Arizona republican., 1913-03-30
JONES GOES HoME-Hon. D. P

representing the National Union Drug association of Detroit has spent the past few days in Phoenix. While here he placed the exclusive Phoenix representation of the associations lines with the Busy Drug store
 CASE OF SPINAL MENINGITIS pr. Sargent, the city health officer yes terday reported q case of spinal men lngitis. the first in more than two weeks The victim in this instance is an eight year old girl in the western part of town.
 LIEUTENANT CHRiSTY LEAVES Lieutenant Carroll Christy of the Fifth cavalry, U. $. A, returned to Fort Huachuca last evening after d ten days leave of absence, which he passed in Phoenix. Mrs. Christy will remain in town until the heated term
 ANNUAL CHARITY BALL-Tues- day night April l, at Patrick hall will be held the annual dance of the Harmony club. Inasmuch as all proceeds from dances, bazaars etc, given by this club are donated to charity, large attendance is expected
 CRIMINAL CALENDAR MONDAY Judge Phillips of the Superior court will try the cases that are docketed for immediate hearing on the crimin- al calendar, on Monday at 10 o'clock There are about seventeen persons that have fractured the various laws that will be penalized for their folly at tfat time.
 Motion Picture company's last reel bn smelting concerns up Hayden way and other interesting things near about Phoenix will appear at the Elm press tomorrow night for the first and only time The Pathe and Selig pie lures of the Aztec Sun Fete have not been heard from yet.
 DOUBlY A PARENT Billie Gaughan on Friday became the father of twins. MT. w. Y. Rumney a neigh Dor is authority for the statement that MT. Gaughan labored under intense ex- citement. MT Rumney said yesterday that he was the hardest man 10 take care of that he had ever encountered l in long experience
 WORKING SOMEWHAT TODAY- | A number of the members of the 1 legislature are expecting to meet at 1 the house chamber this morning for 1 the purpose of informally looking 1 into and discussing many of the bills ! that are on the calendar so as to if possible shorten the time for discus | sion in the regular session of the
 house.
 COMPLAINT ABOUT DEPOT-The
 residents of Patagonia in Santa Cruz
 county do not like the Southern Pa
 cific depot in that place and have
 filed a complaint before the corpora : tion commission about the matter
 The claim is made that the place is
 unsanitary, and uncomfortable. as
 well as having several other bad
 traits. The commission has assigned
 Commissioner Amos w Cole to go
 there and look into the matter.
 SUPREME cOURT-The supreme
 court yesterday afternoon heard the
 argument in the case of Webb vs
 the state, an appeal from the super
 for court of Yavapai county. Owing to a disqualification of Judge Ross
 Judge G. w Shute of Gila county was called to sit in the case. The arguments for Webb were presented by Reese NJ. Ling and those for the state by Assistant Count Attorney
 Morgan of Yavapai county, and Spe-
 cial Counsel J. Ralph Tascher.
 WOMAN IN NEED OF WORK
 Mention was made recently of the
 case of a man who was committed to the insane asylum leaving a wife
 ahd four children dependent wholly upon the mother The mother was
 taking in washing at IA East Grant
 street She has since moved to 1924 East Taylor near Eleventh street
 where she may be found by those de-
 siring to aid her in her work Fol further information regarding her anC , her needs, inquiry may be made oi J. w. Canning. probation officer. THE JURY HUNG UP-At d late | four last night the jury in the La . Pointe damage suit had not arrived I at verdict after having been out since 10 o'clock on Friday and tn.
 general belief was that it would not
 be able to agree. About o'clock las,
 night a telephone message was re-
 ceived at the sheriffs office iron Judge Phillips inquiring whether verdict had been reached. How long
 he will keep the jury together wa. : then uncertain but there is no req. , son why he could turn it's consid
 eration of this case into life impris onment The members will be un 8 ble to get out long enough to make application for a writ of habeas cor . pus.
 SIXTY DIE AT INDIANAPOLIS