Arizona republican., 1913-12-17
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 I day ordered the suit of c. W. Harter
 ss H. F. Heighton, administrator
 ' dismissed.
 \ CASE CONTINUED case of
 John T. Dunlap against Oscar C.
 1 Price and J w. Josnn in the supe-
 lIor court of this county was yester-
 day continued until January 19.
 RETURNS TO TUCSON-After q
 pleasant ten day visit with her son,
 | oscar r Richey and his family, Mrs.
 1 George H. Richey of Tucson returned
 to her home yesterday.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage
 licenses were issued yesterday by the
 C7erk If the superior court to Trini-
 tad Sanchez and Rita Sombrano, both
 oi Maricopa county; Elmer Alexander
 Roberts, of Maricopa county. and
 Mercedes T. Wendell, of Pittsburgh.
 l Pa. and to Jason Osborn and Fife | Watkins.
 DocHERTY ESTATE MATTERS l George U. Young, of this city, yes-
 terday made application in the pro fute division of the Malicopa county superior court for appointment as
 administrator of tha estate of Dan 1 |, Docherty lately deceased. The ne- ! cessary papers in advance If the IaHpointment will issue.
 F. P WEBER BACK-Fred P. | Weber. the get receipt kid" state agent for the National Cash Regis ter company, has returned from trip Nthrough the state in the interest of his business. Mr. Weber was eX- ! ceedingly well pleased with the con dition of things while away and spoke heartily of the prosperity that is be 1 ing enjoyed all over the state. THAT CITY SIDEWALK The Re publican was in error yesterday in stating that the new sidewalk along i the east side of the city hall plaza. was being laid by the Cement Work l CTS Concrete company. As q matter
 of fact the walk is being laid by the 1 city, with C. F. Burch furnishing the equipment and material and acting as superintendent of construction l NEW LAWYER-A license to prac- ! tlce law within the state of Arizona 1 vas issued yesterday to Raleigh L. l Morgan, formerly Of Indiana Mir. ! Morgan has come to Phoenix to lo- i cate. The oath was administered by 1 Clerk Dillon of the supreme court. aftor the usual formalities had been | complied with, such as introducing 1 him to the court and examining his | cualificatons.
 1 AT THE FORD-W. E. Livingston, ! Tempe A. R. Hannghe, Mesa; r. J. ] Cannon. Lc Mars, Iowa; R. H. Harp ! ham, Globe. Clarence A. Stirling, Rosa ! ry. Co: Miss x. Newton, Rosary Co; 1 Mrs Riley Maricopa; Mrs. Schilling, 1 Maricopa L. Garesche, Arlington; 1 Chas c. Berglin, Los Angeles MT. and Mrs C. G. Lewis, Philadelphia, Po.; MT. | and Mrs II. Hull, Philadelphia Pa; c. l C. Elliot san Francisco; w. r. Byrd, 1 Stantion. r. Buckley, Monitt. Mo. IN THE SUPREME COURT i The supreme court yesterday handed 1 down an opinion affirming the deci- 1 sion of the lower court in the case ce George FEshUorough incorporated appellant, ys. John and Nellie BeeIer. The case was originally tried before JUdge Prank Baxter of Yuma county. II involves the foreclosure of q mort aIge given to secure some notes Judges Ross and Franklin concurred in the opinion affirming the case while Judge Cunningham wrote a special concurring opinion.
 COMMERCIAL ARRIVALS-F. l.. Kern Boston Mass; F. R. Brown, Los Angeles; F. w Burges, Casa Grande; J. b. Horton, Binghamton, N. Y.; Ben Clarke Benson; J. Cole, Seattle; Mrs. A. c. Grove, Tucson; J. C. Holmes, Tolleson. J. A Cashion, Los Angeles; II. N. Cling. san Diego, Cal; Chester Dickerson, Ash Fork; x. G. Layton, Flagstaff: J. IT, Mehl Fl Paso; F. r. Mccarthy, City; F. NJ. Oliphant, Los Angeles; Mrs Frank Dana, Chandler; C. II. starr. City: Ray Frazier, City; Stanly NJ. Andrews. c. A Castle, T. J. Baston. Turk Sullivan. S F. Lester, New York city: Geo Williams and son, l | al AGh n n Crosse. Wash. John McLied, La Crosse Wash. F. l.. High, Los Angeles; C. w.
 Pape, St. Louis, Mo. T. J. James, San Diego; Albert Devlin, Hayden; 0. 4. i Stokes. Hayden; c. w. Pearce, Hay den; Hattie konstamce, Los Angeles; l.. swan. san Francisco, w. Walton, | Palo Verde
 l PHOENIX HORSES FOR Gov- 1 ERNOR-W. c Treadwen, a horse buyer representing Governor Maytor- ! ena of Sonora for whom he is hunt 1 ing three black matched horses. ar
 rived in Phoenix last night He was accompanied by J. NJ. Phillips, the i janitor of the state senate, who lives ! in Tucson, but who is known as one of the best judges of horse flesh in 1 the state TreadWelI comes from | Hermosilla, to which place he will l take the animals he purchases. Act l ing on the advice of Phillips he will
 make his headquarters at the Club i stable during his stay here, where the animals will be tried out Phillips, ! who is well known all over the state, ] formerly drove the magnificent team 1 of Col Epes Randolph in Tucson He advised MT. TreadWell to come to ! Phoenix, because, he says, "Dey raises l jest as good hawses here as dey do l in Kaintuck."
 1 LADIES DON'T MISS THIS-Costs ] nothing to investigate the Sweeper Vac