Arizona republican., 1912-09-26

a few days of Miss Effie Irwin.
 YAVAPAI DISTRICT ATTORNEY HERE-P w. OSullvan, district at torney for Yavapai county was in the city yesterday from Prescott to argue the tax case before the supreme court
 FORD HOTEL-J E. Lord, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. Hennessy, Flagstaff; . H. Robeson, Denver; P. w. O'Sul IIvan. Prescott; F. C. Struckmeyer Phoenix: T. A. Pascoe and wife, Globe: r A. Humphries, w. $. Tag ga"t J. Caesar, Casa Grande
 A KNIFE WIELDER - Firmin Nurez who chased his wife around with a big knife was arraigned be- fore Justice Johnstone yesterday who set his preliminary examination for ten o'clock this morning. Nunez probably meant murder. He has d homicide record. Some years ago he killed d man at Globe
 SURVEY APPROVED.-Survey No. 3OO9. Big A Nuff lode, situate in the Globe mining district, Gila county, and claimed by Patrick Rose. Sur. No. 3008, Moonshine lode, Situated in the Globe mining district, Gila county, and claim ed by Patrick Rose. have been ap- proved by the surveyor general.
 PLEADED GUILTY-Rafael Her rera and Frank Flores who had been held to the grand jury were brought before the superior court yesterday on information. At the last moment they decided to plead guilty and each was sentenced to indeterminate terms of from one to ten years in the pen itentiary.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-A NJ. Me Omie, Tucson: R. B. Wharton, Los Angeles: C. NJ Jackman, R. P. Jack man, Wichita, kas.; $. J. Sullivan, Congress: J. H. Landreth, Chicago, Roy Zimmerman, Atlanta: C. II, Ocheltree, Williams. Ariz.: T. B. Jones. Jerome; C. w. Dening, King man; Mrs Myra Wilson. Salt Lake City.
 HOTEL ADAMS-F. Raymond, Los Angeles; Alice Park. Palo Alto. Cal; A A Chapman, Boston; George A. Crutchfield. San Francisco; J. r.. Mouer < R. Humphries. r. A Litch, Los Angeles; F. C. Adams. Prescott. Mrs. Lidig NJ. Brown. Fl Paso; G. II. Conaught. Los Angeles; l.. Bowmann. Chicago: NJ. U. Van Fleet. san Fran cisco; R. Schauwecker, St Louis.
 NATURALIZATION DAYS-It was announced by Judge Sloan of the United States curt yesterday that on the first Wednesday in March after the first Monday and the third We'd nesday in September after the third Monday naturalization matters would he heard Tn this connection George A Crutchfield. naturalization exam iner is in the city with about fir teen petitions to be heard.
 MAGNET MINES-Sur. No. 2777 Magnet, Magnet No. l, Magnet No. 2 Magnet No. 3, Magnet No. 4. Magnet No. 3. Magnet No. s, Copper Trust Copper Trust No 1, Copper Trust No ?. Copper Trust No. 3, Copper Trust No. 4. Keno, Keno No. lode claims situated in Globe mining district, Gila county. has been approved by the sur veyor general. This survey is claimed by the Superior & Globe Copper con pany.
 QUICK WORK - Superintendent Mitchell of the Phoenix Street Rail way company, with good reason feels proud of a record made yesterday evening in replacing a trolley wire between Seventh avenue and the Capitol building. It was just HE when the power was shut off on the line west of Seventh avenue and one hour and fifty minutes later the new
 wire was in place along d stretch ol more than mile and cars were run ming.
 ANOTHER DELEGATE GOING Another delegate to the American Good Roads congress has appeared 1T
 the person of J. c. Norris of Pres colt. a prominent member of the Arizona Good Roads association ant an official delegate to the congress under appointment of Governor Hunt Mir. Norris telegraphed from Prescott yesterday that he would attend tho Atlantic City meet Dell M. Potter the other delegate left for Los An
  there to Atlantic City.
 SUSPECTED RIOTERS Mated Lomas the man who jerked gur from the packet of Officer Duncar l in q fight in an alley preceding th' ! bloody events at the city hall or 1 September 16 was arraigned befor' 1 Justice Johnstone yesterday and hi 1 trial was set for Monday. The cas- of Ensetrio Bonillas, who is charged with participating in the affair a l the city hall by pulling the arm o i Chief of Police Moore as he wa ] about to shoot Ramirez who hat ! stabbed him will be tried on Sat
 urday.
 WAITING FOR HIS MACHINE | r. A. PascOe of Globe who with hi 1 family has been spending the sum mer in California arrived in the cit yesterday on his way home. MT. Pas l COG expected to make the remainde | of his trip in his automobile and | | the course of time he may do SC II He had the machine with him on tn Ii coast Six days before he left h
 shipped it to Phoenix but it had nc arrived yesterday. MT PascOe eX | rects to spend the most of his re Il naining summers in California an in order to avoid future diSappOint