Arizona republican., 1913-12-19

| acting as editor of the Jerome Weekly Miner, returned to Phoenix last evening, where he will again camp for a few days. Mir Heiner reports that it is cold in the north, and that at times it is even uncomfortable. AT THE FORD-Tom Emmett, Ray Ccwden, Claude Cambur, City; J. C. imes, AVondale; l.. Garesche, Ar Iington; Eugene w. Chafin, Tucson; C. J. Hall, Los Angeles; A. R. Little field: J. II. Hcald T. R. Williams, Albuquerque; John J. Michael, Den yer; Mir and Mrs T. Hensen, Fort Worth Tex; MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Hawkins. Sat Lake.
 WILL USE PRISON LABOR-With the announcement that the bids for the bridge across the Gila river at Antelop hill were not accepted by the state en- gineers office, it is also announced from the same office that the bridge will be built with convict labor the same as were the bridges across the Salt and
 the san Pedro. Money was saved on these jobs by the use of prison labor, and the office of the state engineer is sure as much or more can be saved on
 the Antelope hill brirge
 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FARM - Final filing on the two thousand acres of land recently selected in Graham county along with some other lands, all of which are adjoining the Fort Grant school site, was made at the state house yesterday by Mulford Windsor of the state land commission. The land thus filed on was for the use of the inmates of the Industrial school, to he titled and planted by them. EXTORTION CASE APPEALED R. II. Lee, who was convicted lately in the superior court of Graham county charged with eXtorting from H. E. smith by force of threat some $500 in cash yesterday brought his case to the supreme court on motion for a new l trial filed by his attorneys alleging many grounds.
 BACK FROM TUCSON - M II. Clements. secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers associa- -ion. has returned from Tucson wherc he We"t the first oI the week to attend the i sessions 5f ;he Arizona Assessors l associa.I"n IT, the capacity of a di- rect representative of tn" Phoenix merchants i-. the matter of the pro- 1 test they auve made against ,he pre- sent method of assessing the value upon the stocks of merchandise. ] While away MT Clements assisted in i the organization of d state associa- 1 tion of the Merchants Retail Pro | .cctive association.
 ADAMS ARRIVALS-H. x. Reno, Douglas; c. \. Rippey, Denver: H ! r. Sweons Los Angeles; E. $. Brad straw. Philadelphia; Frank Crane. i Nerccd Cal; MT. and Mrs. F.. w.. i Gates. Boston; Il. II. Linney Pres colt: John Dietz Terre Haute; Enos 1 Porter. ShcllviHe Ind; Wm- l.. z l Connolly. Los Angeles; l.. J. Bend 1 Fl Paso: w. R. Stanccl, Fl Paso. 1 James G Stoffard. Los Angeles; J. 1 < Woodruff, Birmingham: E H. l Larson and wife. Stafford; F. W. 1 Ccker. City; H. T. Barkley Portland: lE A. Doran. Los Angeles; w A. 1 Corbin. Phoenix; r.. A Tricano, Al i bert Shand. Los Angeles: MT. and l Mrs w C Browning, Superior; J. N CaIow. Salt Lake City; Wm. Cole
 man Rogers. City, F. Roberts, Wm 1 Roberts. Jerome.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-W H. 1 Ii. Thorpe. Prescott; Raymond Me l Adoo. City; J. A. Griffith. Prescott. ! \. L. Sailors. Los Angeies J. NJ Rooney. City; Luke Short. Douglas; Mrs O Habbacher Bisbce; J. F. and ]. P Richards. St, Joe Mo; J. N. ! l City: A. C Webb. Roosevelt; Frank
 Jones. James Kimbes, Ashtubulo 1 Ark; II. l.. Barkley. Portland, ore: ! <. D. Cooper. Los Angeles; M. Baker l Parker; r. l.. Zimmerman. Chandler: W. w. Wilson. Flagstaff; T. Funk and wife. Seligman; II. r. Ward. ! Wickenburg. C. C. Hedger and wife. 1 City; c. r. Brown, J. II. Gilroy, F. ! (. Milagc. r. l.. Leister. M. D Buck 1 eve; Mrs F Jones. Los Angeles; Mrs. | W. Emery, Colorado Springs; II. <. l Earbcr. F. A. Schwarz, Washington, | D. C.; r. K. Allen, Kansas City, Mo; l C $. Littcrman, Frisco; MT. and Mrs
 !. H. Fuller Fred Fuller. Ira Hunt, 1 Winslow; F DThart. Tempe; ". A l O'Grady, City; William Walton Palo 1 Verde
 CASE IS CONTINUED-w A.
 Porter was again in the tolls yes l terday when he was arrested on q
 technical charge of driving his auto mobile with his muffler open. When
 taken to the police station it was
 1 found that he was just about as full
 as it was possible for him to he and
 still be able to navigate. The charge
 | was then changed to that of being
 drunk and disorderly. Thereupon
 | Porter announced he would hire a
 lawyer and fight the case. He de-
 posted ten dollars bail and was all
 lowed to go on the promise to appear
 in court this afternoon. This is the
 fourth or fifth time Porter has been
 arrested for violation of the automo-
 bile ordinances. When arrested yes
 terday his machine was being driven
 at an excessive rate of speed but as
 it was impossible to fix the rate 9
 charge of speeding could not be pre-
 ferred.
 Big orange Sale. McKee's today
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