Arizona republican., 1913-06-08
LEAVES FOR cALIFoRNIA-Aifs.

l LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA-Nfs | Gladys Morgan. one of the competent stenographers in the office of the
 state superintendent of public in l struction will leave Tuesday for Cali l fornia to spend the summer by the | sea breeZeS
 I FARMERS TO MEET-There will i be meeting of the officers and 1 board of directors of the Marcopa i County Farmers Institute, Tuesday ut l1:l0 o'clock at the board of trade, to arrange for the fair which will be here June 10 and II. Every body in
 terested urgently requested to be 1 present.
 NIMRoDs ARE OUT-Yestcrda found large number of local nirn-
 rods i'll the field Today many part ies are planned. 1t having been re ported by those out yesterday that White wings are already quite pIenti- l ful. This is earlier than usual for 1 this bird that makes local hunting so popular
 AUTO LICENSES ISSUED The l following licenses were issued from 1 the office of Secretary of State Os- l born: 2SS0. Thomas Dent. Flagstaff: 2NN1. H Grecnblatt. Tucson: 2SS2. 1 Grant Carter. Kirkland: 3NS3. w. D. 1 Anderson. Miami; 2SH4 W. "A Lee. Phoenix; 2NN5, Leonard Metz. Mesa: ! 2NN6. C A. Fitch Phoenix
 1 HALF HOLIDAYS ON-As a re- suit of the new resulations at the state house. most of the young ladies enjoyed d half holiday yesterday i afternoon. Those who did not get 1 off however will set the additional 1 time at q later date Because of the 1 absence of the young ladies the state i house Yesterday p. n. was d very i deserted place
 ONE PETITION FILED The first l petition of referendum against the 1 board of pardons and paroles chapter ! of the new penal code. was filed at | the office of the secretary of state vesterday II ie from Naricopa eouu- 1 ty and contains forty names. The 1 majority Of these names Were secured
 at the Phoenix Labor Temple ana the 1 petition was filed by l. w. Martin. an employee of the board of contruI l WHO FOUND A QUIRT?-Miss l Grace Gordon while riding on West Washington street between the Ford i Hotel and the capitol last evening had
 the misfortune to lose a quirt or hunt
 ing crop. The Instrument of punish ment that is sometimes known as
 long oats" is valued very highly by Miss Gordon as it is Keepsake The l finder is requested to return the quirt pr whip 10 1306 West Adams street and ] they will receive reward.
 i FALTIN APPEAL FLED The ! transcript Of the record of the trial 1 Iof William Faltin of Maricopa coun- i ty for the murder of Carl Peterson. 1 q few miles from Phoenix nearly Wear ago. Was filed iu the supreme court yesterday by Faiths attorneys l The appeal k based upon alleged CT TOTS in the conduct of the trial before
 Judge John C Phillips in the SUI perior court here. The transcript is
 a very bulky one containing more i than one thousand pages. Faltin was 1 convicted of murder and sentenced to hang but the appeal acts as d stay
 FORMER PHoENICIANs WED-A lWeddinS of interest to PhoeniciJus is that of Miss Hazel Virginia Nell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Beno r. Nell, and Scott Donahue. which will take place Wednesday evening. June 2j. at St. PauTs church, Chicago. The marriage will be followed by re ccption at the kenwood club Miss Nell visited her brother Bono Nell. Jr.. here two years ago and was q great social favorite. MT. Donahue form
 erlv had large land interests in the valley and was very popular in the
 ranch" and town sets. They will
 make their home in Chicago.
 COMMISSIONER BYRNE BACK iCy BNrne. member of the state Iland commission returned last night ifrom the southern part of the state where he has been engaged in mah- iing selections of land to be filed on 'by the state While away Mir Bsrno iselected and sent in reports upon
 thousands of acres in close proXim- ity to the city of Tucson It will be
 remembered that early in the recent
 session of the legislature some of the
 strongest attacks upon the alleged operations of the state land com mission came from Senator Worsely of Pima county who told how all tho land in Pima was being gobbled lI
 by land sharks. The record of Byrne
 seems to show differently.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL Thomas
 Mccormick Los Angeles: Isaac Col
 lins. Isaac J. Collins. Whittier, Cal;
 l. $ Harms, Los Angeles; J. J. Burke
 Larimcr Colo: Charles A. Fox. r
 Paso; J E. Bradford, Prescott; Ste
 ven Corloss, Evanston, Wyo; C. F
 Cady and wife, Marinettc; Charles A
 Mactaguc, Racine, Wis; R. I. Hep horn, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. K. Mur-
 phy and children, Wickenburg; R. r,
 AoIa, Hayden; Harley Hoar, Wick
 enburg; J. F Lasham, Los Angeles
 FORD HOTEL-F. H Thompson Glendale; C. C. Glaze, Kansas City
 Mo: F. B. Gross, Kansas City, Kan.
 lC. F. Dilthey, Constellation; O P
 Crandan, Nogales; Miss Brown, Chi , cago; Albert Nietle, Bisbee; F. II Cooper. Los Angeles