Arizona republican., 1912-09-10
UP FROM MARIcoPA-Mrs. J.. V

club of that city.
 FORD HOTEL.-Mrs. J. w. Ed wards. Miss Edna Edwards, Marico- pa; Jo Corners, Phoenix; R. w. Will son. Barnum & Bailey; Fred Fields, San Francisco; c. P. Early. Boston.
 BACK FROM COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goldman returned yesterday from an extended sojourp at Los An geles and the coast resorts. They have resumed their apartments at the Adams.
 CIRCUS CAR HERE-Advertising Car No. 2, of the Barnum & Bailey shows, arrived here late Sunday ev- ening and the crew of bill posters and circular distributors were busy lot all of yesterday The big shows ap- pear here Monday, September 23.
 BAY STATE ViSiTOR-Miss Grace Neill of Lynn, Mass, is visiting Miss Anne Garnett for the winter. Miss Nein and Miss Garnett were friends at Smith College where Miss Nein graduated last June.
 BACK FROM COAST-Manager c. F.. Holland, of the J. w Doris gro cery, accompanied by Mrs. Holland, has returned from a two months outing spent at Los Angeles and the beaches
 CLOSING OF SALOONs-During the hours of today when the polls are open, the law requires that all saloons shall be closed. The police will see that the law is observed, although they believe no saloon will be found open except in case the proprietor forgets the day and the law
 DELANO- O-CAWTHORNE - Cards have been received announcing the marriage of William T. Delano and Mrs. Hattie M. CaWthorne, both of this city. at the home of the brides sister in Chicago. on September 1 They will be at home at 351 North Fourth avenue, Phoenix, after No vember 1st
 cRiTTENTON HOME-Al ladies interested in the Florence Crittenton Home work and all members of the circle will meet this afternoon at 2:SO D. m. at the Florence Crittenton Home. 1O5O East Garfield street. Much business is to come before the meeting and there will be a social hour.
 ON INSPECTION TRIP.-Assistant General Manager l.. H. Long of the Randolph Lines, dropped into town yesterday in the office car, Sinaloa, and left for Winkelman, Hayden and other points on that line. It was stat ed that his trip was purely one of in
 spection and that no further import ance attached.
 MORE STREET PAViNG.-Paving
 of that portion of Central and First avenues between the tracks of the
 Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific has
 been commenced. The Barber As phalt company is also engaged in paw ing a portion of North Third street north of Washington street. HOTEL ADAMS.-Gertrude Longe- recller, Chicago; F. J. Holmes, Los Angeles; James H. Aynesworth. Chil-
 ders. Texas; Ed Schultz. Cedar
 brook, Ky; E. A. Trineau w. II. Randall Los Angeles; J. B. Breath itt Tucson: Sidney Goldman an1 wife. Phoenix; c. C. Boyer, Los An geles; L. J. Stevin, New York; Ar | thur w. Finley, Denver; A. II. Kali ! ser, New York.
 BRISBOIS BACk-Night Captain George Brisbois who slipped away a | few nights ago and took unto himself I a wife. is once more attired in olive drab and a shield. He began answer | ing phone calls at the police station last evening. He and Mrs. Brisbois l have taken up their residence at 5O2 North Fourth street, where the VIII l soon be at home to their many friends WATER USERS BEWARE.-This | is the tenth of the month. To the | average householder this is sufflclent of an announcement to recall to them | that the city water rental had bet l ter be paid or the man with the l turmoil wrench may come around To others let it be known that thls ls 1 the last day under which city water ! rentals may be paid without danger | of having the family supply of water 1 shut off without the formality of a
 notice
 l JUDGE HOUSES EPOCH.-Judge l Owen l.. Rouse of Tucson, came tc | Phoenix yesterday to appear as an at 1 tornev in a case in the United states l court. He wasn't so busy but that re | found time to hold an oli-fashloneo l levee at the Commercial late in the | afternoon He said that this trip marks the epoch of a quarter of century IT 1 his career as an attorney, in that fol | the first time in that period he mas | been enabled to argue bill in equity 1 His elation over the fact amounted al 1 most to exhuberance
 LANG OF LOS ANGElES-Undel the belief that anybody would Know T from the first two letters of hls las \ name. just where he halls from, MlKf Lang. of Los Angeles, writes no more ' than his name when registering at tllt II Commercial But when those elgn Il letters go down in the familiar hand there is something doing in this sec ] tion among the cattiemen, for Lans never comes here unless he has hl' eve on a good cattle buy or is seeklnt { one It won't be long before he VII { he shipping some high grade Sai River valley beef to the coast as a re- suit of his latest visit begun yester' day.
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