Arizona republican., 1912-05-08
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tires. Some record for the Rocky Mountain roads!
 MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage
 licenses were issued yesterday to Elm
 init Stuart, and Carlota Rowley, each
 of Maricopa county, and Harry w. Allen, of Hayden, to Clara F. Harbi-
 son, of Maricopa The latter pair
 were married during the afternoon by
 Judge Phillips.
 | VISIT DAM.-B. A. Fowler, I. c.
 Harris, Mel Nielsen, and MT. Trem-
 bier leave this morning for trip to the dam. The party will return in time for the board of trade dinner l Thursday evening. Friday morning Mir Nielsen will address the normal
 school pupils and be taken on I trip
 over the south side by Dwight B. | Heard.
 SUIT COMMENCED - Suit has | been commenced by the Phoenix Rail- road company of Arizona, against John O. NroOman. Plaintiff alleges that VroOman has failed to pay his 1 subscription bonus for the extension
 of the electric line to Glendale through
 his property, section six. township two north, range three east. Five hun
 dred dollars is the amount involved. PROSPERITY DiNNER-The board
 of trade annual prosperity dinner is 1 to occupy first place on the calendar 1 of the week The ladies of the Pres | byterian church, who will be primlr ! fly responsible for the eatableS have
 been so industrious in preparation,
 that q chicken famine threatened. l Happily that catastrophe was averted 1 by the timely arrival of an abundant supply of the fowl.
 FEDERAL COURT-WiHam Fourr. 1 charged with illegally fencing public i domains in Cochise county was found
 not guilty by q jury in the United ] States district court. The United
 States attorney has filed a civil ac- l tiOn against the late defendant in which relief is asked. and the removal 1 of the fences which the government l alleges Fourr has erected All day l yesterday the case of the United States of America against the Ara i VGca Land and Cattle company was on trial without a jury. This case comes from Pima county and the company is charged with illegally fencing public land THEY ARE PLEASED. Claude Cisney and Daniel McDermott, the republican members of the city coun- cil, who were reelected yesterday ! by a handsome vote. have been kept busy. since the result of the election became known, receiving the con GratulatOns of their friends. Both are naturally gratified at the result and especially so It what, they justly regard as q vote of confidence given them by the people of the city They have asked The Republican to express their appreciation of the generous support accorded them and to thank
 their friends for their effective work in contributing to their success at the polls
 SEEING THE ELEPHANT.-That
 A A Betts. travelling passenger and freight agent for the Atchison To- peka and santa Fe railroad, Santa
 Fe. Prescott and Phoenix lines has
 his eyes open to the main chance is evidenced by a dispatch which Harvey" sent The Republican last might Under the circumstances
 Betts' modest pride in his road may
 be excused, for press agenting is the best thing he does next to being C. P. & F. A A. T. & $. F. R. R.. & F P & P lines. The dispatch has to do with the presence in Los Angeles of the Shriners from this city and is couchcd in blank :!
 verse as follows: Special arrived on
 time Santa Fe service and scenic l attractions unanimously voted the
 best ever Everyone happy. Los An |
 rit in q
 world Fl Zaribahs ore exhibit, the ]
 stope, on ground floor Alexandria ! hotel sensation of week and will be
 of untold benefit from an advertising |
 standpoint"
 NATOR WORSLEYS BE-
 REAVEM A. A Wors 1 ley was not only sorcly bereaVed but l decidedly shocked yesterday morning. | on receiving a telegram announcing 1 the death of his greatly beloved sis 1 ter, Mrs. Agnes Worsley KerWin, at | her home in Silver Lake, Wis, he | having bod no previous knowledge of i
 her illness. Mrs. Kerwin was a tal- l cnted and educated woman and withal l popular one Before her marriage |
 to J. j. KerWin, to whose parental 1 care she leaves six children she had 1 made q notable public record as i school superintendent of Racine coun- l ty, Wis Though it was a republican l county with a normal plurality of HOO votes, she was the first woman ! to be elected to the office of super 1 intendeht of schools, and that honor l came with a plurality of 900 as a
 candidate on the democratis ticket. 1 She held the office for six years be- 1 fore her marriage. MT. Worsley was tendered the sympathy of many friends yesterday and the senate ad- iourned at an early hour for the noon recess. in token of it's consideration for his deep and unexpected sorrow. ATTENTION K. OF p. Members will meet at r. NJ. at