Arizona republican., 1914-08-30

Mesa owned by Bert Crismon, Com
modore Passey rider, Sam Passey,
trainer. Time, As seconds. Split
Second, a Flagstaff horse ridden by
Ike Sachs and owned by Piper.
The time was the fastest ever made
on that track, so fast that some who
watched the race but did not time
it could hardly believe that it had
actually been made. The track is
eight feet up grade for the half mile.
Another event was the relay race
for $3.50 won by Jim Cline of Tonic
Basin. There was a large attendance
Mesa and Flagstaff.
LIN ORME BACk-Supecvlsor Lin
Orme returned last night from the
north after a two weeks trip.
NEW NoTARY-Horace Magne of
Garces, Cochise county, received a
notarial commission yesterday.
Iona LERG BAcK-Miss Iona
Lerg has returned after a three
months vacation in Lansing, Mich,
and Buffalo. n. Y.
OW-RIcHARDSON MARRIAGE
-Bertram Russell Snow and Evelyn
NJ. Richardson We're united in mar
riage yesterday, Judge Parker Off
ciating.
UNDELVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Mrs. Lillian Miller, H. C.
Duvall, Robt A. McCurdy, Ignacio
NJ Chavez.
ON THE coAsT-H. X Behn,
manager Of the Arizona Hardware
Supply Co. is in Los Angeles on a
hurried business trip. He is expect
ed home tomorrow.
FROM PREScOTT-Miss Myrtle
Fitzpatrick returned from Prescott
yesterday She is one of the ad-
vance guard of many returning Salt
River valley vacationers.
EN- ROUTE TO PARKER-Mel
Greenlee, sheriff of Yuma county
visited friends in Phoenix yesterday,
while en- route to Parker. Greenlee
is seeking reelection on the demo-
cratic ticket.
VACATION ENDs-W. c. Steel, of
the Santa Fe. arrived yesterday with
his wife and daughter, Hazel, who
have been vacationing in Adrian
Mich, for two months. They live
at 1906 West Washington.
PUPPY WANTS A HOME-Hu-
name Officer Canning has another
puppy that wants a home. AT pres
ent the dog is at q East Washing
ton street He is a black little fell
low about seven or eight months
| old.
IN SUPREME COURT-The case
| of Samuel L. Kingman and Farrand
o. Benedict appellees VS.. H. S. Cor
bett, trustee, appellant has been filed
| in supreme court The case is one
appealed from the superior court of
Pima county.
CLINT JACkSON-Clnt Jackson
Republican accountant, returned yes
| terday from a two months vacation
in his old home town of Chicago
and with him he brought his sister
Miss Helen Jackson, who will make
al indefinite stay in Phoenix.
TO OHIO STATE-Gordon Wikoff
who has for the past year been en-
| ployed as one of Colonel McClin-
tock's assistants at the postoffice lef
yesterday for Chicago, en- route t.
! Columbus, Ohio, where he will enter
| Ohio State university in the fall
| Wikoff graduated from Phoeni,
Union high school with the class Of
1913.
ELECTION PREPARATIONS The
clerk Of the board of supervisors is
being kept busy these days in vari-
GUS preparations for the coming pri-
mary elections. Just now the sample
ballots which the law requires to b.
sent to each candidate in the cleo
ton are being mailed out. Election
supplies are gradually coming off The
press to be distributed during tn,
week.
FINED FOR SHOOTING-As
further warning to hunters agains
violation of the law against shooting
across the public highway Judg,
Parker yesterday imposed a fine o
$40 on Charles E. Harris, before hin
Ion such charge. Harris acknowl
edged the offence but submitted tina
he was entirely unaware at the tim
of the shooting that he was violatin,
lany law.
| CAMPAIGN CARD COLLECTION
Never before in the history of Arizon
have candidates been as numerous a
at present. Every county in the stat
has more than a hundred and there i
no lack for the state and precinct of
ficers. Not one of the candidates ha
failed to have cards printed. Invent
years from now these cards will be o
Interest 10 Corners, candidate for tn
legislature from this county who ha
one of the catchiest cards yet seen, i
making a collection. He spent severa
days in the northern part of the stat
in the interest of his campaign, an
while there gathered more than 20
samples of campaign cards. He is nov
writing to the candidates in the east
ern part of the state, asking for one G
, their cards. He will make a trip t
Pima, Cochise and Santa Cruz, in tn
, interest of his book, and If he does nc
visit Yuma, will write to that count
and ask for samples of the cards. J
also has a fancy collection of cam
paign placards consisting of more tina
fifty, and he hopes to increase thi
materially.