Arizona republican., 1912-03-13

1 the pubic tO come and help good
 cause and enjoy a good time. Grand
 march at S:30.
 1 INQUEST HELD-Coroner John stone held an inquest yesterday after I noon over the remains of a two months I old infant which died withou- medical l attendance.
 l WOMAN tAWYER-Mrs. Sarah | Herring Sorin an attorney at law in 1 Tucson is a guest at the Hotel Adams I Mrs. Sorin was yesterday admitted to l practice before the United States dis | trict court.
 AT THE ADAMS-E. P. Draper. of
 San Diego; James F.. Harper, of Los l Angeles: W. Spencer Hutchinson. of | Nulture: and Mir. anu Mrs. w. M. Will 1 Der. are among the recent arrivals at l the hotel Adams.
 SISTER COMlNG-A telegram was
 received last night from Mrs. Briggs
 in San Diego saying she would leave | at once for Phoenix. The funeral of her sister. Mrs. Mary w. Hickey, will therefore not be held this afternoon as | has been arranged.
 I TiSiNiSS-NN W illiallIi 1 Faversham and his talented wife (Ju- | lie Opp together with other members ! of the Faversham company are stop | ping at the Adams. This is a day off l for the company and it is to be inn proved by horseback rides and a picnic at Comeback where ''locai color" will be assimiiated
 GUARDIAN OF cHiLDREN-Mrs Etta V. Sutton is appointed guardian of her minor children Phon D.. May nard b. and Harry l.. Sutton. The estate amounts to about s1.9OO left by the father. an electrician. who was killed by coming in contact with a high voltage wire while working last sum- mer on tine roof of the city hall. JUDGE IS LUckY-Judgc C. w. Johnstone is naturally a lucky man. If he were not he would not be holI- ing office and friends at the same time after quarter of a century trial. Then again ha is fortunate in his assist ants for Miss Lucy K Jones. of Wick cnburg has been added to the clerical staff Of his office.
 GARDINER HElD-Nictor Gardi- ner accused of assaultinG pr. John A. Lentz during quarrel over a bill was given hearing in Judge Parker's court yesterday. The evidence was varied and conflicting and the court ended the proceedings by binding the young man over to the superior cour' in s9O0 bail. Judge Langston appeared for the plaintiff. and the district at torney conducted the prosecution.
 BOARD FOR SALT lAKE-A joint announcement is made by the South ern Pacific and Santa F'e of reduced rate from Phoenix to Salt Lake City on account of the Mormon conference to be held on that city early in April. The tickets will be on sale March 30, ard Sl. and April lst. good returning for sixty days. The rate is S43.S5. The Southern Pacific announces the same rate from Mesa.
 ABSORBED COMPETITOR. - The Redewill Music company has bought the stock of the Phoenix Piano com pany, which not long ago opened for business on West Adams street, un- der the management of r. G. Billings. Mir. Billings intends 10 go to Fl Paso, where he expects to open plano house. The Rcdewill company will continue the business on West Adams street as cut-price piano house, in tending in that manner to dispose of their recently acquired stock.
 COMING FRlDAY.-Arthur P, Da- wis. chief engineer of the reclamation service. and l.. C. Hill. supervising engineer of this district, are expected here on Friday. coming via Yuma. No one seems to be informed as 10 their plans on arriving. whether they will be here a day or a week. but doubtless that will be known before they get here. and it is expected there will be a special meeting of the board of governors of the Water Users association to confer with them.
 NAME CONFUSED-A topographic cal error changed the name of the plaintiff in the million dollar fore
 closure suit filed Monday in the Unit
 cl States district court from the
 American Trust Company to the Ari- zona Trust Company. The plaintiff in this case is the American Trust Company and the defendant the Ari
 zona Commercial Copper Company.
 William M. Seabury is the local at
 torney representing Currier. Rollins,
 Young and Pillsbury a well known
 Boston firm which has the big case i'll hand.
 MILITARY HYGiENE.-In line with the governments policy of prepared ness, in training the national guard for service conditions. Company A of the national guard of Arizona is to be given d talk by First Lieutenant F. F. Jewett of the United States army. detailed by the war department as inspector Instructor of the national guard of this state. His subject will be military hygiene. The lecture will be given tonight at S:15 in the Phoe nix armory, corner of Fifth avenue and Adams street. An invitation is extended to the members of Company and to all others interested in the subject.
 BEN BAUM HoME.-Ben Baum. a