Arizona republican., 1912-05-07

Clark and son Edward left for San
 Diego to spend the hot months at
 the scashorc.
 RETURNS EAST-D R. Lester who has been spending d part of the
 season in the Salt River valley left last evening over the Slnta Fc for Detroit.
 LICENSES IssUED-Marrlage H- Censes Wer issued yesterday in favor of George (. Cutter, and Pansy Eli son; Gordon Kendall and Gladys l.. Thomson. All of the contractors are residents of MaricoUa county.
 WHEAT GOING UP-That is the wheat grown by John L. Painter is aviating. The sample donated at the board of trade has reached the six foot mark The sheaf is on eXhibi- ton at the board room and skep- tics can call and verify the mea- surements.
 TOOK NOTiCE-Judge Julian Mack ot the United States district court has taken judicial cognizance of the report of the superior court grand jury which declared the county jail to be greatly overcrowded and he has ordered number of federal prisoners under sentence there transferred to other counties.
 DETROIT VISiTORS.-Mrs. F. Me Ginnis and Mrs. D. M. Myers of Detroit are visiting at the ranch of IT. Renaud. They are much inn pressed with the climate after eX- periencing a severe winter inMichi- gan. and are possible investors in local orange lands.
 FEDERAL COURT - In United States district court yesterday John RoVelso was found guilty of engaging in business within the confines of forest reserve without q license. A fine of $50 was imposed. William Fourr charged with the unlawful fencing of public lands was then placed on trial w. B. Clary of Bis bee. and l.. l.. Henry of Globe, were admitted to practice before the dis trict court
 SUPERIOR COURT-In superior court q trial jury panel of forty-eight jurors was called. and excused until this morning. Cases set for trial today include the state against J. Marron. = John McNulty. assault with a deadly weapon; Jesus Lopez. assault with deadly weapon: Lou Tuck. burglary. and Jack CoIlett. forgery. Yesterday Chris Dillman, pleaded guilty ot bur sjary and sentence was suspended.
 ASSAULT IS REPORTED.-Word came from Maricopa last evening that d man named Hughes employed at Sacaton by the Phoenix Wood and Coal company had become involved in q quarrel with an Indian and had been seriously injured. Hughes. ac- cOrding to the information was sent to the Phoenix hospital but no such case is of record there. and the sheriffs office is without infOrma- tion concerning the alleged assault.
 ROUTINE SINESS-Board of upcrvisors met yesterday in regular session and transacted considerable routine business. audited bills. and all lowed claims The board has author ized the paving of Second avenue be- tween Washington and Jefferson This will completely surround the county property with paving if the owners on the west side of the block sign up. These include a fifty foot frontage owned by the Trinity Pro- Cathedral corporation.
 TUCSON CONVOCATION-Annual for the Episcopal district of Arizona will be held in Tucson this week with clerical and lay delegates from all parts in attendance. Among those from Phoenix who will attend f lA " bishop of Arizona. who pre- sides over the deliberations of the Rev Williamc Scarlett vice rector of Trinity Pro- Cathedral and Rev. B. R. Cocks. missionary. and superintendent of St. Luke's Home. and secretary of the convention
 RANDY IS DEPUTY-City Re CCrder Frank Thomas is among those present in Los Angeles this week. During his absence Charles Randy is acting recorder and Justice of the Peace C. ". Johnstonc acting police ma Gistrate. At the council meeting last evening City Engineer Turney was drafted to read petitions and ordinances. There being more work than one man could handle. even one with the ability of the deputy and acting recorder.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE Games in the Sunday school baseball league will be continue today when the Episcopal team meets the Cen tral Methodist at the East Seventh avenue grounds; Bethel will play the J. E. C.. team at West Seventh avenue; First NJ r. church school will mix it with the Presbyterians at tn Churchill grounds. and the Christians will battle with the Bap- lists at Polk street. Great interest has thus far been shown in the series, and large crowds of partisan rooters date the Presbyterian team leads the league with a percentage of 1000
 ELECTION DAY.-This is election