Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Adams.
 AMONG THOSE PRESENT-Chas
 Moss, of Benson. and C. E. Phillips,
 of Stafford. are among those present
 at the Ford Hotel.
 FROM OOUGLAS-Albert Stacy, d
 the Capital city for a few days and
 stopping at the Adams.
 MOTION DAY-Superior Judge J. C. Phillips made d regular call of the motion docket yesterday morning; and handed down d few unimportant judgments
 STUBBS iNSPECTS-J C. Stubbs. general freight agent for the Southern
 Pacific with headquarters at Los An geles was in Phoenix yesterday on d periodical tour of inspection.
 GRAND RAPIDS vISIToR-C. F.
 Dodge has come across the country from Grand Rapids. Michigan. to spend time in the Salt River valley. While in the city Mir. Dodge is guest at the Hotel Adams.
 HARD LUCK HENRY-Henry Eickre. carpenter had the misfor- tune to break finger the first of the week but is now slowly recover ing from the accident. Henry hints Tt other recent misfortunes and hopes his run of bad luck will soon leave him.
 IT'S THE sYSTEM-City Flee triciln Copson is grouping his orna- mental street lights so that in the event Of trouble he can locate it at the minimum of time and trouble. Switches and fuses are being placed in convenient places and when the work is completed the lights in small groups will be amenable to easy cor rection and treatment.
 CASE TRANSFERRED-One of the parties to the action being d non resident of the state the cause of W. C. Hagen ys. Madison F. Larkin was yesterday transferred from the jurisdiction of the Arizona supreme court to that Of the United States district court. The suit involves a large sum and is to quiet title to a number of mining claims.
 PAVING WORk-The adding Of the top layer of bitulithic dressing to the South Central avenue pave | ment was commenced yesterday be- | ginning at Jefferson street. The ave- ] nue will be completed as far as the !, stations in q few days and l again opened to traffic South First l avenue will he the next stretch of | paving to be finished, and after that | the other work in the order of it's | precedence. An inspector from the | Bitulithic company is on the | ground. or rather on the paving, to | see that it is put down according to | Hoyle
 RANCH FISHlNG-B. A. Fowler Is contemplating turning his ranch | into an aquarium. Yesterday in the | middle of a field of alf llfa a silver l side fish was found Hopping around | just as lively as though alfalfa fields | were its native element The fish is ! l big one. being two and half feet | long by fourteen and a half inches in circumference. and measures five inches across the back It weighs [ ten and a half pounds and k very much alive and in good condition. This is one of the largest fish ever finding ifs way through the tortuous aterals md many head gates.
 ATTACHING JURORS-Sherifrs ! deputies are the busy little bees just | now reaching and subpoenaing grand ] and trial jurors for the impending | term of court Many of the services | nave already been made. As usual, he officers encounter some interest ng experiences and all manner Of excuses all of which are referred to Inc judge One man was found yes -erday who had been summoned on both the federal and county juries He thought that was rubbing it in just little. but when told that his services on the United States jury would doubtless be accepted as an excuse for release from the county service he departed much relieved.
 FIRE AND so FORTH-An in- significant fire which destroyed a chicken coop. and end Of shack barn near Central avenue and Grant street at eleven o'clock last evening brought grief to two. Fire Marshal Peter Sullivan, who was responding 0 the alarm from his nome on q bicycle ran into an open culvert and was badly bruised and cut about the lead and shoulders Nelson Borree irving an automobile refused to obey officer Bradley's instructions not to 'un over the fire hose. The police nan took the chaffeur to hcadquar- CTS where he was instructed by night :aptain Brisbois to appear in police ,ourt Monday afternoon. Prompt work by the department easily sub lued the fire at nominal joss.