Arizona republican., 1912-06-29

I GONE TO FLAGsTAFF-R B. , Cleveland left last night for Flag staff.
 1.-THE CHURCH OF THE BRETH- REN- Dunkards) Located 1923 Grand avenue Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Preaching 1O:3O a. m. Every
 one welcome.
 VISITING NEWSPAPER MEN, w B. Kelley of the Clifton Copper Era and Evans T. Richardson of the city last night.
 E. W. POTTER HERE-E. w. Pot | ter formerly Phoenix business man but now devoting himself to the work of a commercial traveller, was a Phoe- nix visitor yesterday.
 ANY SURPLUS DOGS?-Marshal Moore announces that if any resident of Phoenix has any surplus dogs he would like to get rid of, all he needs | to do is to telephone the police sta ton and a gentlemanly dog catcher will be sent after them.
 WITH THE DOkAYS-Night Cap tain of Police Brisbois left last night for Bsbee with the D. O. K. K. ex- cursiOn for few days outing. Dur ing his absence Clyde Maxwell, until recently a guard at the prison, is serving in his stead
 RAPIDLY REcoVERlNG-Dr J. T. Dunlap, the dentist who left here for Murreta Springs. Cal, sometime ago, suffering greatly of rheumatism, writes that he has fully recovered from his illness and has left the springs He will be home in about three weeks.
 has been received from Mrs. Frances iW Munds of Prescott, one of the equal suffrage leaders of the state, to the effect that she expects to file lwith the secretary of state about July 2 the petitions secured in that
 party of the country, asking for the submission of a suffrage amendment,
 at the next election.
 OLD TIMER RETURNS-A c
 Mcqueen live stock agent of the
 Santa Fe, who was formerly a resi- dent of this valley for many years but who has lived in Prescott con- stantly for the last two weeks, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday He de- clares his intention of making this , valley his home again as soon as the live stock business lets up little.
 AT THE FORD-Frank Roscoe, Mesa: Chas. Wilson, Ray; Ed Farr Albuquerque; J. w. Weatherford. Flagstaff: J. c. Perry, Hayden w.
 F. Norman and wife, Oklahoma City; G. w Hess, Tucson: F. H. ThOmp
 son. san Diego; w. J. Stapleton, Denver; Thos C. Evans. Fred Kor-
 umr. Los Angeles; ThOs KaVanaugh,
 Ray.
 RECElVERSHlP WANTED-Suit
 was filed in superior court yesterday by John Dennett Jr. against the Ari-
 zona Mutual Savings and Loan As :. sociatiOn in which he is an owner
 of share of the stock of the con
 cern. He demands an accounting
 and asks for the appointment of a
 receiver, declaring the defendant
 company to be insolvent.
 BLOCKS APARTMENT HOUSE.
 Peter Block was in Phoenix for a
 few days having come over from San
 Diego, to complete trade deal that
 he was interested in. MT. Block re-
 turned to San Diego last night. Later ' MT Block expects to visit San Fran cisco He advised that the apart . ment house that he is to build in . Phoenix will be started the first of
 September without fail.
 I AT THE ADAMS-J. P Curney, Q Mobile. Ala: Chas. F. Granlin. St.
 Louis; C. J Longneran. Los Ange-
 les; E. L. Grand Cincinnati. O.; R. 1 SVVin Los Angeles: Hans Bauder, Chicago; :, lP Gordon. Denver; c. l.. Hill, Los ' Angeles; H. G. Solomon. New York;
 K. D. Carlson, Los Angeles; H. w.
 Ccale, Detroit O. N CresWe!l and
 wife, Bowie; Wm. Bloch. New York; a MT. and Mrs. J. N. Purdue, Globe: R. '. F. Asbett Rochester. N. Y
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Ray C. Harker, D. D., minister The church is at the cor a ner of Second avenue and Monroe t street Sunday school, 9:45. John l.. I Burchman, superintendent Public Q worship at II a. m. and p. m. The n pastor will preach morning and eve d ming Morning subject, Stephen the First Martyr" Evening topic r Gods Requirements" Epwortt | t officers will be installed at the Ep- U worth league meeting.
 THE cOMMERClAL-F. G. Car < l ney, Mesa; H. F Bryant, Fl Paso;
 O. N. Creswell and wife, Bowie: L. c l.. Odle, Albuquerque; N. G. Pitzer T Los Angeles; A. J. Pitzer, Los An Q geles; N. Gilliland, Los Angeles: if Chas. H. French, Casa Grande; Jack if Morgan, Crown King; Charles Gran if dall Prescott; H. N Hickman, Los
 Angeles; L. D. WOodmansee and wife g Los Angeles; T. A. Nicholas. Flor n ence; T. H. Sutton, Los Angeles: MT n and Mrs. H. O. Gunderson, Scotts- e dale Wm. Goldman, San Francisco; a C. R. Morris, Santa Ana, Cal; w E
 Morris, MyfOrd.
 HE OWED IT TO CHAMP-Amone sx the pnthuSi1 Stic democrats who Iyore