Arizona republican., 1912-05-10
MRS. SEAMAN IN TOWN

! 1 Hotel Adams.
 CLEAN SLATE-For the first time l in many weeks the police docket showed clean record yesterday and ! no police court was held.
 l SOCIAL POSTPONED-The social 1 that was to have been given by the | Presbyterian aid has been postponed. l Announcement of the deferred date 1 will be made later.
 1 WANTED--Ir Mrs Curtis Newton ] and MT J. W. Norris will present
 themselves at the city ticket office of the Santa Fe they will learn | something to their advantage WATER DAY-This is water day. 1 Pay up at the office of the city water | department in the city hall before five o'clock this evening or q penalty
 of S1 is added, and the service dis 1 continued.
 JUDGE HAWKINS HERE-Judgc
 J, J. Hawkins, of Prescott, was at the Adams last night on his way i home from Tucson where he has 1 been in attendance at the Episcopal 1 COnVocation.
 l CHAS. RICHMOND IN TOWN- Chas. Richmond, son of G. B. Rich
 mond is in Phoenix on his way to 1 Old Mexico on mining business. He has been many years in the mining business in Central America He is d graduate of the local schools.
 GIBSON ON TRIAL-Whcn su- 1 perior court adjourned last evening J. H. Gibson was on trial for hold 1 ing up H. C. McDuff. The hold up l is alleged to have occurred on West 1 Adams street last January and to
 have been followed by an exciting chase in which a number of citibcns participated
 PAsTlME-ATHLETIc GAME-The i Athletics have raised the wind twenty dollars worth-and the game
 with the Pastimes will happen next 1 Sunday at the Polk street grounds. Now that the baseball warriors have l something to fight about, the fans
 may look forward to lively session
 the next time bats are crossed
 MARRlED-Simon Muchenthoiler
 and Anna Riebstein were married i yesterday afternoon by Justice John
 stone and left on an evening train l for New York from where they will sail in few days for the old coun- try spending several months with | friends and relatives in Germany be- 1 fore returning to the Salt River val i ley. MALCOLM GIILETT'S FUNERAL The funeral of the late Malcolm GilIctt will be held this afternoon att 3:15 o'clock at the family residence $20 East Willetta street. There will be a religious service conducted by 1 Rev. ] Harvey Deere and Rev.
 Henry Martyr Campbell after which the members of the Elks lodge will
 take charge and interment will be under their auspices.
 BISBEE LIKES IT-Bisbce is one
 of the banner postal savings towns in the United States due to it's large foreign population and the many mine employees there. For the year ending April 30th. 1912. S03 accounts were opened at the Bisbec postofficc.
 of which 5O1 are still in force, There
 have been 251O deposits and S20 with
 drawals: $136.12S has been deposited
 dn $46.579 withdrawn leaving bal ance on deposit of $S9,J49; $3,36O has been invested in bonds.
 CLOSE SHOOTING-An excited individual appeared in police head quarters last evening with a bullet hole through his coat and shirt. He
 said that he shook hands with death at the corner of Fourth and Jackson streets. and missed q closer acquaint- lance by less than half an inch. There was a quarrel. the details of
 which he did not remember. and then
 a series of shots. Later other shots
 were heard. Officers Nalcnzzuela and Harris made an investiga tion.
 Early this morning Captain Brisbois
 was engaged in an effort to locate the gang which seemed to be back of the uprising.
 PEROGA GUILTY-Joseph Peroga, accused of selling liquor to Francis
 Del an Indian was found guilty yes terday in United States district court
 and sentenced by Judge Mack to
 serve sixty days in the Gila county
 jail and to pay q fine of $l00. A
 demurrer to bill in equity interpos-
 ed by the defendants in the case of the United States of America against
 the Bisbee and Echo Water company was argued and submitted The liti- Sation goes to the title to patents in
 q mining claim. Several cases are set for jury trial in this court next Monday. It is expected that most of the criminal work will be dispos- I cd of next week. Judge Mack will, remain in the city during May. The
 last jury civil case so far set for : trial is for June sixth. John Carroll, convicted of passing counterfeit coin was sentenced to serve three years
 in the federal prison at Atlanta Struckmeyer and Fisher. attorneys for Charles Fl. Mcdonald indicted for using the United States mails for fradulent purposes interposed a de
 murrer to the indictment. After ar gument the demurrer is sustained, !, the indictment quashed and the de- 2 fendant rnleaSe from custody.