Arizona republican., 1912-04-06

| MRS. KELLY HERE.-Mrs w. B 1 Kelly. of Clifton, is a guest at tho
 Adams
 TO ROOSEVElT.-Howard s. Reet accompanied a party of visiting rec ! lamation officials to Roosevelt yes ! terday
 EAsTERNERs IN PHOENIX i Visitors from the east at the Com
 mercial are Phil Zehfoss. of Pitts
 burg: Wilfred McCabe of New York
 and Mrs. F. w. Welch. of Waterloo | Iowa.
 R. R. MAN IN TOWN-H. C. Stor- | ey. superintendent of the S F. r X r lines of the Santa Fe was down | yesterday from his headquarters at | Prescott on business connected with | the railroad.
 HE DEALS IN cATTLE-J j. Crawford, one of the big cattle men
 of Sheridan, Wyoming, il at the Commercial and looking over the | cattle prospects in the Salt River l valley.
 MAY SETTLE HERE-Alr and ] Mrs R II. Shem are here from Visa 1 lia. California, and are so favorably :, impressed with the valley that they may decide to invest here and be- come permanent residents.
 FROM AGUA CALlENTE-Mrs. Andrew Pancrazi. wife of the man who controls the Agua Caliente re- sort. is spending a few days in Phoe- nix and is stopping at the Com mercial. Mrs. Pancrazi reports the most prosperous season in the his tory Of the springs.
 LOCAL CoRPORATION.-A of incorporation for the Phoenix Auc- tion House were filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder The incorporators are w II Patrick, w w Hutchison. and C. C. Comp ton The capital stock of the new corporation is $25.000
 AT THE AOAMS-Prominent cit izens of the United States registered last night at the Hotel Adams in- cluded C. w. Stoole. of Philadelphia. Frank Dale. of Pasadena, J. o. Tan ton. of Peoria H.. Mrs. II. M Bah- cock. of Syracuse: and getting closer to where We live. ]. H. Robinson and wife. of Prescott.
 INDIAN AND LlOUOR-Edward Rupert is the latest prisoner appear ing before Commissioner Johnstone to answer to a charge Of selling li quor to an Indian. The coming term of United States court will have many cases of this character tp try. IL is charged that Rupert disposed of the liquor to an Indian named Nash.
 EAST FOR SUMMER-Miss Mabel Smith. a popular society belle of the Osborn district has started upon an eastern trip which will last for sev- eral months: long enough in fact to escape the warm weather in the valley Miss smith will stop for d visit at Tucumcari. in Alabama. and then proceed to Montgomery. where she will spend the remainder of the time
 JUST LEAVE 'EM.-There are about four thousand unclaimed mar riage licenses in the office Of the clerk of the superior court After re- cording. the licensee is supposed to call or send for his license. but not once in ten times does he do so. The documents accumulate. and ev- cry once in "a while provide days work for an assistant to keep them in proper condition. Some Of the old licenses go back for forty wears.
 cURFEW WARNING.-Phoenix has a curfeW law. but a lot of boys and girls have forgotten what the toiling of the fire bell every night at nine o'clock means All children under eighteen years must be off of the streets at that hour. and just to em phasize the fact that the ordinance is not a dead letter. police captain Brisbois kept couple of very fright ened and very penitent boys in the city jail for several hours. The or dinance is to be enforced. so remem- Der the curfew kids. or the gohlins Fl git you if you don't watch out
 CHICKENS IS cHIcKENs.-Sar Lara lives os the south side and has or had eight chickens Then Sara Lara missed her chickens and had Ramon Duraz arrested. Duraz ad- mitted to Judge Johnstone that he took the chickens an1 sold .ham for 1 s4 but said he did so at Sara Lara $ ! earnest solicitation. Sara Lara de- ! clared 1t was all news to her | Ramon offered her the money derived | from the sale Sara Lara didn't | want the money; she wanted the | chickens. The judge told Ramon that ! il was up to him to get those chick | ems back orwell, or Ramon said | he would get the chickens if they | had not been let" Up to a late hour | last night the court had received no | further report from Sard Lara. Ram | on or the chickens.
 COMMITTEES APPoINTED-Chief Of Police Johnny Moore, Night Cap tain BrisbOis. and Probation Officer | Vernon Clark comprise the executive | committee in charge of the police men's ball to be given at Patrick Hall next Monday evening. April 15. | The proceeds of the event are to go to the Florence Crittenton home. Captain Hi Mcdonald. Fire Marshal | Peter Sullivan, and officer Dan Hos mer are floor managers. The recep- tf.a.. |