Arizona republican., 1912-09-11

VI yesterday for a few days of business.
 BEER MAN IN TOWN.-H. N. Reno. the well known brewer, of Douglas, was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday, registering at the Adams.
 VISITED FRIENDS HERE-Mrs George M. Broadway, wife of the lead ing physician of Florence, called on friends here yesterday. She regis tered at the Commercial.
 MELCZERS LEAVE.-The Melc- gers left last night for Los Angeles to prepare for the marriage of Miss Gertrude Melczer to Gustave Summer field at the Hotel Alexandria next Sunday night.
 HOTEL ADAMS.-M w. Kirb, J. B. Cooper, E. C. Pierce, Los Angeles; H. N. Reno, Douglas; F. J. Gibbons and wife, Courtland; F. M. Murphy, w. A. Drake, Prescott; V. G. Yam baugh, Spokane Wash.
 MARKET Is WIRED.-The work of completely wiring the interior of the new city market has now been completed and for the first time since the building was firisbed lessees Cf the stalls have a means of illumina- ton
 FORD HOTEL.-W. H. Randall, Pasadena; w. c. Merritt, Claremont, Cal; c. H. Rowland, Akron, O.; A E. Koehler, Jr.. Tucson; Mrs. U N. Stevenson, E. Grace Rogers, Mesa; R. N. Lowry. Prescott; R. A. McDon- ness, Tucson; A. c. Mott, San Fran cisco.
 ANNOUNCE SOCIAL.-The Madi- son Improvement club will give an ice cream social Wednesday evening September 16, at the Madison school one quarter mile east of the Glendale car line. There will be rigs to meet the 7:20 car leaving town. Every body is invited to attend.
 OSBORN PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.-The Parent Teach CTS association of Osborn school will hold a meeting today at the school building. Important business is to be discussed and full attendance is de- sired A cordial invitation is eX- ! tended to all interested in the work of the association.
 AT THE CoMMERCIAL-H. R. CiCNS, ulSd, ohid-, hdlle AIoOie, HI perial Valley; Merrill G. Haines, N 1 w. Thurlow, J. R. Jones, Los An geles; G. w. Barrarr, Fl Paso. Tex; Mrs. J. E. Haynes, Paris. Texas; Mrs | George NJ. Brockway,. Florence; John Rock, Tombstone; Harry Rafferty. | Tombstone; Fred l.. Ingraham, Yuma
 ROCK FROM ToMBSTONE.-Jo Rock, of Tombstone, supervisor for i COchise county, and one of the best | known residents of that county, came l to Phoenix yesterday. He was ac- 1 companied as far as this city by | Harry Rafferty, also of Tombstone, who was bringing some prisoners to the penitentiary at Florence.
 IS GIVEN WARNING.-To Sa- | lentie, who sells ice cream and in doing so drives a white horse on the wrong side of the street, was before 1 Judge Thomas in police court. He ad- 1 mitted that he sometimes forgot and found himself on the left side of the | street, but he promised to be good l in the future and was allowed to go with a warning.
 RATE FOR RoOSEVELT-Both the railroads have made arrangements
 
 1 third on the occasion of Theodore 1 Roosevelts visit to Phoenix Septem- Der IT. It holds for all places in side Arizona. The rate will be avail able September Is and in the Salt River valley on the day following, return limit to be September IS.
 HUCkSTERS DISMISSED. = The six hucksItrs who were arrested on Friday charged with violating the city ordinance which requires them to 1 make no sales before nine o'clock each morning at any place other than the city market, lave been dismissed al the request cf the city attorney, it appearing that the ordinance under which they were arrested became In operative a day or two following their arrest A new or amended ordinance
 is now in force which probably would cover similar violations.
 RAFAEL WAS SURPRISED-Wher Rafael Valencia faced Judge Thomas in police court yesterday afternoon he supposed that he was under a l plain charge of being drunk. For a time he just couldn't account for the
 presence in the court room of Victoria
 Reivano, but when she began to tes-
 tify that Valencia had smitten her or
 the nose and struck her behind the
 ear, he awakened to realization that a drunken man sometimes does things
 he doesn't remember. So instead oi the usual three dollar fine he was as | sessed ten dollars or ten days in the . city bastile He will be with the chain gang until one week from Fri day
 DECORATING CITY HALL.-"Bill , Wedenhofer is the busiest man abou
 the city hall these days. He has tht
 contract for painting and decorating
 parts of the interior, particularly thu . second floor which is being placed , | in shape for the moving of the cour ], room and the city charities departmen II to that part of the building. Alread. { he has worked wonderful transfer ! nation, painting the Wainscoting ant ! papering or tinting the Walls.< Ui ltimately he promises to do some grain ! ing of the woodwork that will be a 1 near the real thing as to deceive tn best Woodologist. The new polio 2 court will be large and roomy an' no doubt will be appreciated by tn