Arizona republican., 1912-05-12

HURRY UP TRlP-Uniteu States Deputy Marshal Bush Anderson re- l turned yesterday from a hurry up | trip to aGstaff and Williams where , he went to subpoena witnesses in cases soon to be heard in the United 1 States district court.
 NO COURT-Judgc Mack, of the | United States district court observed two half holidays yesterday. One of them came in the morning and the other in the afternoon. The answer is no court Several cases are set for trial tomorrow.
 JUDGE WELLS IN TOWN-Judge E. w. Wells. LeROy Anderson and l Assistant United States Attorney J. | C. Forrest were among the promin- Cnt PrcScottians to reach the Hotel Adams after the arrival of the even ing train from the top of the hill last night.
 McCULLOCH WANTS lN-James McCulloch. a native of Scotland, is willing to renouncc his allegiance to King George, emperor, defender of the faith, etc. in favor of Uncle sam and the old genteman's representa- tive in the white house. McCulloch has lived in Phoenix several years He has filed petition for final na- | turalization papers in the office of | the clerk of the United States dis trict court.
 COOK BOOK ON ExHl6iTloN- The cook book being published by i the Ladies Aid society of the Preeby- terian church will be exhibited in the windows of Berryhills book store and
 the store of the r. B Baptist Co. this week. The recipes are furnished by the best housekeepers in Phoenix and are of choice variety. They would be of great value in any kitchen and any woman who buys one will not only secure something worth while but help the society in it's worthy work
 DESERVED RAlSE-City Elec- trician Copson had q most acceptable present handed him by council last evening in the shape of S2J per month raise in salary. Since the in stallatiOn and care of the ornamental lights have been added to CopSon's department he has forgotten what his home looks like and the raise is
 to compensate in part for the extra hours he has been putting in on this
 and other matters which come under
 his jurisdiction and make the cleo
 trical department of the city so up
 to- date
 BIG NlGHT-It was big night for the police In addition to the
 East Washington shooting there were numerous fights to Qucll, and half d
 hundred obstreperous trunks to put
 away. The entire night force. cN-
 tras. and subs kept the patrol wagon
 on the jump from early evening un- til after midnight one of the pret- ticst disturbances of the night oc- cured at dance hall where an ambitious couple attempted to in- troducc the Texas Tommy to q dis criminating audience. The mana ge- ment refused to stand for any new fanglcd notions and by the time the bclliSerants unWOund there wasn't even q shred of Tommy left. PENOERGAST COMMENCEMENT The Pendcrgast district school closed q successful year Friday even 1 ing when an interesting program was rendered by the pupils and l diplomas presented with An appro- prate address by County Superin- tcndcDt J. A Higgins This is one of two districts to maintain q ninth grade which really corresponds to the first year high school course. The graduates from the eighth grade are Bertha Nigh Orvilla Wood. Elsie l Smith, Ralph Penderg4st Louis Kipp, 1 Ed Perry. From the ninth grade . I l l'innis Barnes. Following the en- l terta inmcnt and presentation d pie l supper was served from which 22G40 was realized which is to be applied ] to the benefit of the school