Arizona republican., 1912-09-24

FORD HOTEl.-J. D. Ferree, Phoe- nix; J. F. Bowman, Octavia, Kansas; H. A. Smith, Kansas City; Mrs. Ed Ritter, Hillside; F. Sweeney, Denver.
 IoWAN VISITS FRIENDs.-C. w. Reger, sales agent for the Chittenden and Eastman furniture company of Burlington, Iowa, is in the city visit ing old friends. He will remain in Phoenix for few days.
 BUSINESS WENT ovER-There was session of the United States court, for law and motion day. but most of the matters before the court went over either until next Monday o. to the beginning of the October term.
 LIEUT.. JEWETT BACk-Lieuten- ant F. F. Jewett. 23rd Infantry U. S. army, the army officer, detailed as in structor and advisory officer with the National Guard of Arizona, returned on Sunday from his leave spent at Whip pie barracks in Yavapai county.
 FAIR COMMISSIONERS HERE Messrs. John J. Keegan of Globe J. R. Henderson of Bisbee and Hugh E. r Commission were in town today talk ing in the circus With Secretary C. B. Wood they remembered their kid days
 NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR COMING The first responses to the invitation of ArizOnas executive to attend a conference of southwestern governors in Phoenix during state fair week comes from William c. McDonald the cattle king governor of New Mexico Governor Mcdonald will make his first visit to the Salt River valley at that time.
 REAL SCHOOL WoRk-Now that the circus has come and gone there is no incentive for children of school age failing to enroll in the public schools Superintendent John D. Lo- per of the city schools is anxious that the parents will see that every child of school age is enrolled this week in order that they may begin the regular course of study without delay.
 PACIFIC GAS BOX PARTY.-The Barnum X Bailey circus was the oc- Casion of more than one enjoyable circus party yesterday afternoon. One especially attracted attention it was composed of the Pacific Gas and Electric officials, G. H Walbridge, R. s. Mason, F S. Viele with H. R TTitle of the Gazette, and Reese Ling, democratic national committeeman from Arizona
 AT THE COMMERClAL.-J w. Kerr, Thomas Chrisman, Long Branch, Christ Yeager. Fl Paso; MT. and Mrs. J. M. Carter, Kirkland, Ariz.; Mrs. C. w. Platt, Wickenburg; E. F. Jewett, Canyon City Colo; Thomas Ingle, Boonville, Ind; J. M Beebe, Los An geles; Mrs. w B. Redmond. Florence; A. H. Foster and wife. Gila Bend; Mrs. William Sukalle, Long Beach; J. V. Verdugo, Florence; M. J. Mur- chison and wife, Hayden.
 BRIDGE FOR CHA RlVER-Gov- ernor Hunt announced this morning that following the completion of the Tempe bridge which is being con- structed by convict labor. the state will construct as a portion of the state highway system a similar bridge across the Gila river between this city and Yuma. The final site for the bridge has not been selected but in dications point to a location near Dome crossing about twenty miles from Yuma
 SECRETARY OSBORN RETURNS. Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn, with his bride, Miss Marjorie Grant returned from Los Angeles this morn ing. Secretary Osborn however did not hie him to his office in the capitol building as soon as he arrived prefer ring rather to wait unti1 most of the young lady clerks had left for the noon recess. When assured of that he went and spied the decorations that had been arranged for his home coming but for swore sitting down under the rose bower.
 BOYS TURNED LOOSE.-The two seventeen year old boys who were giv- en lodging at the police station Sunday night. after having completed a blind baggage journey from Boston to Phoe- nix in fifteen days, were released yes l terday morning. They were told that | if they would keep in touch with the police it might be that work upon ranches could be found for them. Late yesterday afternoon the boys had sue ceeded in finding employment and 1 departed with the assurance that they were here to make good and to be- come efficient cowboys"
 PATROL HORSE IS FRISkY.- While policemen were engaged in ta- king the big sorrel horse from the patrol wagon yesterday afternoon something went wrong with the sus- pending apparatus and it was pre- l cipitated upon the back of the steed Before anyone could stop the frighten- l ed animal, it was on it's way round l the city hall, taking the paths set aside for pedestrians. There was g general scrambling of the crowds gathered in the plaza, but all man. aged to get out of the way without injury The horse was stopped just as he was going out upon Jefferson
 street and making ready for a long
 run.
 CLARkE-MILES NUPTIALS-Car | Clarke, a graduate of the PhoeniA 1 high school and a prospective student | at the University of Arizona this | year, thought too much of his sweet i heart to leave here here while he | finished his college course, so be- tween them they made it UP to get