Arizona republican., 1913-01-27
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

IN THE SUPERIOR CCURT- Judge Phillips of the Mariopa county Superior court is going to call thc calendar of. cases in this court this morning, and number of cases will be set All nembers of the bar are notified to De on hand for the morn frg session in order to get the busi
 ness transacted with as much des patch as possible.
 ARRIVALS AT THE ANNEX HO
 TEl-F. w. Fenton, Miss c. D. StiI- well, Omaha. Nebr.; w. J. Redman, Chatta; Mrs. C. L. Moury, Pleasant Plains, Ills; Miss Nelle Stubblefield, Spokane, Wash. Chas Batre's and wife, Phoenix; w. Van Dewater, Port land, oregon: C. H. Retpath, Douglas, Ariz.; R. M. Blodget and wife, Pres colt: J. Nicknair, Los Crucas, N. M;
 w. S Dexter, Denver, Col; Eric Wag- ner, Cleveland Ohio; Miss A. Hong, Minneapolis, Minn.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. EDWARDS The funeral of Mrs H. C. Edwards wife of the well known furniture
 dealer of North Second street. who
 died at her home in this city on Friday will take place today from
 the First Baptist church Rev Dr J. Harvey officiating. Interment will occur in Greenwood cemetery. The remains are in charge of Moore and Mcclellan. Mrs. Edwards was well known in this city where she has made her home for the past four years. She counted her friends by
 the score.
 SOME WIRE IMPROVEMENTS The Western Union and the Mountain 1 States Telephone company has in stalled d simple system. connecting the two offices so as to enable the telegraph company to make use of the wires of the telephone company in case of an interruption on its own lines The telegraph company has been making other improvements which will do away with unsightly { poles on the streets and avenues run ming down to the railroad depots. The wires are brought in cables from d point near the capitol building into town along Commercial alley.
 FALTIN UNDER GUARO-An un- usual precaution has been taken in | the case of William Faltin. Though | judgment has not been entered at ! the direction of Judge Phillips and l County Attorney Lyman he has been ! placed under constant guard. There ! are two shifts of twelve hours each. 1 This action was taken on the theory 1 that there is no telling what Faiths ! next move will be. He was not 1 worrying yesterday about the verdict of the jury the night before con l demning him to death. Speaking of il yesterday he laughed and said I "Hangings quick business; all over 1 in fifteen minutes
 FORD HOTEL-C Carman, City; ! Lev. Hamourgh, New York: R. P Tal-
 bot and wife Mrs. l.. <. Davis, Pres 1 cott Joseph F. Wood and wife, Hol- 1 brook: Frank W. Rogers. Phoenix; J. ! C. North. J B Bradford. Prescott B. 1 Sadlocl>, city; Mrs. A. Jackson. Los 1 Angeles, MT and Mrs J. J SwartWood,
 Miss Nila Mae, Roy Briant Lawrence i Evart New York: c. A Mathews Chas
 H. McKinney Chicago; Leo F, Price
 and wife. Salt Lake City: A R Modi-
 sett, Nashville, Nebr; w. R. Elliott
 and wife. Arizona Falls; Florence Pat i terson. Arizona Falls; Mrs Elizabeth 1 Click, H. F. Waters. Des Moines, la;
 J r. Sexton. Los Angeles.
 A PLEASANT PARTY-A party was given last Wednesday evening at the home of A. B Wiley in honor
 of his daughter. Miss Mary Wiley in celebration of her seventeenth birth day. There was an elaborate supper i of hot chocolate. cakes. apples, nuts,
 candy and tangernes. The dining room was trimmed in violet and af-
 ter the supper there was dance and ! games The guests were Misses Ruth | Bratton. Ludy Cooper. Frona Hibbs, ! Marguerite and Mona Krebs and Ruth | Witmire: Jack Sheldon, Ray Milligan, ! Myron Rogers. John Wiley. Claudius Brammel, Archie Gaylord. Stanley [ Hibbs Lloyd Olmstead, Johnson and Hall.
 LOST HER NATIONALITY-Th 1 following dispatch from San Fran cisco will be of interest to many i Phoenix people: Mrs Mackenzie ] Gordon, a native California woman applied yesterday for permission to cast her first ballot and was denied
 on the ground that her husband who is a singer. is d British subject. Mrs Gordon says she will appeal to the
 courts MT GoYlon after coming
 to this country. came to Phoenix where he resided for a couple of years, for relief from an affey,-o; of the throat which interferred with l his profession. He took part in many entertainments He had pre-
 iously appeared in all parts of the l world.
 1 GUESTS AT CASTLE HOT SPRGS. The following were the guests at | Castle Hot Springs last week: Mir.
 and Mrs. $. w. Forsman, Pasadena,
 Cal; C. C. Hutchinson, Phoenix,
 Ariz; Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Barnard, Litchfield. Conn; Mrs. F. Bartlett, Colorado Springs, Colo: Mrs. A. c. SchIoeSSen. Mrs George F. Stone Los