Indians Matthews is i alleged to have bought the drink | from q Mexican who is already iu | custody and then to have divided his i acquisition with two Rcdmen
 GONE TO HoLRROoK-Sidney Osborn, secretary of state expected l to be joined here last night by Judge ! F J. Duffy of santa Cruz county when both planned to leave on al north bound train for HolhrooIt whcr, Judge Duffy will preside in the con tested election cas" between the re publican and democratic candidates for superior judge at the last elec- ton. AIr. osborn goes as witness and the custodian of the ballots which are in tine slf"k"cping of the secretary and which will probably be reviewed by the court
 LOS ANGELES VIslTORS-Nr and Mrs. C. C. Boyer of Los Angeles are Phoenix visitors and guests of the Hotel Adms. They expect to remain here d week or ten days dur ing which Mrs, Doycr will visit friends and her husband will be in and out of Phoenix transactinl of ficial business Mir. Foyer is district commercial agent of the WcStern ..I. southwestern district including south- em Ca!iforniI Arizona and southern Nevada He is looking over this part of his field with a view to studying the companies needs.
 AN ALLEGED NUISANCE-J. IT. Mulrein believes in laundricS all right. but he thinks they should be operated during ordinary working hours and not extend their efforts into the brief cuckoos of the early morning hours Mulrcin accordingly has begun an action in police court gainst one An sam. protesting against the active w3kcfulncss of Ah and his West Washington street wash shop. The case will ba heard hy Judge Thomas whose judicial acumen will be called into play to determine when is a laundry" r. $. II is all legged that Ah sam is al Chnamau
 BILLY" REMEMeEREO "Eiuy' Wilson. baniff in judge Philips court, and attache uf the sheriff's of flee, was haled into court tosethe;. with the recently acquired Mrs. Will son who came all the Way from Ohio to marry Billy. In the courtroom nearly a hundred friends of the popu- lar, officer were assembled and in q few eloquent passages of verbal poscry Vernon Clark presented the happy couple with q silver token If the esteem in which they are held. The gift is a card receiver, and W;'o received with a charact teristic speech of appreciation from Billy It Waa suggested that if he does not play cards any number of folks can po found who will elucidate for him the difference between full house and d locomotive headlight
 FILING OF PETITIONS - Before The Republican had circulated many hours yesterday morning three peti- tiOns for charter commission had been taken from the office of the city recorder and started upon their rounds Until this paper called at tention to the few remaining days in which nominations might be filed there was no general realization of the peril of permitting the election of June sixth to go py default. All nominating papers must be in by Saturday to secure q place upon the official ballot, and it is now assured that there will be at least three tickets. F. $. Godfrey has the peti- ton for the fourteen candidates recommended by the unofficial char ter commission. comprising half of the membership of that organization. J. b Martin is out with q petition upon which he will secure the neces- ! sary signatures for four or five rep rcsenta lives of the socialist party. 1 Another petition is also being circu- ! lated by the labor party.
 l MARKING TlME-Deputy United l States Marshal Bush Anderson is ] marking time preparatory to start
 ing for the federal prison at Atlanta, l Georgia. next Sunday when he will convey six prisoners found guilty of l
 ment and sentenced by the district court to terms varying in length from a year and day to seven l years. A R. Volk and Malin Lewis i of Phoenix; Frank Siclen, of Flor ence; John Lintell. of Prescott. and one other not yet named will ac- company the party as guards. One of the candidates for punishment is John Carroll. the NIaricopa county defendant who was found guilty oi 1 passing counterfeit coin and sen tenced to a three-year term The others are in the Tucson jail. The II start will be made at noon Sunday from Phoenix and from Tucson on the following morning. During the four Il day journey the guard will be divid-
 ed into three watches. two men being Il constantly on guard. The prisoners \ will travel in chair car Messrs