Arizona republican., 1913-04-22

commissioner at Tucson. is in town attending federal court
 JUDGE CAMPBELL OF TUCSON Judge J. H. Campbell, of Tucson formerly an associate justice of the territorial supreme court, came in yesterday on legal business.
 TOVREA IN TOWN-Hon. E. A.
 Tovrea, of Bisbee, a member of the
 constitutional convention and recent ly candidate for the democratic is in the city.
 PUBLIC IS INvITED-The fine, new plant of McKean's Dye Works,
 of which w. H. McKean is sole own CT, has it's opening today, and the
 public is invited to inspect it. The plant is located at the corner of Third avenue and Madison.
 CITY SEALER AT TUCSON-A A. Trippel, city sealer of weights and measures of Tucson. arrived in the city yesterday and will remain few days. MT. Trippel is the son of Hon. E. J. Trippel, the efficient chief clerk of the state land commission
 PETITIONS ARRIVE SLOWLY The petitions for initiating the elec- tion upon capital punishment are ar irving slowly With all the petitions that have arrived in the office of Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn the total has not reached one thou sand names.
 HE'S HERE-Deputy Sheriff Huss, of Tucson, known as the fat boy from the old pueblo, is in town at tending the spring term of the feder- al court Huss speaks such bad German that one of the former sub l jects of the kaiser thought he was speaking Yiddish.
 HARRY CREIGHTON VISITS l FHOENlx-Harry Creighton, for ! merly a Phoenician, but no0 spe- cial inspector of the United States treasury department along the border l from Naco to Nogales. is in the l city attending the sessions of the | federal court
 JUDGE McALLhSTER HERE =
 Hon. A. G. McAllister, judge of the
 in the city for the purpose of sitting
 as special judge with the supreme 1 court in some cases in which one of the regular members of the court has been disqualified Yesterday | morning he visited the state house
 and was by the legislature accorded | the privileges of the floor
 AN INTERESTING ENTERTAIN 1 MENT-Josephine H. Dominick. a most versatile entertainer. will give l a recital this evening at the w. c. T. U. home for the benefit of that 1 organization. Mrs. Dominick has a most enviable reputation as an inn l personator and character portr.yer She possesses personal charm. viva city and alertness, three character istics so eminently necessary eo: 2
 successful entertainer. All the places
 visited by Mrs. DominiCy ur9 loud | in her praise
 THEM soRRoWFUL WORDS Deputy Sheriff Comanche of Pima l county. who is entitled to use the leters P S F after his name. was
 busy yesterday sorting the United 1 States prisoners at the Chateau d' ] Maricopa. For the benefit of those I who do not know what the letters P $ F stand for the following ex- planation is made. P s F means
 Poker Sharp Extraordinary; if you l don't believe it look at the button i that reposes so naturally in the boutenaire of the deputy. The pass | word of the society is That's good" | HE'S RUNNING A RISk-CoI. Mike F. Cassidy. of Bisbee. is in | the city attending federal court. Col 1 onel Cassidy is postmaster at Bis bee, and considering the number of democrats of the Warren district 1 who are clamoring for the honor of
 succeeding him, it appears that he 4 is running a great risk in leaving his property unguarded. but it is thought that he has the assurance of President Wilson that his inter- | ests will be looked after in his ab- sence. Colonel Cassidy was in Wash l ington not long ago and it is sus- peted that he and the president had
 a talk about postoffice successions and kindred matters BEST IN THE WEST-R L. Me- ] Cuuoch, special agent for Bertheau l Selbach and Bertheau. general fire 1 insurance agents of San Francisco l is spending a few days on business l in Phoenix and the Salt River valley 1 Mr. McCulloch is on his way to the
 coast after an extended trip through l Colorado, New Mexico. and North l ern Arizona, coming here from Globe
 by way of the big dam. He says
 that the road and scenery between Roosevelt and Phoenix is the most
 interesting and spectacular that he has enjoyed on his trip which has l included such we'll known points as I the Royal Gorge Marshalrs Pass. the l Continental Divide, etc, in Colorado l As a resident of Los Angeles, ac- | quainted with many of the irrigated l districts of the Golden state. he says 1 that the present influx of settlers 1 from California is bound to greatly increase as it becomes better known I what an unusually good water sup l ply the moderate priced lands of this valley have Although this is his l first trip to Phoenix MT. McCulloct has many friends here, among them l MT and Mrs. Albert G. Cate of this city, who were his neighbors in