Arizona republican., 1912-07-30

COURT TODAY-Superior Judge | Phillips returned last night from
 Prescott. where he has been holding | court, and will be ready for business
 this morning on his own bench. GUARDSMEN WILL ATTEND l FUNERAL-The members of Com pany A of the national guard will as sembe ths afternoon at o'clock at ] their armory, in uniform, to attend the funeral of their late member, Albert 1 Cox. which will be held at the family 1 home.
 THE FORD-Fred Boke. Los An geles; Mrs J. B. Preiss, Flagstaff; J., | c. Peterson, Mesa; Paul Gatlin, G. w. l Atkinson, J. G. Compton, A. J. David | son. Tucson; w. A Boyer, St Joseph.
 Mo; $. R. Murphy, St. Joseph; C. J. | Lambright, St. Joseph; Jno. A. Cant, Mesa; Chas Sabin. Mesa.
 THE COMMERCIAL-Wm McGrew. 1 San Francisco; Mobley Mendacos, Fl 1 Centro; C. w. Regir, Burlington; M. R Lufty, Ray; David Kyle, Cave Creek: MT and Mrs. l.. Geogre, Chand- | Ter: D. F Wallace, Jr., Mesa; B. F. Daniels. Tucson: Thos. Connolly, |
 E,aston, Ray: L. Karman. Ray; Carl 1 r. George. Campo Bonito.
 CHANGING LOCATION N-The | feather store of the Arizona Ostrich company is being moved from the l Martin block, corner of First and Adams streets, to another storeroom i owned by Dr. Martin on Center street opposite the Hotel Adams. | The storeroom vacated. it is under stood will shortly be occupied by the Ruffin Drug company.
 MONEY IN CIRCULATION-It is understood the Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company yesterday ] placed in circulation some $240,000 i in checks. which were being mailed l to the creditors of the Overland Tel i ephone company in the closing up of i the recent sale of the property to the Mountain States company. That ought to furnish little ready money for somebody and stimulate business | at the soda fountains.
 VISIT OF MIR. ENSIGN-O. H. En- sign. consulting electrical engineer of the reclamation service, with head quarters in Los Angeles, was here yesterday for days inspection of work on the local project. He visited
 the power house at the Arizona Falls and then proceeding to Granite Reef crossed the river and inspected the new South canal power plant which is almost ready for operation.
 THE ADAMS F. Curley, Tucson; R. Roberts. Pueblo. Colo; | w. J. Schurz, San Francisco; C. E. Stratton, Fl Paso; Joseph l.. $. Cole, | Denver; w J. Ash. Chicago; MT. and Mrs B J Baker. Boston; J. w. Much 1 ley. Los Angeles A w Ehler. Tue son; Jno F Mcintyre, Hayden, J. D. | Hale and daughters; Rocky Ford, Colo; Burt E. Gecrs, Rocky Ford, i Colo: G. $. Holmes. Jr, Salt Lake; 1 D. NJ Roit
 INQUIRY FOR TOM ASHTON | w. l.. Kerney, P. O. box 96 Council 1 Bluffs, Ia, writes Chief of Police | Moore saying he would like to learn l the whereabouts and address of Tom 1 Ashton. They were very intimate 1 friends as far back as 1873, when 1 they worked together on a cattle 1 ranch in Iowa Tom went west and i for q number of years followed the ancient and honorable frontier pro- | fession of a gambler, but in later years Mir. Kerney does not know to what he has devoted his talents. l Kerney has been informed that Ash 1 ton was in and out of the various l towns in this part of the state re- 1 gently, and he would like very much l to get in touch with him again.