Arizona republican., 1912-06-12

GONE TO SAN DlEGO-Dr. L. M. Swigert and sister left last night via
 the Phoenix, for San Diego.
 FOR ST. LOUlS.-Mr and Mrs. William N. Brawner expect to leave this morning via the Santa Fe for St. Louis.
 A FAMILY PARTY-A. D. Mckee of Mesa City and family of seven left last night via the Santa Fe for Gun nison, Colorado, where they expect to spend the summer.
 TO LOS ANGELES-Among the outgoing passengers on the Southern Pacific fast night were MT. Gates of
 Hayden, MT. Greenbaum and MT. and Mrs Fergee, all for Los Angeles.
 GOING TO sOSTON.-H. G. Mur-
 phy at one time connected with the
 Talbot & Hubbard store but now en-
 gagged in selling Mitchell automobiles,
 expects to leave for Boston on the
 14th, via the Santa F'e.
 MAIL DELAYED-There was no
 mail from the east yesterday via the
 Rock Island the train on that route
 being annulled, after having been re- ported twelve or fourteen hours late, from some cause not given.
 ALUMNI sANQUET-An alumni banqeut will be held Friday evening, June 14th at eight o'clock at the high school building. All graduates of the school are invited, plates one dollar. All who expect to attend are requested to send in their name and one dollar. BACK FROM WlNSLOW-C. o. npr-i11 tor ont of fallh lH nl structions returned yesterday from Winslow where he went to deliver the address of the day on the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the new Winslow high school build ing
 AT THE HOTEL ADAMS-The fol lowing named were among the guests of the Hotel Adams yesterday: C. L. Bonner, l.. A. Examiner; J. E. Breath itt Tucson; W T. Wilson, L. A; Chas. E. Hoover. 2. F.; F. C. GrOsty, NOgal es: C. c. Fucker, St. Joseph; Sam F. Spiesberger. Chicago: J. G. Cochrane, l.. A: l. w. SemOnn, l.. A; Ed Morrell, San Diego; Ted H. Decker s. F; C. F. Benedict, Denver; D. A. J. Bacon,
 x. Y: A La Tourette, Memphis. SOCIAL MEETING-The regular
 monthly business and social meeting of
 the young married folks class of the Christian church was held last night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Taylor. Games were played, and re- treatments served. A social evening was enjoyed by all. The following were present: MT. and Mrs. Armstrong; MT. and Mrs Templin; MT, and Mrs. Fuller; NIT. and Mrs. Carlyle; Mir. and Mrs Carter; Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Ice, Mrs BoWden, Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Marks.
 MERCIAL-AmOng the guests of the Commercial hotel yesterday were the following named: Wm Vigus, Hayden; F. w. Zimmerman, St. Louis; A. F. Purvine Yuma; Carl Reed, L. A; A F. Ruff, Arlington; F. F. Kem BOs ton; R w. Myers, Denver; r. l.. Campbell, Prescott; Chas. BlOcht s. F.; John Fisher, N. Y; Mrs. R. E. Mill Ter, Hissside; Miss Bertha Zielslle, Co roma Col; w. V. Hodgsen, SacatOn; Wm. Walton, Palo Verde Ariz.; Thos- Ingman, L. A; J. H Landrcth, Chica- go; R. L. Chamlee, Florence; Roy Zimmerman, LandOn.
 FILLING THE DITCH.-The city street department yesterday morning resumed it's work of filling up the eX- cavation on Monroe and Van Buren streets made by the Salt River Valley Street Railway company, ostensib!y
 for the purpose of laying a railroad track. Work was started Monday morning but stopped in a few hours by request with a threat of injunction proceedings as an alternative. That night the council told the department to go ahead and yesterday it did so.
 No injunction has yet been issued and Superintendent Carr says that if they
 let him alone until Friday night it will
 be too late.
 DEATH WAS sUDDEN.-Henry
 Tart. an invalid, fell with a hemOrr
 haze on a street in the southern part
 of the city yesterday afternoon and
 death followed almost instantly. Cor oner JOhnstone was summoned but
 learning the circumstances of the ill.,
 ness of Tart, he decided that an in
 quest was unnecessary. The dead man
 leaves a wife and children in Boston.
 He came here some months ago in
 an advanced stage of consumption.
 He was almost without means and
 supported himself by taking subscrib-
 CTS for a magazine. He was engaged
 in canvassing when death overlook
 him. Among the papers found in his
 pockets was a letter of recommends
 ton from Rev Harvey J. Deere of
 the First Baptist church.
 THE BIKE THIEF SUSPECTS-All
 the boys arrested on the charge of
 stealing bicycles during the last few
 days, except one, were liberated yes
 terday through the fact that the police could not secure sufficient evidence to
 convict, though they are still certain
 that most of them are guilty of more
 Or less participation in the crimes. The
 one held was caught in the act of mak-