Arizona republican., 1914-08-02

ON VACATION = Clay Leonard, clerk of the supreme court, left last night for San Francisco for l months vacation.
 AT SANTA MONicA-W. D. Full wiler has joined his family in Santa Monica. They will return in six weeks.
 DlSMlSSED-The case against Ar turo Cruz and Ynez Durano, charged at the instance of Ramon Durano, hus- band of Ynez Durano, with misconduct, was dismissed in Judge Parker's court yesterday
 BACK FROM NEW YoRK-Mrs. c. B. Palmer and family returned from New York where they have spent the summer pr. Palmer returned some time ago and has been awaiting the coming of his family since
 NEW ARlZONlAN-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Valenzuela of 91S East Jefferson street are the proud parents of a hand some son who arrived at the home yes- terday morning at ' o'clock. Mr. Va lenzuela is the proprietor of the Fl Paso store on East Washington street PickENS FOR MESA CONSTABLE To. l.. Pickens has filed his nomina- tion petition and papers with the clerk of the board of supervisors, to enter as a candidate at the primary elections, for the office of constable of the Mesa precinct MT. Pickens is a staunch democrat.
 MATRIMONIAL Marriage .H- censes were issued yesterday to
 James Walter Boyd and Madge Books Sanders, both of Maricopa; Herbert l Hooker, of Gila, and Vera l.. Scott. of DetIoit Michigan, and to Castora ! both Maricopans.
 HUNT COUNTY ADVOCATE George w. Harben, the Williams at torney and one of the hardest ad vocates for the proposed Hunt coun- ty during the last legislature was in the city yesterday having come down from the north to spend two or three days in the capital city.
 BRINGING THEM WEST - Col . | onist fares, will be in effect via San ta Fe September "A to OctoOer in | elusive, from Chicago, Kansas City, s, Louis, Memphis and points west. I the game as fast spring. Fares from l points east of those gateWays will be l substantially the same as last season | GOING EAST-Mr. and Mrs F. F. Wilson, of tte south side, will leive
 for Michigan Monday. August 3. re- l turning about the middle of SeDtem- rrl. fr.o ,.,l. 1 lives in De.roit Jackson, Ann Ar bor, and Ypsidnti. Enroute they eX | rect to spend week among the Colorado Rockies.
 SADDLE THIEF CAUGHT-Tom ] Ellis, on whose trail Constable John 1 Rudd of Glendale has been for some 1 time, because of the general belief that Ellis was connected with the
 mysterious disappearance of certain
 saddles, was rounded up by Sheriff Adams yesterday and is now reposing | in the county jail awaiting an ex-
 amining trial.
 l BACK FROM VACATION - w. 1 Paul Geary. chairman of the corpora | tion commission. returned yesterday after a months vacation, during l which time he attended the Elks' l convention at Denver. On his way | home. M- Geary took short camp ing trip in Apache county and re- ports the cattle ranges in and around St. Johns as in most excellent con- iition, and the cattle and sheep men
 as jrbilant.
 TO THE GRAND cANYoN-Mr
 and Mrs. H. M. Clemens, of the Mer
 chants and Manufacturers associa-
 ton, will leave Monday evening for the Grand Canyon and northern points. MT. Clemens will be absent labout ten days, but Mrs. Clemens will go to Muncie and Indianapolis, to spend the remainder of the sum-
 mer with relatives
 THE RESPONSE OF THE LADIES l-The ladies have made an admirable
 response to the special invitation to
 register, 2O9 having added their names
 to the list. In an effort to stimulate
 registration among the fair ones Sat
 urday was set apart as a special invita-
 tion day, and the doors of the office
 remained open until late into the even
 ing. Throughout the day the officers
 were kept busy, with result that sur l. passed all expectations. The twohun-
 dred mark was but a hope. so satisfac- , tion is felt over the response. TRADES WHISKEY TO INDIAN
 Anchona Lopez Mexican, was caught
 red handed trading Whiskey to an h. dian yesterday. The change of hands
 from the Mexican to the Indian of three
 bottles of whiskey in the alley at the
 back of Hans Herlick saloon was ob served by a passer-by, and the mer were at once cut off from retreat by Chief Officer Brisbois, who took then in hand, turning them over to tn, : county jail In the afternoon Lope, was arraigned before Judge Parker
 and his case was held over to the fed eral court, bond being fixed at $500. FIERCE WHILE IT LASTED-Th, . fire department responded prompt! ] yesterday evening at seven o'clock to ;
 call from the Golden Rule Chop Hous, on West Adams street. The fire hat
 its origin in the oven of large rang
 where some beef suet had been place,