Arizona republican., 1913-03-14

son and Maud Honecutt; all of Mari copa county.
 POOR LOS TEMPER hELD-Ri- chard Dickens was given a hearing be- fore Commissioner Johnstone's court on a charge of giving liquor to an Indian. He was held to answer in the sum of $500.
 OFF FOR THE BoRDER-Repre- sentative Harry Saxon of Santa Cruz county left last night for Nogales for the purpose of looking after his people during the fight that is in progress just across the border in the Mexican town of NOgales.: LENTEN vESPERS-The regular Friday vespers of the Episcopal church l will be held this afternoon at o'clock l in Trinity Pro- Cathedral. Dean Scar 1 lett will continue his course of ad- ] dresses on the general subject "Reli- 1 zion and Health.' BAILEY GOES BAcK-Niell E. ! Bailey of Yavapai county, general man. l aeer of the United Verde railroad who l 1 lives at Jerome was in the city this week on business Because of the fact that he is a former member of the ter rtorial legislature he was granted the privilege of the floor of the house dur 1 ing his visit.
 1 SECRETARY CROWN LEAVES Con P Cronin, secretary of the state | senate of Arizona left last night for hs ] home in Nogales in Santa Cruz county for the purpose of bringing his family back to Phoenix. His purpose Is to get his family out of the zone of dan- ger during the fighting along the bor- der. He will be back for the first of next week.
 IN THE SUPREME cOURT-The case of Maude Carver. executriX etal and E. E. Pascoe intervenor vs. A. J. Thoman was filed on appeal from the superior court of Maricopa county in the supreme court yesterday. The case involves a dispute about commission on a real estate deal in which judg- ment was granted in behalf of Mrs. 1 Thoman before Judge Phillips.
 A FINE PICNIC PiCTURE-One r of the photographs of the Illinois I picnic, held last Saturday at the ? | Hieroglyphic Rocks has been com 4 pleted and is five feet long. It is q 1 handsome picture of the picnic, anc 0 every one of the five hundred ol '. more persons who attended the Dit
 and successful affair can be clearly ,t recognized Photographer Adkins hal
 the first developed picture off thu l. big film.
 MARY WAS ossTREPERoUs- 70 Mary Larson is in the city Jail Sh
 landed there yesterday afternoon at tn of earnest solicitation of Policeman Beh
 nev who had some difficulty in induc ~ ing her to believe that she shout
 properly be guest of the city. In th
 argument between the woman ana tn
 officer. the latter lost so much cutici
 through the vigorous application
 Mary's finger nails that three pottit
 of "Newskin" were necessary to cove
 his bruises.
 e. IT WAS NOT THE REPUBl
 CAN-The Democrat last night fe
 into an error in stating that IT .9S Republican had printed an artic 595 reflecting upon MT. w. Y Price
 Florence a few days ago in conne' 103 tion with an accident involving Il
 iprison automobile. This paper i.46 nt but yesterday at the request
 MT. Price by telephone it printed 450 story in correction of one pupiisii
 by another Phoenix paper Tn re'
 tion to the accident. 347 4 GAME OF MARBLES?-C.
 Dean. pere, and Charley and Wliu 1924 freres of Arlington. were charged
 Judge Parkers court with comfhl''' ,5SO a felony: to wit, an aggravated
 sault with deadly weapons. Ihe e
 dence showed that knives, revolVe
 shotguns, rifles, fists and feet flgui in the scrap which was said by one .' 1 the defendants to be "a game amp nnarples .;.aoa ~ tha aefandants w
 discharged and the case dismissed. ness uiscnai eo" ",'u ' e I,,aao por the on d cnahe W ...c.Mr Tha c man service o'' e"u o .,o, onn,;cat; the ahhouiceu r;.;ons ,,n for examination for the positions electrical engineering inspector, p e,, ing from $12O0 to $500 per anni high iheciiaii'oa' haro.orv , ,uos same sort of position; laporatory loon. per III 'ie p'' e"' " ervono,,,;s kire, al sooo per .:'.:a,, .'i' 1,,hioh ;s = l.. best job of the lot paying sZooo annum. Information can be obta oo+ from Secretary Cralg m the oiiic' ,,as surveyor general Ingalls, in the ,+;no federal building. ,.,ns' TEACHERS CERTIFICATES .u S result of the examinations held Monday in Maricopa county. first
 teachers certificates were ava
 , yesterday to Ada Florence Poi nr, Carolina Morgenson, and Grace ,,,oro, well. Second grade certificates for
 ot B. H. Hueneryager, Donna Shi + .ha Alice Flynn, Dora Kurtz, Joann
 Collins, Mrs. Blanche Brandon, f;oors ence E. Hargan. Mary l. Nevln. ,.; Cross and Lela A. Baker, Mrs. Lo ;aont. Benscoter. The certificates were ls s,,o,. bv C. o. Case, state superintende
 public instruction to the office or too, tv superintendent J. A. Higgins
 enable the recipients to teach the .;, rn flied grades in any school in the
 HAYNES TO TUCSON-Clerk
 R Jaynes of the federal court or .,or;an zona left yesterday noon for
 husiness visit in his home town,