Arizona republican., 1913-01-18
WASHINGTON-

VISI . ONOIE n EH6-N. II. Idl- mcr nephew of Judge A. <. Hawkins of this city. is spending some time here visiting. Mr. Palmer is connected with the street car company Fort Worth, Tex
 JUDGE BAXTER HOME-JuIge Frank T. Baxter of the superior court of Yuma county, who has been in this section attending the supreme court sitting in place of Judge Franklin in the case of Emaline T. Thomas against Susan NJ Bartleson. has returned to his home in Yuma.
 COMING BACK TO PHOENIX William Evans for ,t long time en- gagged in the plumbing business in this city is in town. on leaving here he went with the Republic Plufbins company wholesale dealers in plumb ing supplies and for some time has had headquarters at Dallas, Texas. He is arranging his affairs so that he may reside in Phoenix and still eN- crcisg. control over his present terri tory.
 IN FROM RAY-(SenatoD Clarke, prominent in the commercial life at Ray, was a visitor in Phoenix Nester-
  Belt flyer today. While here he met many old acquaintances from Cana nea, Bisbce and Courtland, at which places he has conducted business in | the past 10 years His haberdasherN 1 in Ray is headquarters for the old ] timers of the copper camps of the great west southland
 TRAIL OF THE BULlDOG-Secre- | tary Welch of the board of trade has received q copy of the log of the 5O,O0O mile trip taken by the Abbott-DetrOit | car in 1910-l1-12, in the United States. 1 Canada and Alaska. The book con- l tains a great deal of information of l Arizona as d good deal of time was 1 spent by pr Percival. the author. in l Arizona on the trip. There are pie ,tures of the road through the Super i stition mountains, to the Roosevelt | dam and many others.
 LAND COMMISSION BACK-The 1 state land commission, composed of l Chairman C. NJ Zander. P J. Miller | and Charles R. Howe, has returned from it's trip to Yuma, where it went | to attend tho meeting of the Arizona 1 Assessors association. The meeting was well attended. There were the : county assessors of eleven counties 1 present number of deputy assessors and several city assessors. The acco- 1 citation passed resolutions favoring 1 changes in the manner of assessing
 cattle and tax on money and credits.
 EQUIPMENT FOR FORT GRANT l Application has been made to the war | department of the United States by
 the board of control for the following materials and supplies and equipment ! for conducting q military department i in the industrial school at Fort Grant: ] one hundred Sprngfield cadet rifles, caIiber .45; 100 bayonets five headless ; shell eNtractors. five screwdrivers five { spring vises. twenty tumbler punches. 100 front sight covers five arm chests, 100 gun slirgs. loo waist belts and 1 plates. black: 10 McKeever cartridge ! boxes. caliber .45. black.
 WILSON NAeBED-Peter Wilson. who while undergoing reformation
 was given an opportunity to get on his feet in Phoenix by being placed in charge of the patrol wagon. is pris- oner at the city jail, suspected of lhavin9 relieved a lodgcr in local | rooming house of $50. Wilson is said Ohave slept with the man one night recently and to have departed before hs companion awoke When the man finally did arouse he was minus $50.
 and suspicion at once fell on Wilson
 ell was arrested and the police say
 they have pretty good evidence con
 meeting him with the robbery.
 SUPERINTENDENT GROUSE RE- SIGNS-Sur=rinte C. W. Grouse.
 who has been in charge of the White
 river Indian agency for the last F
 years has rendered his resignation and
 is now awaiting the appointment and
 arrival of his successor. MT. Grouse
 who is one of the promoters and
 heaviest stockholders in the Portland Cement company will return to Pnoe-
 nix and take an active part in the
 Arrangement of the affairs of the company MT Grouse was for many
 years Indian agent at Sacaton. At
 the close of his service there he came
 to Phoenix and was twice elected
 to the office of probate judge and
 county school superintendent.
 REGISTERED AT COMMERCIAL Mrs F. l.. Harpe~. Palo Verde: MrS
 C. L. Harper, Palo Verde; W. II Clark. Ray: l.. T. Morrill,. Riverside: T. P. Smith. Los Angeles: \. H. Cal lson. Denver; <. T. Wayne. Buckeye A l.. Brown. Sentinel; r. W. Jordan Sentinel; Mrs. s. Kcrsey. Globe; w. D. NeWcombe~, Chicago; F. F. DaGg1
 Williams Henry l.. Wood, l.. Pol
 lard. Los Angeles; Seymour Wcis- llopf los Angeles; R. E. Williams Flagstaff; C. T. smith and family :, Booneyilc, Miss; Fred x. Smith, FL
 mira. ohio; Guy Smith, Elmira Ohio; George F. Fischer St. Louis; F. C.
 Fucker. St Joseph; c. J. spain East
 St. Louis. Mo; J. w. Cox. L. J. . Chapman, Mrs. H. NJ. Chapman
 Grand Junction. Col: J. R. Jones Los Angeles: K. A. Caufmln. Scligman; J. T. Brown. Prescott; F. l.. CrisWeI- G. T. Hc~rington. Flagstaff; H. Con rad. Denver: George Scott, Mesa: R Johnson Angeles. N w. Ed