Arizona republican., 1912-03-08

! 1 Randall of Denver is at the Adams ] HERE FROM vIcKSBURG.-C. A
 Waters, of ViclSsburg. is spending a few busy days in Phoenix.
 LADIES AID socIETY-The Ladie.
 aid society of the First NJ F.. churct
 will hold tea in the church parlorS
 this afternoon at 2:30 o'cloc,
 DR. CHANDLER hERE-Dr. A. J
 Chandler of Mesa City. Los Angeles
 Chandler and other well known towns
 was a Phoenix visitor yesterday l A DOUGLAS MAN.-B. R. Rivera | 9 prominent resident of Douglas. and | C. Fred Bracket. of Mesa, are among
 the recent registrations appearing l upon the big book at the Ford
 GOVERNMENT PROTESTS 1 w. Johnstone, United States commits
 sioner, will hear the case of the
 government against Samuel West at
 9 o'clock this morning. West is ac- | Cused of cutting timber on govern | ment land in the Buckeye country. TO HAVE HEARING.-Arrange- ncnts are being made and witnesses
 
 Jesus Valencia who is accused of attempting to kill his wife a few days ago by liberal and promis- 1 ouOus use of a knife The woman is recovering.
 OFF FOR CASA GRANDE-Arthur l.. Bartlett and R. A. Young of this city leave today for Casa Crande: their mounts will be motorcycles. This will be a rather difficult jour ney as the going is poor. but the young men have a great deal of con- fidence in their machines
 RAUS MT 'EM.-The police have been busyinG themselves of late i'm the South Seventh avenue district near the city limits. Complaints have come from that locality of alleged disorderly houses, and the chief has caused several arrests 10 be made in an effort to abate the nuisance.
 REPUBLICAN LEADER-James K.
 Watson, the late republican leader of the house of representatives from h. diana. with a party of capitalists in- terested in the building of a million dollar water storage dam near Pres colt, is in the city for the purpose of viewing the wondrous effects of irri- gation.
 RECITAL ToNlGHT-Tonlght recital will be given at the Arizona School of Music by students from the various departments of study. The program will begin at S.l5 o'clock. and will consist of piano. vocal and violin numbers. with readings and dance numbers interpolated. The public is welcome to attend.
 C. o. ROBINSON DEAD-C. O.I Robinson. cashier of the Arizona Central bank. of Flagstaff, died yes terday morning at his home in that place, after few days illness of pneumonia. Deceased was well known throughout Arizona and had many friends and acquaintances in this city At the bedside were Mrs. | Robinson and her sister. Mrs. C. C. | who left Tuesday for l Flagstaff.
 DIDN'T GO.-The fire engine did | hot attend the incipient conflagra- tiCn ir a vacant lot back of the | high school yesterday afternoon. The | reason the fire engine did not re- srond to the alarm is because il 1 couldn't. The reason il couldn't iS because the team failed to hesitate ong enough to have the harness snapped on. but went on its unat- ,aChed way. By the time the horses lad been corralled the rest of the department was home again.
 DEScENDS FROM PIRATES.- All railroad men are not pirates: .either are all pirates railroad men. which leads into the presence in Phoenix yesterday of M. F. Van Horn, Pacific coast passenger agent 1t Los Angeles, for the Pennsylvania ines. Van Horn says that he is d lirect descendant Of the pirate rover 'f tho same name who antedated ;ap Kidd himself in securing the spanish main. Van Horn has aban- toned the sea and is making a trip trough Arizona in behalf of his 'ailroad
 POLICE COURT-Thc usual array If talent faced Judge Thomas in po- ice court yesterday afternoon No was displayed in the pleas if the defendants who admitted being trunk and disorderly. One of the prisoners was a womann who had aken occasion to use up all the lvailable cuss words in describing Ter husband to an interested audi nee. Five dollars or five days was ier contribution to outraged ustce. !. Hernandez escaped jail term be- :ause he had a ticket for Nogales which expired at midnight. He was personally conducted to the train and ent upon his way to the border own.
 CASE CAME BACk.-Theo. Phil ipS. a well known mining man of rejoiccs in the applied ionesty of railroad employees. Phillips est a travelling bag q few days ago ontaining a package of valuable ,apers. IL developed that the bag ,ad been placed a board a Santa Fe rain instead of the Southern Pacific hoo choos. and little detective gork on the part of Fred Kirkwood. tation agent for the Goldsworthy cad brought the precious receptacle ( light occupying reclining chair