Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-27
Otrom Fridays Daily.) PHOENIX.
Marshall Coming in January.


 cratic national committeeman from Arizona, from Vice president elect Thomas R Marshall the next vice president will start for Phoenix on the fifteenth of January
 Tn letter to Mir. Ling Gov. Marshall thanked the committeeman for his personal work done in the state and also for the work of demo- cracy as a whole He said that his term as executive of the state of Indiana expired on the thirteenth of January and that on the fifteenth he would pack his effects and move to the sunny climate that Phoenix offers.
 The governor will remain in Phoenix about three weeks, accord ing to the information conveyed to Mir. Ling. While here m Phoenis he will be a guest of the state ot Arizona and the city of Phoenix. Already there are several plans for his entertainment At the dollar dinner. to be given by the board of trade on the twenty-sixth. further plans will be discussed. and it Is certainty that Mir Marshall will remember his trip to the capital of the state of Arizona.
 Fighting 3-Cent Fare Law.
 The last of the injunction suits brought against the state and county officials and private citizens repre- sentative of all the citizens. to pre- vent the putting into effect of the thrcc-ccnt fare law was filed yes terday morning when the Southern Pacific presented it's bill in the United States court Similar papers in an application for an injunction were forwarded in the ninth circuit court of appeals al San Francis CO
 Late the evening before the suits of the Fl Paso X Southwestern. tho Arizona and New Mexico and th, Morenci Southern were filed by E. F. Elinwood. general counsel foi rhe r.. P. X $ w who left that night for San Francisco where h' will make application today lt II probable that as in the case of th' Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. ; temporary injunction will be grant ed and the matter set for hearing here on December 2
 There will be brilliant array O railroad counsel here. For th' Southern Pacific there will be w r. Herrin at the head of the lega department of that road and Mir Durburrow who represented tha road in ,he first interstate com merce hearing here. MT. Ellin wood and Judge Hawkins of Fl Pas' will appear for the other roads thar the Santa Fe which will be repre- sented by Kent and Chalmers. MT Camp and others,
 Uncle Sam is Tight"
 Uncle Sam is a funny old person age as those who have much to d' with him have found out Postmas ter McClintoek who has been rath CT intimately associated with hin for the last eight years or more | discovering some new trait ever. day. Uncle Sam is small or near in some ways.
 The postmaster night before las applied ,o the city council for th construction of sidewalk iron Monroe north on Second avenu past the park" to the governmen building. He also privately inform cd the councilmen that that fl the wanted the street paved in front c the ornate structure they woul have to do it themselves. He ha just learned from circular sen out by the treasury department tha in all the United States the govern ment had never contributed penn to any street improvement in iron  or around its property and that was not likely that il would eve do SO. There has never been an af propriation for any such purpose Only in recent years has the go, crnment consented to build side walks about it's property and | doing that now t builds them ur der the guise of "approaches' the building,
 Drowned in Canal.
 Lucille Rich. aged tbrec years, tn daughter of MT and Mrs Joh Rich. met death by drowning abo, 10 o'clock yesterday morning, an irrigation ditch on the Howar Ranch, five miles northeast of tow on the Cave Creek road The litt girl had been playing with con nautpus and was seated pDOu III