Arizona republican., 1912-04-24

this evening in rooms 30l-2 Fleming building. Matters of special business will be discussed and it is urged that there be a full attendance of the members
 PLEASED WITH VALLEY-L. H Collett, of Galveston, Texas, who has been visiting his brother for the past week, left for home last evening. Both have land interests in the valley, and MT CoIlett expresses himself as well pleased with conditions here.
 NEW cITlZEN-William Charles Stubb, a resident of MaricOpa county yesterday took out his final natur- alization papers in the office of the clerk of the United States district court. Stubb renounces allegiance to the corporation of Switzerland
 ARCHITECT HERE-H C. Frost, the well known Fl Paso architect | in Phoenix on business and is stop ping at the Commercial The firm of Frost and Frost of which Royal Lescher is the local representative are designers of the Y. NJ C. A., ar l Water Users buildings
 HERE OVER NIGHT.-Hon. Frank Murphy and B. r. Cheney returned yesterday from a trip through the southern part of the state where the distinguished visitors inpected their mining interests. They were guests over night at the Hotel Adams and will leave this morning for Prescott
 REVIVAL MEETlNG-The evange- liStip mDatinp 1f rho (Nhricti1D church last night resulted in one conversion MT. Harris selection, "The Convict's Christmas Night was well received Tonight he will speak on The Worlds Greatest Love Story" The chorus will present several selections. Ev- erybody is cordially invited
 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE ExAMIN- ATIONS-The United States Civil Service commission announces the eX- animation named below to be held at an early date. Application blanks and further information may be obtained from the local secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, at the post office in this city: Stenographer and typewriter, field service.
 GOOD DAY FOR eOYS.-Twenty- one pounds of boy was reported to The Republican office last evening. Ten pounds of the consignment be- long to Mr. and Mrs Fred Warren, arriving last evening at the home of the parents. 703 East Adams street. The eleven pound citizen belongs to Ar and Mrs John Hauscr, of 237 West Madison street.
 THE ALTON CASE. Superior Judge J. C. Philips yesterday declined
 to interfere in the case of Dr K. \. Alton who was before him on ha- beas corpus. proceedings, and decided that the case must go before tha grand jury. Alton is charged with practicing medicine without q license. his license having been revoked by the board of medical examiners, which board, the defendant claims is with out jurisdiction.
 REGlSTRATION-Registration for the second and fourth wards is going merrily forward. and at closing time last evening 447 names had been en- rolled. City Recorder Frank Thomas will keep his office open for the ac- commodatiOn of voters desiring to register until o'clock tonight and lplilcI ipN LISul, anu uilNiI 4Il''llA ilt I on Friday night. when the registra
 tion closes. No one whose name does
 not appear upon the new register can vote at the impending election for cCunciimen
 l FEDERAL BUlLDlNG-Work upon
 the new federal building is progress 1 ing to the liking of Building h. spector Lee Uuery. Brick are now l being delivered in satisfactory Quan ] tlty and quality. The government will soon furnish specifications for the furnishing and this contract will then be awarded. Ullery hopes to 1 turn the structure over in November ] but the prospective tenants of the l handsome building will be satisfied if , they can enter upon their reward by the first of the year.
 DUFFY SENTENCED Thomas | Duffy, the Prescott man who pleaded guilty to giving liquor to an Indian was sentenced yesterday morning by Judge Hunt to sixty days in jail, and to pay a fine of $1OO. At the request of the defendant he was sentenced to 1 the Yavapai county jail In this case l the court and United States attOr
 ney have recommended to the presi- dent that the sentence be commuted 1 in view of the fact that Duffy is in poor health and has already served several months in jail while awaiting l trial.
 AGENCY CHANGES HANDS.-Les- 1 lie Howard, who has had the agency of the Los Angeles Tribune in Phoe- nix ever since the paper started, has | sold it to +. L. La F1ambOy. The l change was not made because of any displeasure with the business but be-
 cause MT. Howard had become so infatuated with farm life in this val
 ley that he wanted to give it Whirl.
 He has bought a five acre patch in
 the Wilson district east of Phoenix l in, hn icir Of hnr