Arizona republican., 1913-09-07


 uty Clerk C. F. Leonard of the superior
 court was back at his desk yesterday | after a two weeks vacation and imme- l diately plunged into the mass of work | that has accumulated since he left.
 SEARS TO DOUGLAS Deputy
 Sheriff George Sears left on the noon 1 train yesterday for Douglas for the
 purpose of bringing back to Phoenix 1 Dan Durack, the young man who 1 acted as mechnician on the winning 1 car in the Prescott loop race Durack l was arrested on warrant charging l him with forging the name of w l Tremaine to a check. He is well and 1 favorably known here, and his many l friends think that there is a msun- l derstanding which will be rectiffed as | soon as Durack arrives in Phoenix. BACK FROM LONG TRIP-Mr and | Mrs. A F Jones of CaCtilOne Place l returned yesterday morning from | long trip to the north and east. in which time Chicago, New York, New England and Canadian points of in 1 terest were visited. Returning south, l Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas were | paid a like tribute. Mir and Mrs. | Jones have been away from Phoenix 1 exactly two months, but in spite of all 1 of America they have seen, their lOy- atty and faith in Phoenix the one | best place in the world to live has not I wavered a particle. It's good to get 1 back to Phoenix" they both said yes l terday.
 | HOTEL ADAMS-F. w. Snyder, San Diego; Chas. E. Sloan, 1915; J. L. Ste l phens, Columbia. Mo; J. F. Harden. 1 Kansas City; C. L. Schen, Chicago; E. | w. Rankin. Col; Georgia P. Devine, Pittsfield. Mass; Mrs. R. J. Caver l Glendale; J. B. Baum, Florence; Jas 1 Smott. Florence; J. J Miller, Ray; A
 Miller, Ray; E. s. Goldberg, Ray; F. W. Hoar and wife, Globe; E. J. Snow. 1 Los Angeles; c. F. Vickirs, F't Worth; l Fred J. Barnes, New York; Mcintosh. Riggs. Dodge. Earthman. Deardorff, l Lawrence. Darnel Williams, Copa, Younge, Godfrey, Sullinger, Kernns. 1 Holiday. Tucson Ball Team
 ARRIVALS AT THE ANNEX HO- TEL-Mrs. w. C. Dawes, Buckeye; Miss Pauline Kunz. city: R F. Jones. Denver Colo; Miss Grace Miller.
 West Newton. Pa; Miss Ruth Ham i'll, LigOnier, Pa; MT and Mrs A H
 Rummel, St. CIairsviIle, Ohio; F. T.
 FerguersOn, Los Angeles. Cal; Miss
 Hattie Bisseu, ScottsdaIe; c. F. Wag-
 ar, city; E.. L. Graves, city; Ph. Me
 Rae, city; Mir. and Mrs. H. McNfch-
 Ols, Wickenburg; Warren Wade. Los
 Angeles; Miss II. LOngdale, Venice:
 Miss NJ. Conner. Venice; F. J. Giur-
 hOvich. Stockton: Geo L. Cross
 Stockton; H. F Freehafer. Fl Paso:
 Mr. and Mrs. P R. Smith, Golden City, Mo; MT and Mrs. A. j. Zent. city; Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Seip. Fl
 Paso; H. P House. Chicago: Robt
 Hayden. New York; Warren A Wade. Los Angeles w. c. Huey, Scottsdale: NJ. Jackson. Denver; Miss Marie La Chance. city; " c. Putnam. city: J. J. O'Malley, city; J. R. Huff, city; Mrs M. A. Terhune. Long Beach; II I. McMullen and wife, Fl Paso: Miss Gertrude Kelley Cadillac, Mich
 MURPHY CHOSE A FUNNY BED. Bob Murphy. colored, appeared in po- lice court yesterday to answer to a charge of being drunk and disorderly | Murphy pleaded not guilty to the 1 charge. Officer Clyde Maxwell testi- 1 fled that he received a telephone call l to a house on North Second street, 1 and a lady informed him that a negro l had taken possession of bathroom l and refused to vacate, and to make | sure that he would not be disturbed 1 he locked the door. Maxwell climbed | through the window and found Mur- 1 phy reclining in the bath tub sound l asleep. clutching a nearly empty 1 whisky bottle. After considerable eff l fort the policeman aroused the negro l and offered to provide him with more l suitable sleeping quarters. To this 1 the negro demurred saying that he l was very comfortable, thank you. The | officer, however, got the man to va 1 cate his resting place by offering to l drive him to the new sleeping quar- 1 ters. After hearing the testimony, Re- cordr Thomas found Murphy guilty | and fined him B. with the alterna tive of spending five days in the city l jail.
 MYSTERY IS CLEARED, DOLPH IS | BACk-Many of the old time residents l of Phoenix who have been visiting the | city during the summer have com | plained of missing one of the most in l teresting sights in the city and many inquiries have been made regarding it's absence but no one has been able to satisfy them. Yesterday the mystery l was cleared up when Dolph Liebenow appeared on the streets and when asked for the reason of his strange dis appearance he politely informed all his friends that he had only been away for a little vacation. DOlph seemed sur prised that he should have been missed and immediately paid visits to all his friends in order to relieve their anxiety.
 JUDGE PHILLIPS HOME AGAIN. Judge John C. Phillips of the superior court returned on the morning Santa Fe train yesterday from his vacation. The judge and his family first went to Oak Creek and after staying there for a few weeks went to the coast. Their stay at the coast was principally con- fined to Long Beach,. The judge re- marked yesterday that the land in Cali fornia seems to be burnt up and the green fields of the Salt River Valley were very pleasant to see after the uniform brown of California.