Arizona republican., 1912-10-01
BACK FROM CHICAGo.-


 turned from a delightful six weeks vacation spent on the Pacific coast GOLFERS LEAVE FOR CHICAGO MT. and Mrs. Ray Collier will leave shortly for Chicago, to make their home. For some time past he has been assistant chef at the Hotel Ad- ans
 HERE FROM JEROME-Ner Bail ey, superintendent of the United Yer de and Pacific railway, with head quarters at Jerome, was a visitor to Phoenix yesterday. He was the guest of J. Fred Cleaveland.
 NEW LOCATIoN.-Frank J. Barr and Donald Green, the local real es- tate and mining brokers, are now To- cated in their new quarters upstairs over No. 3 West Adams street Their former address was 43 West Adams
 BOUGHT MlLLINERY.-Mrs. Kate Kirkland, head buyer of the millinery department of the New York store has returned from New York where she spent five weeks purchasing the latest creations in headgear for that popular emporium
 MRS. TRITLE AND FAMILY RE- TURN.-Mrs. Harry R Tritle. wife of H. R. Tritle, of the Gazette, accom- panied by the family. Lloyd, Harriet and Katherine, arrived from Prescott yesterday morning after having spent the summer in the old capital city. ROBERTS RETURNS. - William Roberts who was unaccountably ab-
 
 and Grant street. all Saturday night i and Sunday returned causing his wife and neighbors to believe that he was
 the victim of foul play. returned some 1 time on Sunday night
 DRAWING OF BOXEs-It was an nOunced at the office of the fair com mission yesterday that the drawing for boxes at the fair would take place at ten o'clock A. NJ. October s. There are 115 subscribers for boxes and there are 12O boxes. It was further an l nounced that no more subscriptions
 would be received.
 AN ERROR CORREcTED.-Owing to some misunderstanding in names and places the name of the officiating minister at the funeral of Miss Beulah Mosier who died last week at the early age of 16 years. was given as Rev. H. NJ Campbell It should have been Rev. C. A. Hyatt of Cartwright Methodist church
 FORD HoTEL.-s. E. Blake and wife. Dallas. Texas: H S Wallace Los Angeles; Frank J Vaughn. liar ry Jennings. Bisbee: J. Hyle. Tue son: David Benshimol. Douglas: H A. RiedeI, Douglas; Dan F. Parks Prescott; R Ronstadt. Tucson: T.. E. TroXel Florence: Marguerite Locker C. H. Nellis, Phoenix
 CANDIDATES COME AND CO., | Secretary Wood of the fair commission yesterday received notification from 1 Misses Irene Bart and Julia Manning
 of Coconino county who had been ent- l cred for the position of Queen of Ari- | zona, withdrawing from the contest. | But the place of one of them was talk | en by a new candidate, Miss Belle | Thornton of Gila county.
 l HOTEL ADAMS.-James F. Harper. Los Angeles; E. C. Brown, San Fran cisco: L. E. Browning, Baltimore; AL 1 len T Bird, NOgaIes; MT and Mrs. F. F. Batturs. Los Angeles H. A. 1 Morgan. Williams: ] T Hood Doug las; H J. Stevenson and wife. Hay
 den; J. B. Breathitt. L. O. Cowan, | Tucson: F. T Wright, Douglas ; 1 Fletcher M Doan. Tombstone, Ari- zona: Thomas F. Campbell Prescott; MT and Mrs. H. F. Cary. Washing ton; Robert F. Morrison, Prescott; Mir and Mrs F. W. Shedd Prescott:
 Fred J. Elliott and wife; Globe, and Cecil Hostetter, Fl PasO.
 FINISH SECOND HONEYMOON.- Mir and Mrs. Troy Troutman have returned from their second honey moon, spent in camping in the MogOl- Ion mountain district They were ab- sent something more than a month. When they started on the trip the irevelation came that Mir. Troutman, generally supposed to be still Miss Adah Cafe, had been the wife of MT TroLtman for nearly a year, they having been married at Ventura, Cal ifornia. August IS, 1911. hand 1 some mountain lion; scores of turkeys and considerable other game fell be- | fore the guns of MT. and Mrs. Trout man Mr TrOutman will resume his position in the office of city assessor
 and tax collector, Charles W. Barnett. today
 HELD FOR ASSAULT-The pre- liminary examination of Mateo LOmas, | charged with assault, took place be- | fore Justice JohnstOne yesterday and he was held to the grand jury. Lomas figured in the prelminaries to the | tragedy of September 16. He was in the alley back of the Central hotel at 1 the time the officers were arresing 1 Ramirez and another Mexican for l fighting Lomas jerked the gun of 1 Officer Duncan from his pocket but 1 before he could use it he was disarmed. Fusebio BoniIlas was also examined on the charge of interfering with an | officer Bonillas was thought to be | the man who seized the arm of Chief of Police Moore while he was defend ing himself against Ramirez who was stabbing him. But the evidence did not connect him and he was dis charged
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