Arizona republican., 1912-05-19
HERE FROM MEsA-Mrs. Mar

Till and wife, of Benson, reached Phoenix last evening, and registered at the Commercial.
 QUIET NlGHT.-It was an un- usually quiet and peaceful Saturday night for the police and fewer ar rests than usual were made.
 EVENING ARRIVALS-Among the arrivals on evening trains last night are w R McComb, and O. c. Duffy, from Wilcox. and Charles Alexander, from Globe
 FROM ABROAD.-C. R. Trickey, of Santa Ana. California, NJ. K Rem ington. of Ray: Mrs H. Blome of
 Mesa; and II. L. Pattee of Winkel-
 man, were Phoenix visitors last ev-
 ening.
 SHERIFF AND JUDGE.-Sheriff
 J. D. Adams and Justice of the Peace c. w Johnstone will be in charge of
 the seven prisoners to be transported today from the Maricopa county jail to the penitentiary at Florence. DRAKE IN TOWN.-W. A. Drake. general manager for the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix lines of the Santa F'e came to town last even ing and registered at the Hotel Ad- l ans.
 PIANO RECiTAL-Tomorrow even ] ing at the Arizona School of Music the Misses Fay and Hazel DeMund pupils i of Glenn 4. ToWner. will present ! piano recital, assisted by Miss Altheda i Oliver. soprano pupil Of C. R. Nuetzel. | The program will open at 8:30 o'clock and is open to the public
 ! A PROFESSIONAL CHAPERONE | Among those who accompanied the east of "Stradella" to Tempe last | night. where that light opera was put on at the Normal school auditorium i by the musical director of the Ari- zona School of Music, Prof Neutzll,
 was Dr. F. NJ Brown The doctor was not a performer but just went 1 along to see that the party Wts ' properly chaperoned and kept their eyes straight"
 AUTO ROAD MAP.-The Board of ] Trade library is now supplied with a l copy of Wcstgard's strip Map of i the Trail to the Sunset" The book l is published for the American As l sociatiOn of Automobiists. It shows l the roads and landmarks of every mile of the transcontinental auto
 road from Chicago to Los Angeles. 1 one of the most interesting sections 1 of the trail is that between the Roosevelt dam and Phoenix.
 : A. PHOENIX COLT-Thc Breeder and Sportsman of San Francisco re ports that at the race meeting held at Pleasanton. Calf. May 1. the free 1 for all pace was won by Billy Smith 1 who paced the two heats in 2:124 and 2;l0l4. This was the first time 1 he ever started in a race and shows i him to be q colt of the highest class. He will be raced on the Grand Cir
 cult. Billy Smith was sired by the
 Phoenix owned stallion Directly, l2:O3A
 REUTER- INSPIRED.-C II. Reu- ter says that the climate of Arizona is responsible for the inspiration ! which led him to invent, perfect and ipatent q pump jack which those who 1 have seen it say has solved the prob l lem of pulling pipe out of deep wells. The pump jack is simple. but very powerful; one man being able tn lift a thousand pounds of pipe. 1 The device was tried many times before patent was secured, and prov ed highly successful in every in stance. The inventor who is q me
 chanic employed by the J. \. Ahl- Quist company hopes to interest local capital and to manufacture the jack in Phoenix
 TO BOOST PHOENlX.-Harry Welch. who spends all his time thinking of new ways to exploit Phoenix and the valley. has just completed and submitted some highly interesting and well illustrated ar ticles to the Automobile Journal and fthe Roadmakcr. periodicals of pro- test against benighted conditions of }public highways. Both the stories are IabOut the roads to Roosevelt and in the valley; the pictures are the best of q big collection that has accumu-
 lated at the board room since PhOe-
 nix people began to take an interest in motoring. Another article is being
 prepared for HOard's Dairyman, and
 naturally deals with dairying in the valley. This too will be prOfusely il- lustrated with appropriate photos.
 MRS. CARR COMMlTTED-Mrs Stella Carr was committed to the 1
 hearing yesterday afternoon when an
 inquest into her state of mind was conducted by County Physician TafeI
 and Dr. John W. FOss. This case again emphasized the need of an in-
 stitution with a scope between that of the county farm and the asylum
 The woman is by no means violent and on most subjects is perfectly
 sane, but is in need of careful care
 and attention. She believes that
 nearly everyone with whom she comes in contact is prosecuting her
 A number of witnesses were called
 to prove her lack of responsibility
 among these being Miss Gilchrist. ot . the Associated Charities, Chief oi Police Moore and Griggs Carr, SUI perintendent of streets.
 STOLE 4 MARCH.-Friends ot Roy Mccarthy were weeping and wailing and gnashing their teeth last evening over the march which that young man is said to have stolen tbap, hy C1IDDnY tjD1p rY1orria 9 (