Arizona republican., 1912-03-29

RUM JeROM e-N- IT. ''N "l Jerome was here last night.
 OVER FROM TUCsON-F Weir of Tucson was guest at the Adams last night
 DOWN FROM PRESOTT-R Bill. cher of Prescott. was q business vis- flor in Phoenix last night
 HERE FROM HOLBROOK- Thomas Larson of Holbrook. is among the guests registered last night at the Adams.
 FROM WASHlNGTON-Lane D. Webber who admits on the hotel reg ister that he comes from the be statued town on the Potomac is among rhe guests at the Ford.
 UP FROM SACATON - William Jones and II. D. Brown came up from the Sacaton reservation yesterday for a breath of metropolitan life. They stopped at the Commercial while in town.
 BOARD MEETING-A mc,ting Of the directors Of the board or- trade was held at the board rooms yester- day afternoon. Routine matters af- fecting the welfare of the board were discussed.
 TOM WEEDiN HERE-Thomas r. Wccdin. the democratic sage of Flor .nce came down yesterday from the prison town To s,r' the legislative wheels go round The colonel reg istered at the Ford
 THAWlNG OUT-T. A Flynn of Flagstaff k down from the hll top metropolis to thaw out amidst the balmy brcczcs of the Salt River val ley. Daring the process Mir. Flynn is stopping at the Adams.
 CASE TRANSFERRED-Tarrytown CN. YD National Bank vs. Nelson and Mablc ]. Bradley was transferred yes tcrday from the superior court or Maricopa county to the United States district court The ease involves the settlement of a note and as the plain tiff lives in one state and the de- fcndants in another it becomes a suit able issc for the United States court CORONER'S JURY-Coroner C. W. Johnstonc cmuanclcd a jury ycstcr- day afternoon to conduct an invcsti- lA NorreI who dropped dead at CeutrJ' avenue and Adams street Wednesday evening The iury found that de- ceased was a native Of New Hori, state. was SiNty-tWo years of age. and came to his death as the result "f a cerebral hcmorrhagc. JUDGE STILL AWAY-Contrary to expectations Superior Court Judge j. C. Phillips did not return yes | tcrday from Prescott where he is sitting this week for Judge Frani, O Smith The judge is expected (" be on the joh today although there | is really little that can be accom- plishcd until the legislature passes l the grand jury bill and clears the | way for the hcainuing of the jury ] work
 BREAD UPON THE WATERS 1 Board of trade yesterday east it's bread upon the waters. that aftr many days it may return. The "brvad' 1 in this instance consists Of two lois; boxes filled with succinct literature l telling in song and story of the Salt 1 River valley and why the whole world and its uncle should come to thssr ! hospitablc shores one oc th, boxes went to st Louis. the other to los Angeles
 ELECTION DAY-NcXt Tuesday i.
 election day for the members of IL, 1 Salt River Valley Water Users As
 sociation Interest in the event cen 1 tcrs largely in the fight for prcsi- dent which iS being contested by ! the present incumbent John r. Ormc and State Senator C. F. Wood. Ef- 1 forts are being made [" get out tho ! vote. and n lively contest is likely 1 Several members of the council ana l board of governors are also to b,
 elected. and a proposed change in
 the by laws of the association vote, upon
 i COMES A LONG WAY-A D ] Hall is at the Adams. Mir. Hal 1 comes from Westficld. New York Wcstfield is in the heart Of tn, richest grape vineyard in the world and produces large percentage oi the grape juice used. For severa 1 weeks in the fall thousands of girls are employed in the harvest anC
 the factories The rest of the tim' | Wcstficld k typical up state Flown. lively and progressive. 1t h
 on Lake Erie. and colder than all ge out
 BLOCK STREETS-Sincc the nev
 street swccpers have been placed il
 commission the drivers complIin tha
 owners of automobiles and carriage. | sometimes refuse tn get out of th' way of the cleaning apparatus. I'm police will take cogniZancc of th'
 blockadc~~and pending the adoption
 of m ordinance regulating the mat
 ter cause unsociablc chauffcurs an'
 drivers to move on" The sweeper
 are doing their work well. and sine
 the pavementS have been cleane'
 their utility and beauty is more full.
 appreciated than before.
 AUTO STRUCK eOY-An auto
 mobile driven by Mrs. W. J. Kings bury of Tempe struck Al II. Cor
 dova q young Mcyican boy as tn I1ttar 1ttpipptad to ciIt across ahe:u