Arizona republican., 1913-12-23
LITTLE BUSINESS IN COURT

news are ta king matters d little easier as both have been working pretty av-
 craze hard during the past month. JEFF ADAMS IN YUMA-Sheriff Adams who went to Agua Frla several I days ago to look into some alleged cat tie stealing in that section, is now in Yuma on the same business. It is not known when he will return but he is 1 expected home for Christmas.
 TAX COMMISSION 8UsY.- The state tax commission is now prepar- ing the forms for returning the valua- tion on certain classes of property for
 the coming tax year. These forms are l uniform for each county and are those l agreed upon as the best at the recent meeting of the assessors association | held at Tucson
 CRITTENTON HOME ENTER TAlMENT-The annual Christmas en- tertainment of Arizona School of Mu- l sic for the benefit of the Crittenton l Home will be given in the auditorium 1 Cf the school this evening. This is one l of the most popular Christmas enter tainments in Phoenix and each year the | people look forward with d great deal of anticipation both to the program it. self and the opportunity for doing good 1 that it presents
 FIRST MEETING OF COMMIT TEE-The first meeting of the eXecu- ] tive committee of the Committee of | one Hundred and Twenty-Five in structed to present to the committee not fewer than twenty names from which the whole committee would Se- ] lect candidates for endorsement for the offices of mayor and commis- sioners was held yesterday after of he committee was not completed but an adjournment was taken until this af- ] ternOOn.
 DISPLAY OF CACTUS.-Captain
 ,. G Evans will have on display in | tl.e o'Neill ,Hilding at the corner of ! First avenue and Adams street this morning q display of spinelesS cac-
 tus slabs just received from the Bur i Dank company. He will explain the i matter to cattlemen and others. who l are interested and will later start a 1 cactus farm in the vicinity of Nor 1 rston on the santa Fe. These slabs show where the thorns of the cactus would have been if Mr BuIban had not performed miracle upon them l rendering them as smooth as marble
 HUNTING FOR A DAUGHTER.- 1 IoffersCn Nelson arrived in the city | rom Montana yesterday morning to spend the winter with his married | Caughter whose married name he has , forgotten She was Myrtle Nelson and was married in Texas. Sne is i residing with heI husband some where 1 hear the city. MT. Nelson has an other married daughter. Mrs. Bessie i Williams. living in Texas. and he had a letter from her giving the name and address of the daughter here. but hc has lost the letter. Mir. Nelson has not seen his daughter in twenty i three years.
 AT THE ADAMS-T A. Morris tNew York; Adolf Brown, New York: R. V Leeson. Topeka; J. j. c Neil.
 Topeka; C. <. Wr.tbeck. Los Angeles: {: II. J. Wiseman. san Diego; Fl. J
 Solomon. New York: Harry Baumer,
 New York: J. A. Mayer. New York;
 William Fl. Hifen, Norwalk. O.; John
 C Buntin. Nashville; NJ w. Alworth
 Duluth: MT and Mrs. H. R. Baker
 Colorado: Mrs. F. J. Baker St Charles. Ill.,: Dave Kallmeyer To-
 lIedo: J. L. Clark, Los Angeles; S C
 Meyer. New York; Jerome Duenheller
 Spokane Jack E. Miller, Phoenix;
 l.. J. LaBontin, New York City; A
 w. Harrison, Snverton. Colo; J. A Sharp. Chicago; George R. Bourrett Seattle: C. Thomson and wife, New
 York: Russell F;ied, New York. COMMERCIAL ARRIVALS Mrs. S D. Thompson. Gibsonia. Pa.; w. E l Johnson. Kansas City; Ruby ana l Grace Graham, San Francisco; F. F [ Linn. Portland, Ore; Mrs. l.. Foley $ icfty. Frank Hocter. city; E. O. Ken . nedy. city; J. W. King and wife, city f F. c. Devine. Florence; Mir. and Mrs
 A. g Burkhardt Ray; H. <. Tyler f Los Angeles: A. l.. Flagg, Kelvin; J
 S Graves and wife, Hardin; G. F y Cooke. Pdlo Verde; Miss Howell n Long Beach Cal; II. NJ Wilson, To I Angeles: C. II. Rueteford, Jerome
 J. A FeItz Chicago; L. H. James $ Lakeside; J. R. McDonugh, Prescott n l.. Hamilton. Tucson: Mrs. A. ( 5, Jones and mother. Winslow; NJ. Deere : jOkIahoma: C. Garcia. Oklahoma; { C Kocpe, Jerome; F. w. BroWr n Richmond Ind; R. L. MatZ, Bispee !. F. J Johnson. New York City; T. | <; McCathy. city; F. T. Richardson t, Tucson: w. R Nall. Long Beach; ( n C. Cole. Florence; r. E. Warri1 @ omaha: e R. Dugan, Phoenix; (. | n Anderson. Fl Paso: H. M. Reddit II Harqua Hala: J. F. Collins, Los An geles: Mrs Etta V. Dyer, Mrs. A C C Dyer. Miss Mary Cox, St. Charle e Minn: Miss c. NJ. Gerrsh, EVeret
 Wash: w. A. McCandless, Fl Paso $ Miss Norcross. Scottsdale; H. r.. Fal II rel. Masa; J. l.. James, Tucson; U w. Lapham Mesa: r. c. Laphan le Mesa; J. A. W. Stilzuide, Los Ange les: w. F. Stilzuide San Francisco.