Arizona republican., 1912-06-18

| TO PREScOTT-H. c. Cavaness left 1 for Prescott last night.
 l FOR THE SUMMER-Frank J. Blount left last night for a summer 1 visit in the east.
 GONE TO OREGON-Mrs. Josephine
 Lund lert last night to spend the sum-
 mer in Dallas, oregon.
 HERE ON A vlslT-Miss Belle | Moore of San Bernardino who form 1 erly lived in Phoenix for many years.
 is here on visit to relatives after I an absence of five years. For the last four years she has been teaching
 in the San Bernardino schools. l JUST OF AGE-Clifton E. Jones and | Miss Alta Brown were united in mar | riage yesterday by Judge Phillips. If 1 the parties had been any younger they would have been dependent upon the | consent CT their parents or guardians l The groom is just twenty -one and the bride, eighteen.
 ON PROBATION.-Arthur Brown,
 the boy who was arrested for break 1 ing into the PaStme bowling alley for the fourth time is at large under l an order of the court committing him
 to the custody of J. w. Canning, with | the understanding that he should re- port to the jail for his meals WANDERING PHOENiClANS- 1 There are two wandering Phoenicians l who are keeping the name of the good old town before the world. They are Oscar Irwin who is en route to Washington and H. H. Stone in Los
 
 ] in touch with the board of trade and making little errands in it's behalf in | foreign lands.
 NEW OFFICIALLY new official
 was added to the long list now doing i business for the state of Arizona yes 1 terday when George H. Allen was cho- l sen secretary of the sheep sanitary l board. Allen entered upon the per 1 formanca of his duties at once. | INTERRUPTED NSPECTiON-P | H. Hickey is still checking up the Water Users books. The work was interrupted by a days duty else where for the auditor. He says the l association has done world of busi- ness in the last year and Dr. Van der Veer is fully qualified to run a big bank Indeed that is just what the doctor is doing, for as some call it. ] the irrigation system is the water bank" of the valley.
 ANOTHER TRUCK PARTY-The 1 Lightning Delivery auto truck was the 1 transporting vehicle for a picnic party i that went to Granite Reef Saturday l night had a fine time all day Sunday and returned Sunday night Those en- l toying the outing were: Dr. T. J. ! Ritchie and wife Edward Nafziger and | wife, Charlie Vinci and wife J. w. | Arnold and wife and two daughters, J. 1 DOnneley and wife, T. J. Myers, Miss Bailey. 0. E. Carlisle and wife.
 ADAMS GUESTS-The following
 named registered at the Hotel Adams l yesterday: N. A Bellis. San Fran cisco: w. H. Seamer Swansea: Fred 1 Schilling, Los Angeles; Frank Gille-
 len. Los Angeles; Jos. Israel New York; L. N. Singley, Pittsburg; John L. Hamyan, Detroit; J. H. Cox, Los l Angeles; T. A. Stevens. Los Angeles; 1 H. M. Hawkins, Fl Paso; W. F. Kee- nan, Jr. New York; John B. Holman. 1 Phoenix; Geo. M Hahn, Phoenix; J. 1 H. Settler, Los Angeles.
 YOUTHFUL BUT HARDENED i Marshal Peterson came From Mesa 1 yesterday with Refugio YescaS who he 1 thinks ought to be sent to the reform l school again. The school will not be ] entirely unfamiliar to Refugio though 1 he may find that some changes have | taken place since he left there a few months ago He had been sent for 1 burglarizing a store in Pinal county. ! fo np a
 boy as most boys do under the genial | influence of Col MahOney but the l goodness of Refugio was all on the l surface. He broke into d store at Mesa 1 on Sunday night and was caught at it.
 AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES-Suit ] for damages was begun against the l Phoenix Railway company by Kath
 crime TuOiy for injuries received on l May 29 on the Indian school line while | alighting from a car of the defendant. | Negligence per SC is alleged in the ! failure of the company to have a con- 1 ductor on the car to direct the stop | ping ana the starting of the car. The 1 plaintiff signa1led for the car to stop | and it dl so. She was seated in the middle of the ear and by the time she 1 reached the platform and was about to l get off, the motorman thinking that 1 she had already alighted started the i car with the result that she fell on the ground striking her back and sustain l ing d nervous shock.
 DEATH OF J. W. .WILLiAMS-John l Wesley Williams who has been resi- dent of this valley since 1873 died last night at 30 o'clock, at his home half mile south and a half mile east l of Eastlake park, at the advanced age l of 76, after an illness of three weeks Deceased is survived by his wife and six children, four of whom are sons,
 and by numerous other relatives and host of friends. one of the sons, Will son Williams, is a resident of Los An