Arizona republican., 1913-05-24

fees A lot of new furniture has been put in and some of the offices shifted about.
 MORRIS GOLDWATER HERE = Morris Goldwater. formerly mayor of the city of Prescott and Vice-president of the constitutional convention. was a business visitor to the city yester- day. MT. Goldwater says Prescott is looking for q big crowd from Phoenix for the Frontier day celebration. OSBURN AILlNG- Secretary Chas. R. Osburn of the state board of con trol made a hurried trip to Prescott the early part of the week and caught a severe cold, because of which he has been kept away from his accus- toned haunts at the statehouse for the past three days.
 MRS. COWGILL BUSY-Mrs. R. L. Cowgirl, board of trade representative
 at the bureau in Los Angeles reports a busy week. She gave two lectures
 yesterday on the Salt River valley. One
 was before the school children and teachers at san Pedro; the other at
 the bureau in the city.
 MI ING OF TAXPAYERS
 LEAGUE-A meeting of the members of the Maricopa county nOn-partisan taxpayers league will be held at the city hall on Tuesday night for a con sideration of the plan for a civic cen
 ter, adopted by the general committee
 on last Monday night
 CRUICE HERE AGAIN-F P Cruice, the popular travelling freight and pas senger agent of the Santa Fe. Pres colt X Phoenix road, was visitor in the city yesterday on business with the corporation commission. MT. Cruice never comes to Phoenix too often for 1 his many friends.
 MANY MEDICOS TRAVEL - Last nights Prescott train took away from Phoenix many a doctor, not Phoenix doctors, however. but members of the Arizona Medical association who stopped over in this city returning from Globe. where they attended the sessions of the society
 BAKERS SMILING FACE-Assist- ant Engineer Baker of the reclamation service is bringing a smiling face down to the office about once per day now. He is recovering from a smashed shoulder blade, which he received in
 q dip of death on the draughting room 1 floor some time ago He has been out weeks, and is now only taking a su- 1 perficial interest in things.
 SPLIT MILK-The first outbound | car on the Brill line yesterday morn 1 ing collided with a milk wagon of the 1 Farmers Cooperative Creamery com pany. The driver thought he could make the crossing and the motorman 1 thought he would be able to stop the car. Both guesses were bad. The car struck the wagon amidships and the vicinity of Tenth and Roosevelt streets
 ran with milk. The wagon was showed along for half width of the roadway, 1 one wheel was crushed and both axles were bent out of shape
 FATHER IS DEAD-Mrs. Jessie Car 1 ter of South Third Avenue received q telegram yesterday afternoon announc- ing the death of her father, c F. Orr, at GaHen, Mich Mr Orr will be re- membered bv the older residents as he was for seven or eight years connected with the Phoenix Indian School and later was associated with Green & Griffin in the real estate business MT. 1 Orr was 57 years old and leaves besides Mrs Carter, three younger children who upon the death of Mrs. Orr some years ago were taken to the home of ] the grandparents in Pomeroy, Ohio. BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOV- ERNOR-Governor Hunt yesterday signed and approved the following bills. $. B. 9, by Senator John T. Hughes providing for a prison farm;
 s B. 37. by the committee on public lands, providing that state institu- tiOns may obtain school land; H B. 63, by MT. Kerr of Yuma, prohibiting throwing samples of patent medicine in the yards and on the porches of private houses or public buildings; H B 60. by the education committee, l providing qualifications for life cer- tificateS of teachers.
 MRS. HILL DiES-After an illness | of sometime Mrs. Mary A. Hill, wife of Ruben Hill, died at the family resi- dence, 919 Grand avenue, last evening. l She was born in DawsOnville, Ga, sev- enty-five years ago and came to Ari- ] zOna twenty six years ago Besides | her husband she is survived by two Mrs. Alice Jackson, of Phoenix, and l three sons, John Hill of Phoenix Jos.
 B. Roach of Glendale and James B. ! Roach of Lodi, Cal. The funeral will 1 be held Monday afternoon from the | Baptist church. Burial will be made
 in the Odd Fellows cemetery
 SENDING HOWE FOR HIM-An-
 other Arizona murderer has been
 trailed to his lair in Mexico, and yesterday Governor Hunt signed requisition upon his eXcelIency the governor of the state of Sonora.
 Mexico, for the body and person of
 Jesus Duenez, now in jail in that
 state. Deputy Sheriff Allie w. Howe of Cochise was named agent of
 the state to receive Duenes and con-
 vey him to Arizona for trial. No
 name was mentioned in the title to
 the requisition because there is no assurance that the present governor
 of Sonora will be the governor by
 the time the agent of the state of