Arizona republican., 1912-04-27
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tinged with mercy is what Antonio Nalenzuela will get if the jurys recommendation is adopted by the court. Valenzuela was found guilty of providing an Indian with liquor but the jury urged judicial clemency in the administration of sentence
 J. w. STAUFFER RETURNs.-J w. Stauffer of Upland California, is in Phoenix for a months visit. MT Stauffer has been living in California for the past two years, previously living in Glendale for IS years. He will spend the summer in the east returning this fall to again make his home in salt River valley.
 HAS THE COIN-County Treasur- CT Mcdonald has in his possession $l1,500 turned over by the state for school apportionment The state monies are but a small part of the funds required to maintain the uibution is to- be made at once un- der an apportionment prepared by the county superintendent
 A FIT SUBJECT-WiIliam w. Kane. for many years a resident of MaricOpa county yesterday filed his petition for final naturalization pa pers. When these are ordered King George will be one subject shy and your Uncle Samuel that many to the good Kane is a native of Can ada. w. $. GoldsWorthv and Henry K. Bain appeared as witnesses.
 BOARD FOR TUCSON-When the Pastime ball team leaves for Tucson at seven o'clock on the Cinco de Mayo the boys expect to take with them 125 rooters, the Industrial band, and Bell. Porter and Avalez. pugilist all Of which equipment is to be used in adding to the gayety of nations A special train will handle the busi- ness, the return trip being commence ed at one o'clock on the morning after.
 JOHNSON HELD-United States Commissioner C. W. Johnstone yes terday held E. Johnson for the federal grand jury on d charge pre- ferred by Chief of Police Moore WhoI alleges that the defendant gave liquor to an Indian. Inasmuch as d United States grand jury has just been dis charged Johnson will spend more or less pleasant summer in the coun- ty jail awaiting the calling of another jury in October
 RELEASED-Under the provisions of the poor convict act United States Commissioner Johnstone yesterday ordered the release of Nacho Rivera who was sentenced seven months ago by Judge Kent to six months in the county jail and pay d fine of $100 for selling liquor to an Indian Rivera has served the six months and thirty days additional on the fine, at the end of which time the law permits him to set up his lack of means and be released
 LED-An organized effort on the part of ward leaders was. made yesterday to round up the voters in the second and fourth wards for the purpose of registration in order that the will of the majority in the two wards may be suitably expressed at the forthcoming councilmanic cleo ton. The city recorder remained on the bridge until midnight last even ing thereby catching upon his rec Ords the eleventh hour and fifty ninth second repentant.
 COMMITTEE MEETS-A commit tee appointed at recent meeting of teachers, principals and superin tendent to provide for a uniform regulation of grammar and high school cOmmencemcnts along less elaborate lines than are now adhered to will meet at o'clock this after noon at the Central school building in Phoenix. County Superintendent of Schools J. A Higgins is chairman of this committee and because of the session the office of the county su- perintendent in the court house will be closed at noon for the balance of the day.
 INSPECTION TRIP-County board of supervisors will journey to Mesa today for the purpose of inspecting the new county sub jail and town hall just completed in that place The building was erected at a cost of $35O0, five hundred dollars of this amount was contributed by the city of Mesa while the balance comes from the county treasury. The su- pervisors will also seize the oppor- tunity to make a careful inspection of the roads, especially in the Chand- Ter district where the county is ask ed to take over sixty miles of new road Road Supervisor Acuff will accompany the party The trip is expected to take all day.
 SUPERIOR COURT-Grand jury yesterday returned six indictments. Thomas Chavez and Jose Pisano were jointly indicted for grand lar ceny; John McNulty for assault with deadly weapon: J. H. Gibson, one count, assault with intent to com init 2 robbery; two counts, assault with a deadly weapon: Jesus Lopez, assault with a deadly weapon; Por- firio ArviZu, murder. Arvizu is the man who is alleged to have killed Francisco Nalenzuela with a club. on South Third avenue last November in an argument over a woman. The grand jury is keeping well up with it's work and will finish it's task by the middle of next week
 BRIDGE WORk-Work on the new state bridge across the Salt at Tempe is progressing as rapidly as possible when the high stage of water with which the workers have had to con