Arizona republican., 1912-04-01
JUDGE DUFFY OF NoGALES-

whose home is in NogaleS and who dispenses justice for Santa Cruz i county naturally Sravitates towards Phoenix. The judge was here a couple of weeks ago. but he came again yesterday and is stopping at the Ford.
 MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Fannie Johnson and oscar C. Howard ! were united in marriage last night i by Rev. IT. Franklin Bray at the
 parsonage of the A. M. F.. church. A | few intimate friends of the couple were in attendance. Mr. Mary A. Caldwell attended the bride and Geo. w Caldwell was best man.
 GRAND JURY sILL-Supericr Judge J. c Phillips anticipates that
 the grand jury bill will pass both i houses of the legislature this week under the emergency clause. As soon
 as the necessary enabling act k passed the judge will summon grand
 and trial jury and proceed as rap 1 idly as possible with the trial of a large number of criminal eases await ; ing the disposition of the court. JUST 4 LOAN.-Aftcr the fire at the asylum last summer the author ities asked the Phoenix fire depart % ment to loan the institution a reel of hose and carriage in order that { they might be ready for future cmcr- Sencits. Chef Peter Sullivan com piled and the hose is still there. ! The legislature is to be asked tu make an appropriation sufficient to ! equip the asylum with an up-to- date ! fire fighting plant with plenty of | hose and chemical apparatus
 ELECTION DAY.-Tomorrow the members of the Water Users Associa- - ton face an interesting election in volving change in the administra . ! ton If the association or the con- 1 tinuation of the present office hold
 CTS. The polls will be open at the | various precincts throughout the day. and the heaviest vote ever boiled is looked for. John P. Orme. the present incumbent and Senator C. E. Wood are the candidates for president while
 there are contests for places on the 1 board of governors and councilmen in ! several of the districts.
 COUNCIL MEETING.-CounciI will meet this evening in regular session. 1 The usual mOnthi,- Srist of business will be disposal of. several pending ordinances passed. and q number of matters of greater or less interest discussed Additional paving plans will l-e approved. and it is probable
 that the market question will again ! be before the council Since the | proposition made bv council tO the
 farmers association that il borrow the money and build the necessary equip ment those interested in the city market plan have been figuring upon the proposition
 OFF FOR TUCSON-City Super | intendent of Schools T. D. Luprr, 1 County Superintendent J. A. Higgins. | Professor A. K. Stabler. of the High school. Professor \. E. Mathews. of 1 Tempe Normal. Professor Scudder, 1 of the Tempe city schools. and Pro ! lessor Robinson. of Mesa are in | Tucson today attending the confer ence of Arizona school supeTintend-
 ents. trustees and principals. The
 conference will last two days and ! eraI of the MaricOpa delegation.
 While in Tucson the educators are 1 guests at the University.
 4 DAYS vISIT.-Mr. and Mrs. W. A Miner of Ridgway. Mo. spent yes
 erday in Phoenix visiting friends and
 left last evening for California where | they will spend few weeks. Mir.
 and Mrs. Miner spent winter here about eight years ago and only for
 the fact that Mir Miner is deeply en- gagged in the lumber and banking business in his home town. he would i have interested himself here finan- | cially for he has q fine conception of i the future of this valley and loves to come here both for winter climate ana | hunting excursions of which he is fond He is q brother of F.. S. Miner who lived here for a year or so. the two being associated in business to- cether in Missouri
 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR - Easte Sunday is q most important event with all good Knights Templar. Preparations are being made for its observance next Sunday. Phoenix
 
 body from it's hall to the First
 Methodist Episcopal church at 7:30
 p. m when the pastor, Rev. pr. Ray
 C. Harker. will deliver the address
 No one who has heard the doctor
 since his arrival in Phoenix. will
 question that it will be most inter
 esting and instructive not alone to
 sir knights but to the general public
 as we'll. He is d most attractive
 speaker. It is expected that every
 member of Phoenix commandery will
 make arrangements to attend. All
 sir knights of other commentaries.
 in the city. are most cordially invited
 to join in the march to the church.
 and this includes all who may not
 have their uniform here. as we'll as
 those who have. Reserved seats will
 be given the knights