Arizona republican., 1912-01-24

| NEW YORkER.-Leo Cohn of New 1 York is in the city.
 CHICAGO LADY.-Mrs M J. Nor ton of Chicago is in Phoenix.
 BUSINESS TRIP-A. n. Panton of Deming. x. NJ. is here on business.
 AT THE FORD.-Z w. Whitney of
 Indianapolis was Ford guest Tues day
 MINING MAN.-George Hamlm of Jhe Relief mine Was in the city Tues day
 ON eUslNEss.-James c. Owen town.
 SHORT sTAY-J W. smith Of Tombstone was in the city over night
 AT THE COMMERCIAL. M. Pickel of Chicago is d Commercial guest
 FROM CHRISTENSEN. k. Hard ing. Jr.. of Christmas was in the city yesterday.
 LOS ANGELES MAN.-Fred J. | Hepner of Los Angeles was here yesterday.
 CALIFORNIA CoUPLE.-T Thomas 1 D. Ogs and wife of Glendale. Cal. were Ford guests yesterday. ON suSINESS-C. w Von Dorn of Albuquerque was in the city yes- terday looking after business inter ests.
 FARMERS TO MEET-The Mari copa County Farmers Institute will Users temple
 GLOBE VlSlTOR-W D. Fisk of Globe came down to Phoenix via Roosevelt in his auto yesterday for a few days stay in the metropolis.
 NEW BASEBALL CLUs-A meet ing will be held this evening in Gra- hams poolroom. 124 West Washing ton street for the purpose of or ganizing new ball club. Those who desire to try out for positions are requested to be present
 RESERVE SEATS FOR ScHU- MANN -HEINk.-This k the day to. reserve your seats Ut Boehmers Drug Store for the concert. January 31. when the worlds greatest contralto singer. Madame Schumann- Heink. win appear at the Elks theater
 AGGRAVATED AssAuLT-Frank Logan was arraigned and given d hearing before Justice Parker yester- day He is charged with an aggra vated assault and Mrs Nina Thomp son was the chief complaining wit ness Logan was held to answer, with bail at $4Oo
 STOE ENTERED-R. <. Stauffer. a Glendale merchant. underwent lucky burglary Monday night His store Was entered. some merchandise taken and a large amount of money overlooked. Deputy Sheriff Rudd arrested ten sus- poets and brought them to the county jail They are all MeNiCaaS.
 MORE TRACK SOON.-"We will commence moving materials for the Las Palmas line extension within the next few weeks" said < H Mitchell. president of the Arizona Electric Railway company. Inst evening. Work will be under way early in Fehru ary and by the middle of March we will be giving regular service over the new line"
 HERE TO STAY-Judge and Mrs. F. w Lewis arrived here from Globe last sunday and will make Phoenix their permanent home. Judge Lewis is still on duty and will be until the president issues his statehood procla- nation but immediately thereafter he will resume his former association with Thomas Armstrong. Jr. in the practice of law.
 DEATH OF 4 MINISTER.-Wil- bur F. Cook of Portland. oregon. died yesterday afternoon. \ short funeral service will be held this afternoon at g o'clock at Mohn X Driscolrs funeral parlors. conducted by Rev. David Me Leod Mir Cook was local preach CT i'm the Free Methodist church. a graduate of Seattle seminary and gave promise of great usefulness as a minister of the gospel. His father, Rev D. NJ Cook, has resided here for the past four months. with the hopes that Wilbur would regain his health here.
 FOR CRiTTENToN HoME.-The coming Friday evening, January 26. at the Arizona School of Music. an entertainment will be given by young children for the benefit of the nur- sery fund of the Florence Crittenton home An admission fee will be charged and all the proceeds will go to the benefit. The program will consist of violin and piano numbers, the Sailors Hornpipe' dance, and a pIayIet in three short acts entitled Their Hearts Desire" owing to the youth of the participants the program will begin promptly at s o'clock
 WHO WANTS TO KNOW.-Secre- tary Welch of the board of trade has | received bulletins fr2la t-C ? nn"na 1 College of Economic Botany on The l Mango in Southern California" ana l