Arizona republican., 1912-03-18
PIMA SHERIEE HERE

! sheriff of Pima county, was in Phoenix over Sunday. He combined some off 1 ciaI business with a "howdv" for the members of the legislature who are awaiting the opening of the session. IN K. OF p. hAil--The St. Pat
 ricks day dance to be given this even ing by the Woodmen's circle wifi be l held in K. of P. hal. Those in charge of the affair assert that 1T will be q sure enough credit to saint Patrick
 ST. PATRlcK's OAY-"The wear ing o' the green" was prevalent yes- tcrday by faithful Irishmen who did | not permit the stress of local events to drive from their memory the signifi- canoe Of the patron saints great day TUCSON MEN-John Nelson and w. L. Carpenter Of Tucson. Were among those present at the Ford yes tcrday. Other well known guests at the same hotel are A. ]. Davids of Tucson, Joseph Miller of Mesa. and A. M. Cavcn of Prescott.
 SALE ON TODAY-The great Redc- will piano s;tle scheduled to begin on
 
 Jay because of the non arrival of two carloads of player pianos which were held up bv eastern storms. These goods arrived yesterday and the sale Is now ready to proceed.
 TO SEE THE START-J ". Spear. managing editor of thc Tucson Star and the Bisbee Review, arrived here yesterday afternoon ana will give his personal attention to the conduct of the Pima county and CoChise county legations for a Jay or SD until the feathers quit flying and the blood is wiped un.
 A NEWS AGENCY-Nod Creighton has opened an office in Room 5 of the Western Union quarters and eX- poets to serve a number of territorial papers ds well as the United Press during the session ot the legislature II" will represent tn" Riboc Review. the Tucson S,ar. the Present. Journli Miner ani perhaps others employing Such assistance as he may require
 IN SLICES -Magin Davinio is dan ecrously hurt at house on South Cen,ral avenue. the result of seven deep stabe received during fight with q man whose name he refuses to l reveal The fight occurred Friday | night after quarrel and Davinio's as sailant literally sliced hIs anatomy in- l to ribbons. Dr. Sergeant. city phy- | sician, is attending th" injured man. ] and the police are at work upon the | case.
 THE REPUBLICAN PHALANX- It k expected the Republican COntin- ! gent in the legislature will l.e on hand 1 promptly to make itself felt in today's ! rocoedngS with it's martial array Of 1 four votes in each house J. l.. Hub | bell and \. Gonzales were expected on | last nights train, J L. Brown of Pinal 1 county is on th" job along with Kirko l T Moore. who has been here waiting | for things to happen evcr since al- mission day r $ Rrccn is here smil- ing as are Frank Crofaot anI Thomas Maddock. Ralph Camcronp. who has hccn holding down the id in Wash ington until Congressman Hayden could mount it. will he here next week.
 COURTS AND LAWYERS-A scs- sion Of the United States district court will be held this morning for the purpose "f admitting attorneys to practic" tueir profession at the bar oc this court The superior court may convene la,er in the day. The su- preme court of the state will meet at 10 o'clock this morning at the court rooms in the capitol This, is the first session Of the court The Arizona Bar association Convencs ncIe t0dly. Af- ter witnessing the opening ceremonies at the supreme court and the lecisla- ture the association will meet for tho transaction of business and in the evening Wiil banquet a Ih" Hotel 
 MINOR ACCIDENTS Several min or street accidents occurred yesterday. Clarence Johnson. driving an auto mobile. struck Andreas Juarez who was on bicycle. The collision oc- cured at ;he intersection of Central avenue and Washington street Juar- rZ was taken tO his home a, i0G East Buchanan street suffering from severe abrasiOns and buriseS. Al the same place an automobile struck a blind man and knocked him down The man was assisted to the automobile Ii and taken to his rooms He is not ! seriously injured anu no report of the accident was made to the authorities At about the same time boy riding . bicycle was run down bv horse II and carriage at First and Monroe { streets. There was no serious injury -, in this case. Ii
 THE BIBLES PLACE-One of the I services of Sunlay was a held in the afternoon at ,hc Central C Methodist church under the auspices ( pf the |. M. C. A and the Church C Erothcrhood. The meeting was ai- ( dressed by Professor A. K Stablcr. IL c l [