Arizona republican., 1913-01-07
SHERIFF MCGEE OF FINAL

was Tn the city yesterday from his
 headquarters at Florence
 THE HiGLEY ELEcTIoN-Vhe
 board of supervisors yesterday can
 vassed the vote on the proposition to
 form an irrigation district at Higley
 The district carried.
 VISITING FROM 5IsBEE-Mrs
 Arthur Howle, wife of the superin-
 Risbee is visiting State Treasurer
 Mrs. D. r. Johnson for few days.
 ADMITTED TO PRACTiCE-Rush
 W. Biodgett formerly q practising
 attorney in California was yesterday
 admitted to practice in the courts Of
 the state of Arizona by certificate
 filed in the supreme court.
 LIVESTOCK CONVENTION CON-
 MITTEE MEETS-The arrangements
 committee for the American National
 Lives tock convention meets this
 morning in the oBard of Trade rooms
 for the purpose of further discussing
 the entertainment of the visitors who
 will begin arriving In Phoenix by
 the end O. this week
 ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GEN
 ERAL RETURNS-Judga L,W!s Y. Carpenter. assistant att0rn-y genera! of the state returned yesterday morning from Dallas, and Corsicana Texas. where he and Mrs. Carpenter spent the Christmas holidays. Judge Carpenter remarked that he was glad
 to be back in Phoenix.
 BACK TO COLLEGE - Warren Parker, Allen Creighton. Ruth Creigh- ton, John Creighton and Ezra Egly, all students at the Occidental college in Los Angeles after spending the Christmas and New Years vacation period at their homes in this city, left last evening to resume their studies at the California institution. MISS CARGUiLE DIES SUDDEN LY-FlOra A. Carguile died yesterday morning at her home, IA East Lin ! Ccln street. Miss Garguile was em- i pioyed in the capacity of cashier in | the English Kitchen for [ years. She 1 leaves q mother. d brother and two l sisters. The funeral will be held ! from the undertaking parlors ol 1 MOhr, Driscoli and Maus this after ! noon at D. m. The burial will take l Elace at Greenwood cemetery.
 l Ht A. WESTPHAL DEAD-H 4 l Westphal, aged twenty -four years. son ] oi AIr. and Mrs. Henry WeStphal Oi Ninth and Westmoreland streets died i early yesterday morning at the family residence. The young man and his l family have resided in Phoenix for the past four years. coming here for the 1 benefit of the son. Besides his par 1 he l brothers, Al and William of Phoenix 1 and John of Chicago, and one sister ! Mrs. H. NJ. Williams, of this city l The funeral arrangements will mt made as soon as word is received 1 from the brother in Chicaog
 PATRICK O'TOoLE DlES-PatricE 1 O'Toole one of the best known sheep 1 men in Arizona died yesterday after noon at the Sisters hospital to whic. | institution he was taken about ont l week ago when it was learned thai his condition was such that he could hardly recover. He had lived a Flagstaff and WinsloW and also haC extensive sheep interests al Canyor Diablo He was a member of th' l Eagles of Flagstaff and of the EEK! at WinsloW The body has been talk en in charge by Easteriing X Whit ney and funeral arrangements are be ing deferred pending word from rel atives.
 l AUTO LICENSES lsSuED-Th'
 following automobile licenses hav'
 been issued from the office of tn
 Secretary of State osborn; numbers 1907, 1908, S J. Tribolet, Phoenix
 ] 1909, Kay Copper company Of. Phoe
 nix; 1910, Samuel Treat, Phoenix 1911. A. c. Bartlett of Phoenix; 1912 G NJ. Williams of Clifton; 1913. Jas ) A. Johnson of Coconino; 1914, Ar thur W. Ayers of Gilbert; 1915, J. ( l Davis Of Tempe: 1916, John Lang . don, Globe; 1917, C. E. Stewart c , Phoenix; 1918, L. Booking of Bisbee 1919. R. N. Stien of Yucca; 1s12' Fred T. Colter of Springerville; 1927
 lC w. Meader, Tucson; 1922, A. I Richards, Mesa; 1923. O. c. Johnso r1 of Yuma Hardware company; l92! Fl. R. Daggs Of Phoenix; 1926, Free . love and Fruit of Glendale.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL J. M Hewlett. Ray; T. r. Smitl Les Angeles: James F. McGee, Flor
 ence; C. Bertleser, City; w. C. Da wis Tacoma, Washington; B. E. Tor ", Salt Lake, Daniel Whitney Sa , Lake; O. F. Pence, Kansas City; F. Kelly. Kansas City; K. WI. Mon
 roe, U. S R. S.; F. F. Morris, Chand
 Ter; J. NJ Prilnm, Lima, Ohio; \ . Calquhoun. Los Angeles; P. B. Seai gent. St. Joe; J. F. Young, Prescott ;, Mrs. NJ. F. Sparse. Prescott; B. Evans and wife. irkland; Geo. ; Harrington. Flagstaff; Katherin Leonard, Lawrence, Kansas: Mir Chas Speed and son Lacon, III Mrs. J. C. Maple, Wickenburg; R. Johnson. Los Angeles; F.. R. Dav t ard wife, Los Angeles; H. B. Kell t 1 Flagstaff; John c. Moss, Los Angf Il les; Mayme T. Mclaughlin. Wapell d Iowa; J. F. Mclaughlin, Wapei : Iowa; Ray Morrison, LOngmon ~ Colo; Elba Coole. Douglas; O. ! Douglas. Prescott. ....--- }l OSBORN BUSY ON REPORT ! The law requires the secretary al state to file d report with the gov $I ernor of the state at the end $ every year and it is fulfiliment | I Al. e-x