Arizona republican., 1912-09-29

HAS NEW OFFICE-Frcd Jocobs who sells real estate, has moved his offices to the Empress Thcatcr build ing where he will be .in readiness to greet his old friends or form new acQuaintances.
 STOREY HERE-Supt. II. c. Storey of the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix railroad, came to Phoenix yesterday in his car and spent the day here on business connected with the road. He left last evening for his home ir Prescott.
 MANY HUNTING PARTIES-Lo- cal hunters report that there are many ducks in the baclwatcrs of the Salt river and several parties were arranging yesterday to start out early this morning and journey down the river in quest of the birds. Quail are not so plentiful except upon oc- casion although there are hordcs O1 doves and white wings.
 TWO CHAIN GANGS-There are so many prisoners in the city jail that the chain gang has grown out of proportion to the ability of one man to handle. For this reason two gangs have been made up and they are doing some very effective work in cleaning the city irrigation ditches and freeing the streets and alleys from weeds and undesirable groWths
 NEW BAND QUARTERS - Now that the big room on the west side of the city hall building on the sec ond floor has been taken over for police court purposes the smaller room on the east side of the same floor will shortly be placed in good condition This will thereafter be utilized as a meeting place for the Firemen's association as well as for the practcing of the Pioneer band.
 AT THE MMERClAL-W l.. Wilson. Fitzgerald. Ga; II. Schwarz and wife, Toledo, O.: Belle A. Ward, Los Angeles: J. $. Fletcher, Topeka, Kan. H. H. Wilson, oLs Angeles; George NJ Hanson, Topeka, Kan; $. H. Jenner, C. K. Jenner, San Fran cisco; J. Garnett Holmes, City; Fritz Rosenstein, San Francisco; J. Fred Chaney Dallas, Texas; MT and Mrs. Leonard George, Chandler; N T. Basha. Ray; Alfred Paul, William Sancke. Douglas; G. Ganem, New York: Mir ard Mrs. Walter Jones, Buckeye,
 JUDGE NAVE'S FUNERAL-The funeral of Judge Nave will take place at Globe this afternoon. Notice of the time of the services was not received here until eleven o'clock yesterday and immediately President H. B. Wilkin- son of the bar association and Judge F. w. Lewis who succeeded Judge Nave on the resignation of the latter at once made preparation to leave for Globe They went by automobile which was laden with flowers. The inter ment of Judge Nave win take place at Los Angeles.
 HE THREATENED CAMPA-J. M. Williams superintendent of the coast division in Mexico of the Wells Fargo & Go. was in the city yesterday. MT. Williams whose headquarters are at Fl Paso came here from Tucson where he called on General Campa in jail and accused him of having robbed car ot the company of a large sum of money. 1 CamDa had previously said that he had not been ged in footing. MT Will 1 Hams threatened to attach S4OO Tn | Nexicon money which Campa had when he was arrested.
 BACK FROM VANCOUVER-Mrs. w. Y Rumney returned yesterday from an extended visit with her par | ents at Vancouver, B. c. She was called there primarily by reason Of the observance of the golden wedding anniversary of her parents. Thirteen | brothers and sisters were in the par 1 tv greeting the aged couple on the 1 important anniversary. Mrs. Rum ney's daughter, Josephine, also re- | turned yesterday from Flagstaff where she took a course in the sum mer school of the Northern Arizona | normal. She will immediately enter the Phoenix Union high school
 EXPECTING CONSOLIDATION - A w. Finley and H. D. McVay, the | engineers in charge of the commer- | cial study work preceding the con- solidation of the Arizona Telephone &, Telegraph company and the over land. announce after two weeks o' careful investigation of the condl- ton of the two plants, that 1t VII be but short time before actua
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 be effected The two companies ar'
 now owned by the Mountain States
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