Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-21
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AT THE FoRD.-Minnie E. Clark,
New York; E. f. Sparks. Topeka,
Kan; Mrs. John Lee, Jr., and son,
Lynchburg, Va; r. W. King, No
gales.
WILL GO TO KINGMAN.-Profes-
sor c. Q. Case state superintendent.
viii go to Kingman today for the pur-
pose of holding conference with
County superintendent LaSalle OF
that place regarding the school work
there. From Kingman, Professor Case
Will stop at several other points in
the north part OF the state.
STILL PIlING UP MILEAGE.-The
Maxwell nonstop test, which is being
carried on at Los Angeles, was still.
rolling along yesterday evening and
the report made at that time showed
that the car had gone 14,261.7 miles,
and is so far nearly two thousand
miles ahead of the nonstop record
made by motor car.
AT THE JEFFERSON.-C. L.
James Hot Springs Junction; f. H.
Lang, city; {. b. WEIGH, San Fran
cisco: T /. Helm, Hayden; Mrs.
Alex A Johnson, Flagstaff; T. NJ.
Smith. Chicago; A. Bowie and wife,
Wheaton. Wyo. f. W. Hough, city;
Henry McWnliams. Fort Wayne, Ind;
c. l. Drummond, Salt Lake: G. L.
MaAr Queen Creek.
SUPREME COURT.-The action Of
Charles f. Ainsworth VS.. The Arizona
Asphalt Paving company was yester-
day filed in the state supreme court
the case having originated in the
Maricopa superior court. where the
paving company was awarded a judg
ment against Ainsworth. The latter
is appealing from the finding Of the
lower court. The trouble arose over
some paving which was laid on Nortr
Central avenue in this city some time
ago.
AT THE coMMERCIAL-Huel
Campbell. Ash Fork; II. Cunard
Canon; Mrs. J. NJ. Beattie; r.
Murphy, Albuquerque; II. p. John
son. Freeport, H.; Joseph Gray Sic
bert: Colonel W. f. Purcell, s.
Johns w w. Carney, Mesa; J. J
Burke Lamar. Colo; p. Mcpherson
and Thomas Rouse. Bouse: NJ. Hell
ford. Los Angeles; Mrs. Baxter am
R. X. Baxter. Wickenburg; f. O
Kennedy. city; 5. II. MaXey; Eva g
Horden. Florence.
FINED AND RECONCILEO-Wal-
ter Milo. the gypsy who robbed Anna
Washo OF her jewels was fined SIS by
Judge De Souza yesterday. The gyD-
sv girl who swore out the complaint
against Milo and her sister, from
whom he stole the trinkcts and who
claims to be his wife, were in the court
room during the hearing. They all LEFT
the court together apparently the best
OF friends.
PIHLT
He did not care about it on his ow7
account. but he feared the effect or
his wife if she should see it of an an
nodncement that appeared in the hote'
intelligence in The Republican, stating
that c. A. Bartel and wife were guests
of the Hotel Jefferson Mr.. Barters
wife is not with him nor IS there any
body else's wife He is travelling single
handed and alone and the hotel regis
tiers bear him out in that.
APPROVAL OF MINERAL SURVEY
The surveyor general has approved
Mineral Survey No. 1912 \ & 3. Tir
Top. Horse Shoe, Eureka, Quantren
Elephant Head, Stonewan. Grand
Prize, Quantero, Homestake, Look out
lodes. and Elephant Head Mill Site.
These claims are situated in the Tyn-
dali mining district, Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, Arizona. and are owned by c. B. d.
Howell. The surveyor general has also
approved Mineral Survey No. 5000.
Bouquet No l, Bouquet No. >. Bou-
quet No. 3, Bouquet No. ; and Bou-
oct No. lode mining claims. usitated
in the Verde mining district. Yavapai
county. Arizona, and owned by L. Ga
dette and T. F. Shea
a" THE ADAMS.-W. p. Wood and
wife, Phoenix: r. 3. Williams. Olathe.
Kan; T. a. Sayre, Amarillo. Texas:
George z. Smith, Salt Lake City; W
II. Tallize. Johnson; c. w. Wright.
Denver; w f. Cummins, Vulture: ]
Q. Carper, Denver; a. G. Whittemore.
Los Angeles; Edward T Gushee. Hot
Springs: II. Moseley, Boston. H. Ed
wards, Tucson; Paul f. Langworthy,
LockpOrt. n. Y; =. f. Bradshaw.
Glendale; ". r. Williams. Los Ang-
eles; Fred Fenchler. Mexico; Mrs.
Thomas Leonard. Columbus. Ohio; S
c. Mason and wife, Betheda Md:
mes p. Moore. New York; George W.
Riley Les Angeles James NJ. Robert
son, Los Angeles; William Franks
Chicago; James NJ. Rodgers, New
York; Max Alpert, Los Angeles; John
Wall. New York; +. NJ. Hartman.
Tucson; Louis Molinens, New York;
r. G. kauters, San Francisco.
OBITUARY. Matthew e O'Neiu
age GS. died on Monday noon at his
home in this city, following an illness
of several days, from the effects of
heart trouble. Mr.. O'Neill came to
this city several months ago from his
family home at Delta, Ohio. and had
been making his home with his
daughter. Mrs. Tillie Baines of 319
West Washington street. While his
health had not been the best for sew
eral years past, he was not in a seri-
Gus condition until a few days ago,
when he became belfast. He is sur
vived by a widow Mary e, to whom
he was married nearly half a century
ago, and three daughters, Mrs. Tillie
Baines and Mrs. Nellie McMonagle of
Phoenix and Mrs. Alice Holonan of
Delta. Ohio. The funeral services will
be conducted tomorrow morning at
o'clock from st. Mary's Catholic
church, interment to follow in the
Greenwood cemetery.
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