Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-30

FROM FLORENCE.-E. w. Coker
and wife of Florence are intown.
FROM PREscOTT-George Tis-
dale of Prescott is in town.
OVER NIGHT. V. Dickson of
Skull Valley was here over night.
ON BUSINESS. w. p Gaffney of
Chicago is here on business trip
FRISCO NAME. W. Tweed. of
san Francisco registered at the Ford
yesterday.
AT THE FoRD.-W. c. Oakman
Of New York City was at the Ford
Yesterday.
EASTERN FAMILY.-G. Rogers.
wife and child of Brooklyn. y. V.
are in the city.
ADAMS GUEST.-Mrs. +. \. Greg
CRY of indianapolis registered at the
Adams yesterday.
MAN AND WlFE.-H. p. McCord
ard wife of Los Angeles are in the
city for a few days.
ON BUSlNESS-C. w. Roger Of
Burlington, Iowa. isin the city to
look after business interests.
AT THE COMMERCIAL J.
Jones Of Meridian. Idaho. was a guest
nj the Commercial yesterday.
BACK AGAIN. Il. Parsons o.
Whitewater who is seeing Arizona.
I. turned To Phoenix Yesterday
CANAOiANS.-E. w. b. Snides Of
81. Jacobs, Ontario. and Isaac Snides
If German Mills. Ontario. are in the
city.
CUTTER is HELD.-Toribio Ma
varro. accused of deadly assault with
stone Yesterday and was held 10 an
sWcr
TO PRACTICE LAW.-Reese NJ
Ling. who will move from Prescott
to Phoenix and practice law in this
city. arrived Yesterday. He has taken
offices in the new Goodrich block.
UNcONFlRMED RUMoR-A rum
or reached Coroner tombstone yester-
day to the effect that one of two
Phoenix Young men who were auto
MODELLING in the desert had been
killed. He was unable to find any
foundation for the story.
E. S. OEPASS hoME-Railway
Commissioner +. s. DePasS has re-
turned home from a trip 10 Wash
iEgton where he attended a hearing
of the Interstate Commerce commos-
sion in which oral argument was made
iii the matter OF the complaint of the
western wool growers. against the
railroads.
SEEING THE vALLEY-R. p
Davie. who is here on one OF his fire.
quent business trips, is accompanied
this time by two we'll known San
Francisco gentlemen. Mr.. Rolph n
brother of Mayor Rolph and Mr.. Brown
broker. Both gentlemen are inter
ested in the sugar industry and en-
joyins an inspection of this valley.
SAW THE DAM-Colonel Spellacy
and w N Wallace of Los Angeles
we're given a hurry up automobile ride
To Roosevelt and return on Sunday. by
Celora VI. Stoddard The party left
here about 10 O'Clock in the morning
and returned little before IL at night.
They did not tarry long at the dam
but their stay was sufficient to i'm
press the visitors with the magnitude
of the project and the perfection with
which it was carried out. Messrs.
Spellacy AMI Wallace were here in con-
nection with Incorporation business.
UNCONSCIOUS HUMoR-Someone
who came from the East had been
telling about "Slivers." the great cir
Gus clown. who is now in vaudeville.
"Oh. he isn't in it," said the man
from Phoenix. we have him beaten
right here at home. Here's proof"
He passed over a copy of the Arizona
Democrat, issued Monday. July %.
1912. On the first page was a picture
of John Johnson, former governor Of
Minnesota, now dead. The cut line
indicated that the member Of the Dem
ocrlts editorial staff who laid plans
for making up the paper thought it
to be n cut Of Secretary Smith of the
Tammany forces.
COMMITTEE NAMED-After con-
ferences between the mayor. board
Of trade and others the following
named gentlemen have been named as
a committee to have charge of the
arranging of the Inauguration cere-
mones: Lloyd b. Christy. Frank de
Souza, Gen. a. J. Sampson. y. c.
Cook, b. + Marks, DIR. Ancil Martin,
DR.. J. bennett, Jr, E. O'Malley. Harry
Welch, Dwight Il. Heard. Mr.. Braw-
ner, E b. O'Neill, p T. Hurley, c.
j. McElroy, Rev. Martin Campbell,
Supervisor Bowen. J. Goodwin. J. o.
Dunbar Harry Tritle A w Ballard,
S w Higley A. r Cater. W. S.
Goldsworthy. ]. ]. Sweeney. Professor
Stabler, c. w. Goodman, 5. II. Mitch
ell and j. II. McClintock.
DELEGATES WANTED The
board of trade has received a letter
from the secretary Of the Northwest
Mining Convention. requesting it TO
appoint delegates al once to the con-
vention which will be held in Spo-
kane under the auspices of the Min
ing Mems Club. February 15-11. In
n Il,