Arizona republican., 1914-08-05
REGIMENT IS NOW
 EM ROUTE TO CAMP
Northern Companies Add Their Full Quota to Special Leaving This
 Morning.


 service Companies 1 and F, Arizona National Guard, detrained at Phoenix late last night, and marching to the Polk street grounds stacked arms and bivouaced for the night. With Companies A and B and the First Regiment band, they will leave this morning at o'clock on the special | military train for Fort Huachuca. The commands from the northern part of the state numbe. an even 100 l men, there being 55 in Company F from Snowflake and Prescott, under Captain Jesse M. Smith, and 45 in Captain Robinsons command from Flagstaff. They came in over the Santa Fe late last evening in three ] special cars attached to the regular
 train due here shortly before 10 o'clock AS soon as the troops ar | rived the work of transferring their | baggage and camp equipment to the special train was begun, and by mid night all was in readiness for the start this morning.
 ! The special leaving this morning
 will carry approximately 45O men, counting Companies and D from Tempe and Mesa. Companies and | B of this city and the First Regi- ment band will assemble at the
 armory at seven o'clock this morning,
 and at once proceed to entrain- Most
 of the impedimenta which is to be 1 taken along is already on the tain.
 The special will leave here promptly
 at o'clock, reaching Maricopa about an hour later, where the cars carry l ing Companies H and L of Yuma will | be taken on.
 Col A. M. Tuthill, commander of the regiment. reached here yesterday 1 from Morenci, and will be on the special leaving this morning, as will | Colonel Charles w. Harris, adjutant general, Major E. P. Grinstead and other members of the general staff. AT FORT GRANT-Chares R. Os- | burn, secretary of the board of con trol left yesterday for Fort Grant on 1 business at the state industrial school. | GRANTED ExTENSlON-T cor
 poration commission yesterday grant l l 15 to file it's brief in the three cent 1 fare case which was recently heard
 before the commission.
 SUSPENDED SENTENCE FOR | CARSON-George Carson, the man
 arrested in California some weeks | ago, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, in Chandler, was
 brought up before the superior court | yesterday Pleading guilty. defendant ingly given a suspended sentence by Judge Phillips
 INDOOR BASEBALL-The Baptist Sunday school team won from the
 Methodists by one point last night,
 the score being Is to 15. This was the first game of a series of indoor l baseball matches to be played at the Y M. c. A. The next game is Thurs
 day evening at 6:30 between the
 Baraca and Junior Bible class teams Of the Presbyterian church.
 | SWIFT USTICE-Constable James
 Murphy returned yesterday morning with Richard c. Liner who was To- cated by the authorities here al Tooele, Utah. after passing several bad
 checks in this city. Liner was ready to take his medicine and he wanted it administered with the least possi-
 ble delay. Accordingly he was taker before Justice Parker who held hin
 to the superior court and having beer
 taken before the court Judge Phillips sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary.
 !, FUNERAL OF JAMES McCANN- , The funeral of James McCann. who , died at his home, 1401 West Jeffer son street, last Sunday morning, vii ; take place from Moore x Mcclellan
 at 8:30 o'clock this morning, unde , the direction of the I. o. O. F. MT
 McCann was also member or th'
 Knights of Pythias. He was sixty
 five years of age, a native of New York. and had been a resident o
 Phoenix for five years. He formerl, , lived at Cananea. He leaves a wifi
 and three step children here and tw'
 sisters in the state of Maine.
 BEFORE EQUALIZATION BOARC
 D. R. Muir, manager, and s. D [ Stewart, attorney representing thu
 Gold Roads Mines Company. and th' Needles Mining and Smelling com r pany appeared before the state board , of equalization yesterday relative t' , the assessed valuation of the com panies' property The matter of val t uation of the Western Union Tele . graph companys property also cam before the board yesterday. E. C Vanderbilt of Los Angeles, specia
 agent and w. H. Mann of Phoeni,
 appeared for the company.
 FAILED TO KEEP FAITH-Fail | ins to keep faith, Walter Porter, wh [. was at liberty under a suspende' !. sentence, was brought before the su ] perior court yesterday. On Marc { 16th Porter was before the court o a charge of failing to support hi wife, and was given a suspende } sentence, binding him to good con ! duct. Porter. however, has disre garded the order, and has still faile < to support his wife adequately. l ! addition he has been keeping tn ! company of immoral persons. O $l these charges he was re-arrested an $ given a sentence by Judge Phillip! 5 of a term in the penitentiary of nc 5 less than one year and not more tha