Arizona republican., 1912-06-24

 1 lin the detective who has figured so 8 Phoenix visitor and a guest of the l Commercial
 HUNTING IN GlLA-There still seems to be some good hunting in upper Gila country. A Payson man l has sent to Globe the skins of an old 1 bear and two cubs and the skin of gray wolf, on which he demands bounty.
 CAME LAST NIGHT-Those arriv- l ing at the Hotel Adams last night were: H. r. Dolzar of New York; E. 1 G. Thomas of Los Angeles; Albert Steinfeld and H. H. Holbert of Tue son: l.. c. Mott of Swansea and E. L. Hildebrand of Goddard, Ariz. MESA COTTON GROWERS-Sev- eral of the Mesa City farmers have under way a project for forming cotton growers association and the purchase of couple of Platt gins l and possibly one of the Universal Fi- | Der Gin Co, if it's demonstration proves satisfactory.
 FUNERAL OF w. F. REUTER- - i The body of w. F. Reuter- who died ! at Prescott on Saturday was brought | to the city yesterday afternoon and arrangements for the funeral were 1 completed. The services will take place at the Drscoll parlors at four o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be 2t Greenwood.
 FORD HOTEL GUESTS Those registering at the Ford hotel yester- day were: P. c. Knapp of Seattle; U. G. Peterson and J. c. Brown of Mesa City; Chas. A. Alexander of Globe: Miss F. Neil of Tempe; R. Johnston of Tempe; l.. H Shobe of Denver; A. Cockrill of Fl Paso and Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Elliott of Gran lite Reef
 VISITING RELATIvES.-J.. S. Fri tie arrived here yesterday morning for q visit with his mother, Mrs. F. A. Tritle, and his brothers, Fred and Harry. Mir Tritle left Arizona d quarter q century ago, when still a boy, this being his first visit since then. the family then residing in Prescott. After graduating from Yale university he became an electric Il engineer and is now enroute to his home in Kansas City after attending a convention of his profession 'on the coast.
 1 COMMERCIAL HOTEL GUESTS Those registering at the Commercial Iyesterday were: B. H. Franklyn, Los Angeles; w. J. Schenck. Columbus, iOhio: Maude Whitten. Phoenix; P.
 M. Higley Long Beach. Cal; w. G. iBorackmay, Chandler: w. H. Thoupe, Prescott; w. s. Sheivley, Ash Fork; W. H. Melick. Williams. AriZ.: Sam IF Webb, Thos. J. Webb. Cashion;
 Mrs. R. B. Hilton Mrs. Kate Roller, City; C. A. Glasmann, Florence; Chris :. Raya, $. Kuruin. Ray; R. E. Hull Camp Carney; T. H. Sutton, c. M.
 Smith, N. G. Pitzer Los Angeles; tJames A. McKelvin. Los Angeles;
 John Bodin, San Jose; T. H. Key
 holds. Los Angeles: R. B. Webster
 Prescott; c. W. Sutes. Los Angeles; Laura Zehuder. Jerome.
 MINE BELL SIGNALS-The Re
 publican few days ago printed Ari-
 zona's new code of mine bell signals l devised by Mine Inspector Bolin. II may not generally be known that the
 signals instead of being printed on
 muslin as they have generally been
 are on plates of indestructible steel
 designed by J. w. Stonehousc. for
 merly a well known citizen of this
 state. living at Douglas and Bisbee He is now at Victor, Colorado where
 he is engaged in the manufacture of
 these and other metal signs for mines
 He was one of the pioneers of Doug
 las. having gone there in 1901. He was well known there and at Bisbee
 as q designer. Mir. Stonehouse still
 regards Douglas as his home as all
 his property interests are there.
 WREN SCHULTZ INCIDENT 1 William Schultz, who suffered a bro-
 ken nose and badly gashed eye at
 the hands of $. F. Wren late Saturday
 night was doing as well yesterday as one in that badly lacerated condi- ton could expect to. It is believed
 the sight of his eye is not injured though it is almost inconceivabIe that
 he escaped it. Wren was released
 from custody yesterday on bail. He
 tells a little diffrent story. He says
 that both are electric linemen by
 profession and got acquainted in
 their business, though he did not
 know Schultz intimately. He said Schultz gave him the rush act Sat urday night, borrowing $3. Later he
 met other mutual acquaintances who
 told him that was favorite custom
 of Schultz; whereupon he decided to
 get his money back if he could He
 said he was planning to lead Schultz
 to where their mutual acquaintances
 were and put the matter up to him
 in their presence, but that when they
 got in the alley back of the AnheuseI
 Schultz tried to slap him, and that he retaliated. Wren says he has | leased the Lockett ranch in this val | ley for year and otherwise sought to show his responsibility and trust