Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-29
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koontz. of the state land commission
office returns today from vacation
at. Lajolla, Cal.
OFF TO PREScOTT-State Engi-
neer Lamar Cobb leaves tonight for
Prescott in connection with state
road work.
ENROUTE TO THE PEN-Sheriff
Joe Wood of Navajo county came in
on last nights train with two Mex
lean prisoners enroute for the peni-
Tertiary at Florence.
NOMINATION PETITIONS - De-
ciaration of intention and nomination
petitions bearing the required num-
Der of names were filed yesterday
with the secretary of state by Lin B.
Orme, who is a candidate for state
auditor subject to the decision of the
democratic primaries.
WATERMELON FEAST Because
everybody was dom it, Fred Hen
shaw of the reclamation force, yes
terday contributed a large amount of
very cold, very ripe and altogether
luscious watermelon, and the many
another of those good feasts
FUNERAL OF FLOYD STROUD
The funeral of Floyd A Stroud took
place yesterday morning at St
Mary's church 1t was attended by
many old time friends of the family
for the young man had grown from
childhood here. Father Novatus, who
officiated paid tribute to the dead
young man as a dutiful son.
CLARK FILES PETiTlON-Hu-
bert W. Clark has filed his nomina
ton petition with the clerk of the
board of supervisors. to enter the
race for the office of judge of the su-
perior court in the Democratic pri-
mary elections in September. Judge
Clark has been in the state but three
years, but during that time he has
built an enviable reputation as a
lawyer in this city Prior to his com
ing to Arizona he was a successful
lawyer in Texas. The other nomina-
ton petition to be filed yesterday
was that of Burk Miller, who will run
as constable of the West Phoenix
! justice precinct, as a democrat
MUST COME BACk-Governor
Hunt yesterday issued the necessary
| requisition papers for the return of
| Richard A. Liner, wanted here on the
| charge of passing a fraudulent check
! for s75 at the Commercial hotel
Line is being held at Tooele, Utah,
pending the arrival of Constable
James Murphy, who will bring him
to Phoenix
BAD MEAT CASE DISMISSED
| The case against George w Davis, a
butcher of Six Points, brought by the
| state for the alleged sale of tainted
meat, was dismissed in Judge Park
er's court Yesterday There were
over so witnesses for the defense and
IL for the state. A great many of
| these were put on the stand, but the
evidence failed to show criminal in
tent and scarcely negligence on the
part of the defendant, and according
~ the case was dismissed
SHEARERS RETURN FROM
COAST-Captain and Mrs ]. NJ
Shearer Of the Phillips House, who
have been spending the past two
| weeks on the Pacific coast have re-
turned and are now making the final
plans for re-opening their house fol
the fall and winter patronage. They
will open the dining room for break
fast on August LIST and from then or
the Phillips House will again be one
of the leading smart boarding houses
of the city.
| BISHOP MoUzoN WILL PREACH
lHERE-Bishop E. D. Mouzon. d. D.
L. L. D. of San Antonio, Texas, on,
of the bishops of the Methods
church south will arrive in this cit,
tomorrow morning and will occupy
the pulpit at Central church tina
levening at s o'clock. Special ar
rangements are being made to prop
erly cool off the auditorium in ordel
that the greatest degree of comfor
may be enjoyed by the crowd tina
Twill surely wait upon his message
Bishop Mouzon is regarded as on,
of the greatest orators before tn,
American public.