Arizona republican., 1912-11-29

FORD HOTEL--Mrs NJ. D. Swar- trut, Cliff N M; Joseph H. Hancc, Washington. D. C.; John Jhnson, Walter Genung. Benson.
 JO CONNORS RETURNS-Jo Con nOrs, editor of Who's Who in Ari- zona," returned last night from an extended trip through Northern Mex ico and Southern Arizona.
 DIR. BLOME HERE-Dr. R H. Ii Iiulne. president of the Northern Arizona Normal school of Flagstaff. Was registered at the Commercial ho- ttl yesterday.
 BLACKWELL HEBREW. J. Black well Of Fl Paso, Texas, the popular cardy salesman, accompanied by his wife and daughter Miss Gertrude, ar rived in the city yesterday to spend part of the winter here.
 SUPERVISOR WILLS IN ToWN- Thomas x. Wills, chairman of the board of supervisors of Pinal county came in yesterday from his home at Mammough. to confer with the off { cials Of the Arizona sattle growers as sociation relative to the national stock , mems meeting here in January. ELECTOR WEBB BACK-Wnliam 1 T. Webb of Pima. Graham county. presidential elector for Arizona ar 1 rived last night from his home, and will spend d few days in Phoenix con tcrring with the democratic leaders 1 here This is the first visit of Mir i Webb to Phoenix since the election.
 BOX CAR BURGLARs-Officer ! Powers of Marcopa arrived in the city 1 yesterday with Joe Hansen and Orville | Hunt who were convicted of break i ing into a box car at Gila Bend. They 1 were sentenced to thirty days in the county jail
 1 SPEEDER ARRESTED - Motorcy- 1 cle Policeman Williams was on the i job yesterday morning when the 1 driver of a rental automobile put on burst of speed on one f the aV | onues He was clipping off about 1 tvcnty-fiVe miles an hour when oN- 1 erhauled by the mounted officer. II" will he given a hearing in police 1 court this afternoon
 AT THE COMMERCIAL-W J i Blackwell and wife, Gertrude Black ! well. Fl Paso; Juan Melendes. No gales: Martin Mclquest. Chicago; T 1 C SWinney, Portland, ore, \. War ren. Los Angeles. Buso Mace, San 1 Francisco; A. II Gunnett John F. ] Tripp. Los Angeles, J. W. Truesford i san Francisco. F. II Wiclandy. St ! Louis; w D. William. Kingston. x. Y; R. II IT Elome, Flagstaff, C. A.
 Fox A. M Heineman. Fl Paso. ONLY 4 MoNKEY-Thrce differ
 ent times yesterday reports came to | the police station a fight in pro- l gress downtown or of some person being hurt. Each time a crowd was | assembled dt some point Whenever ; investigation was made it was found that iu the center of the group stood
 a man with a hand organ grinding out doleful tunes while a diminutive monkey danced attendance at the end of string and picked up pennies
 tossed him T. was very exciting. i HOTEL ADAMS--A F. Chapman | Pal Verde; c. Van Reurchoter, New
 York: A Osstund, Pasadena; Hans Anunson Newell, S. b: w P.
 Thompson Silver City. \. NJ; l.. L. Blackman. Denver. Colo; A. F. Gull
 rertson Los Angeles; Harry Klein, Joseph Israel. NJ. F. List. New York;
 C. l.. Thomas and wife, Henry Tho
 mas. Peninsula. Ohio, W +. Austin.
 tin, Witichita Kans.; F. Saltaman-
 Chia. Los Angeles; J. NJ. Stewart,
 Springfield, Mo; J. F. Holbrook De-
 troit: C. W. Corbin, Prescott; r. A.
 Brown, City; Mir. and Mrs. Thomas
 r Williams. Grenlock. N J.
 LIFTED A HoRSE-J G. Hammcls reported at the office of the sheriff
 tate on Saturday night that a horse
 had been stolen from him at his home near Glendale The animal had not yet
 finished eating when it was taken. It
 is described as a bay horse fourteen and a half hands and seven years old. The right hind foot is white and there
 $ a scar on the left thigh The horse
 has halt in it's gait caused by q stiff
 fering of the hip joint. It bears sad
 ole marks ard has a black mane and tail. There was stolen at the same
 time a double cinch saddle and a rus6ct
 leather bridle. MT. Hammels offers a
 reward of $l0O for the arrest and con
 Viction of the thief.