Arizona republican., 1913-07-29


 The following parties were granted
 marriage licenses yesterday: James C. Hammond and Agnes A. Griffen
 Lewis Allen and Mary Hall; all the | parties are residents of Maricopa county.
 PERRY VS. PERRY-G. H. Perry
 through his attorney, Joseph Porter
 has instituted suit for divorce in | the superior court of Maricopa coun- ty against s. A. Perry. The com
 plaint filed by the plaintiff alleges
 desertion as the cause of the suit
 TINY BLAZE, BIG EXCITEMENT "A small blaze last night at the rear of the Sturgess Hay and Grain com i pany'S warehouse caused a lot of eX-
 citement and incidentally gave the fire department a nice little run. The fire was put out with the aid of a
 garden hose almost as soon as the l alarm had been turned in.
 FL PASO TIMES MAN-Luther Barnard of the circulation depart
 ment of the Fl Paso Morning Times is in the city for day or two on | business. MT. Barnard expects to 1 visit Phoenix in the future more
 often than he has done in the past l The Fl Paso Times has q large cir i culatiOn in this. section among the ] Spanish American residents of Ari-
 zona on account of the Spanish edi- i tiOn.
 REPUBLICAN coNCERTED-Th | new brass band of the Arizona Indus 1 trial school at Fort Grant under the | leadership of Carl Gung'l. formerly | bandmaSter in the United States
 army, visited The Republican office yesterday morning and played a most | enjoyable short concert for the bene- ! fit of the employees of the paper The band was returning from Prescott to Fort Grant having taken part in the annual encampment of the National Guard.
 PRISON DISCHARGES S-Governor Hunt yesterday signed the prison discharges of P. Eskintoles and Sam Lakish. The first named was in the penitentiary for six years for man. slaughter and was sent up in 1911. He served for one year eight months and ten days on the Tempe bridge, and that with his good conduct time brought his sentence credit equal to his sentence in two years, five months and nineteen days from the time he was sent to the pen In the second case the conviction was for assault with a deadly weapon on q three year sentence He served one year, two months and twenty-five days The communications take effect on August ,.
 BABY Mccoy BURIED-The fun eral of little Mildred Mccoy. who was run over by an ice wagon in front of her home 922 North Eighth street on Saturday took place yes terday morning. A large concourse of friends of the family were pres ent at the services. and numbers fol- lowed the little body to the grave. Many beautiful flowers were spread upon the little new made mound. The inquest was continued yesterday af- ternOOn Justice of the Peace John son presiding, and a verdict in ac- cordance with the circumstances was returned. It was brought out in the inquest that the accident did not oc- cur on Seventh and Roosevelt as formerly stated but right in front or the house, and that Mrs. Mccoy was looking for the little one al the time ] ADAMS ARRIVALS-J. H. Sum mer. Los Angeles: Thomas Cambell. R Relcher Prescott; F. Miller, Los Angeles; c. Crawford, Prescott; Catherine Powers, Prescott; Charles Pishon, city; w. J. King, New York City; H. M. Fennemore, city; F. A Wilde, Kingman; F.. A. Long, Chi cago; A. B. YOunge, Yuma; N. A. Leonard Tucson; F. w. Hanna, Washington, D. C.; C. Shoemaker Los Angeles; Harry Jamison, Los Angeles: B. r. Hunt, Tucson; H. Il. Hubert W B. Coberty, Iowa; Roy Hansberger, F. E. Elliott. Yuma; F. Miller. Globe; j. w. Frank, 1915;
 w. s. Caldwell and wife, Long
 Beach; J. A. Pundum, Globe; J. G. ArIin \ I Killop, Globe; B. w. zachan, Grand Canyon; P. c. Collyer, Los Angeles;
 Mrs. l.. K Drais, Florence.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-J. L. Will son, Denver Colo; Wm. Elers, Pres colt Ariz.; J. R. Armjo,- chairman
 board of supervisors. St. Johns; Di- vincia Duran, Theo Lopez, St. Johns;
 Frank A. Cuff, Mrs. Frank A. Cuff, w. R. Elliott and wife, Meca, Ariz.; Arthur Vontiler, Phoenix; A. $. Hen
 derson, Patagonia; John Preston, Winkleman; c. H. Neimeyer, Flor
 ence; Joe Pound, Chllicothe, Mo;
 D. D. Phillips, Thatcher; Harry
 Evans, Yuma: T w. Hellinng. In sas City, Mo-; w. U. Cassidy, New York City; Phil c. Merrill. Pima; Benj Blake, Solomonville; J. J. Gib- son, Buckeye; J. J. Blanton, Grown
 King; c. E. Champie, Hot Springs. Ariz.; Luther Barnard, Fl Paso; J. E. Richards, St Joseph; w. F. Will Hams, Holbrook; c. M c. Houck, Holbrook; A O. Koontz. South Bend, Ind; E. c Allen, Denver; Joe Dent, Flagstaff; A. w. Goodwin, Buckeye; Chas L. Palmer. Fl Reno, Okla. MALCOLM FRASER-He's here.
 The live and forever kicking secretary of the Prescott chamber of commerce arrived on the late train from the mile high city his object being to return the visit of Harry Welch and the other trade board folks to the Frontier day celebration