Arizona republican., 1905-10-12
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! H. Dowden, Jr., of San Francisco; C.
 A. Peake Kansas City; J. A. Monroe Roosevelt; w. H. Code, Washington D. C.; $. T. Allen, San Francisco; J. F. Littlefield, San Francisco; w. E. Ford, Sayre, Okla; J. C. Bullard, Con- gress; Norton Nelson, John L. Baker, l Chicago; C. T. Dixon, Kansas City Mo; c. L. Ffshen, San Francisco, were yesterday registered as guests of the Ford hotel.
 Mrs. J. Y. T. Smith and Miss Smith arrived in the city yesterday from Los Angeles and will remain in the city for about ten days. They are guests at the Nichols home on East Adams street. Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith will spend the winter in Bisbee where Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs. George Buxton resides.
 Mrs. w. c. Truman and Mrs. Geo. M. Broclzwayt of Florence were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 Will Mckee yesterday returned from business visit to Roosevelt where his company operates a branch store.
 Among the guests at the Adams yes terday were: Jos. $. Newman, New York; J. II. Hunt, San Francisco; H. N. Greene, Boston; C. B. Dinsmore, T. H. Williams and A. L. Cassidy. San Francisco; Herbert MoseIy. Boston; Otto Kaiser, Los Angeles; H. GoIdwa- ter, St Louis; and Miss F. F. Gresham, Baltimore, Md.
 Fred Fleishman of Tucson spent yesterday in Phoenix attending the session of the territorial board of phar- macy of which he is a member.
 Frank H. Hereford of Tucson spent yesterday in the city on legal business
 D. B. Williams of Prescott spent yes terday in Phoenix.
 Wm. Griffith of Prescott spent yes terday in Phoenix on business connect ed with his holdings in this valley. At present he is one of the owners and manager of the Prescott Iron Works
 Henry Cowell and Dan McNeiI are in the city attending court.
 Yesterday there were registered as guests of the Commercial: Charles J. Asche. Globe; G. A. Laney St Louis: M. J. MahOney and A. E. Frank Eos ter, Flagstaff: Robert BIoomer. Salome; C. w. Lutes, San Francisco; A. F. Stumpf, wife and child. Los An geles; John Micnles, Prescott: T. H. Bacon and wife, D. D. Miller, Los An geles; w. ?. ParlHhurst. San Francisco; George w. GOdlOve, Jr.. St. Louis and Nat Goldsmith, St. Joe.
 Henry Cagle and wife and May Say lers left last night for their former home at AbiIine, Texas. Mrs L. S Swain and MT. Swain's mother who for several days have been guests of the Hotel Adams left last night for their home in Texas. Mr. Swain will remain in the valley for several weeks and possibly for the entire winter.
 Rudolph Baatz for Portland, and H. A. Dow for Los Angeles were outgoing passengers on last night's train for the south.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings Santa Fe train were: P. F. Gresham and sister, for Lalman. N. M; P. R. Urmstromn for Los An geles, and w D. Hayes an attache Of the agricultural department for Santa Fe, N. M.
 Shirley Christy and Miss Christy who have been on the coast for the past week are expected home tomorrow morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Reggie Price ------ have been visiting friends in the city the past week left last night for Cananea, their home.
 Sid Mauk who represents a CalifOr- mia fruit house and who has been buy ing fruit in the valley the past week left last night for the southern part of the territory.
 Pacific Hardware company left last night for Tucson and Douglas on a | business trip.