Arizona republican., 1912-06-06

IONSON NIOI Oh. - Sellll M Franklin, of Tucson, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. He stopped at the Adams
 PRESCOTT VISlToRs.-L B Dick enson and Mrs. c. F. Dickenson, of Prescott, were at the Commercial yesterday.
 UNIVERSITY MEN.-Prof. R. w. Clothier and w. l.. Fowler of the University of Arizona, Tucson. were Phoenix visitors yesterday, guests of the Commercial
 EIGHT POUND BOY-Joseph Geare, of Central avenue. is receiving the con gratulations of his friends over the ad- vent of an eight pound boy at his home in Central avenue Tuesday night.
 AN EASTERN JoURNEY-Dr. E. $. Godfrey Jr. will leave tonight for New York to be absent about month. His visits in connection with his position as medical referee for the Mutual Life Insurance company for Arizona.
 FORD GUESTS.-Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: F. l.. Stebbins. of Globe: C. G. Crow der, of Durango; E. NJ. Lyon, of Needles; A. C. Rudd, of Los Angeles; H. D. Hall. of Ray; Pat Cleary, of Phoenix: Chas N White and Mrs. Chas. White. of Hereford. Arizona; A. J. Humphrey, of Casa Grande. HIGHLY HONORED-A very high honor was paid MT and Mrs Thomas McGinnis when the Right Reverend Bishop GranjOn of Tucson. blessed
 their new home on North Central avenue. The ceremony was conducted with the assistance of the Reverend Fathers Dominic and Francis. After the rites were through delightful dinner was served the guests of honor being the church dignitaries and Mir Thomas Whitney
 SOME COWS WORTH WHILE- The most expensive shipment of cat tie for the number of them ever brought to Arizona came in last night in a palace car from Iowa. con signed to H. NJ Bacon of Buckeye. Mir. Bacon arrived in the city yester- day evening to receive them. There were fifteen registerd Holstein cows i in the importation. They cost MT Bacon $710O in Iowa Two of the COWS will shortly calve and MT Bacon 1 has been offered by thc firm from which he bought the COWS $500 apiece for the progeny.
 l COMMERCIAL UESTs.-Amone 1 those registering at the Commercial 1 hotel yesterday were: S. M. H. Heile- man. of Hayden; Jesse Fearr oi l Seligman: E. H Mantcl. b. w. Coo l per. Thomas J Hes. F. C. Moore 1 A NJ. Coguenguedt. Los Angeles: ] Thaddeus Mullen. Tempe; A C. Webt l Roosevelt: Joel H. Haden. Blooming Grove. Texas; J. L. McFate, Casa Grande; F. E. Dearth, Albuquerque;
 j. C Echlin. City: II. NJ Jcnl<inson
 St. Louis: $. T. Hairless. Fl Paso;
 C. Otter, Buckeye: Roy E. Butler John L. Walsh. Phoenix.
 BUMPED BY A STREET CAR A Chinese who abides at the wasl
 house No. SIS East Washington street, was bumped into by a, stree
 car last evening at the intersection of Washington and Third streets anC severely though not dangerously GU about the head He was taken to thu office of Dr H. A Hughes, where his wounds were dressed. The maI is quite deaf and was standing neal the middle of the street. He neither saw nor heard the street car: thOugi the motorman supposed he did. anC stepped right into it as it cam' opposite him.
 DEATH OF AOALiNA CELAYA.- Miss Adalina Celaya died last nigh
 at l1:30 o'clock at the home of he
 uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs A. R RedondO. 9l9 East Garfield street She formerly lived in Phoenix anC had numerous relatives here, includ ing grandmother. Yuma, however is now the family home and she cam here d week ago last Saturday on
 visit. She was not in good health
 but her condition was not regarde' las serious until Sunday when she wa
 seized with a hemOrrhage and suffere
 another and fatal one last night. He mother was sent for and arrive,
 here yesterday morning. Miss Celay
 was well known and popular in Phoe
 nix. Two years ago she won the frs
 prize in the Boston store contest fo popularity The funeral arrangement have not yet been perfected.
 HOTEL ADAMS GUESTS.-Amon those registering at the Hotel Adam yesterday were: Julius Beeman, Sa Francisco: Wm. A. Moody, Thatcher
 Lula RafOrth, Bisbee Mike HannoI
 Lowell; S E. Abramson, Los Angeles Sam krause Bakersfield; H. C. By ! ington, Ohio; K. Nakamma, Los An geles; r. M. Coker, Los Angeles; I F Scoville, Los Angeles: Ed MOrril San Diego; E. F. Goodwin, san Fran
 cisco; J. w. Pierce, San Francisco Olga Goodwin, Tempe; Geo. Spaulding and wife Los Angeles Billie Woolf New York w E. Os
 borne. Phoenix; Vim. J. George, Lc Angeles; B. H. Lape. New York; H. Hess, Los Angeles; R. E. Andel son. Los Angeles: o. C. Hanley, LC |. Angeles; E. M. Brass. Grand Islan ! Mich; l.. F. Hall and wife, Los Ar ! gelcs.
 PROF. WADE IS HONORED.- { Now that commencement hOnOrS al hn of irta at he q