Arizona republican., 1912-06-14
HoMEBUILDERS eUILDING-Th

Homebuilders started the third house ! it has undertaken to build within the ! last three weeks.
 CATTLE FOR THE COAST-The Cudahy company of Los Angeles will l ship another trainload of twenty seven cars of the Cashion cattle to Los Angeles on the seventeenth, via | the Southern Pacific
 G. A. R.-The members of the G. A. R. and old soldiers will please meet and assemble at the Elks theatre to- night at 8 o'clock and attend the cele- bration of Flag day exercises at the l theatre. as per invitation.
 AN OFFICIAL JOURNEY-O. T. Richey, assistant United States dis | trict attorney left last night for Tue son to be present today at the hear | ing before commissioner of the | Clifton mail car robbers
 HAY SHIPMENTS-A large quan- tity of hay is being shipped out of this valley at the present time. Most of it, however. is going to eastern i points as the California crop is now coming in and is largely supplying the local market.
 LATE ARRIVALS-Late arrivals at the Hotel Adams last night were: R. D. Hunter Chicago; D. M Sutor, | Eli Paso; E. w. Smith, Goldfield, Ariz.; Joseph C. Kircher, Flagstaff; i R. Jacobs Globe; R. E. Burke, O. F. Teschner, Fl Paso; J. G. Kite, Den ! yer.
 FORD HOTEL-Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: Karl H. Vespiel. c. L. Huntington, A. J. Wells, San Francisco: G. H. Bolin, Wm. Farrell, P. L. Woochane, L. R Stallings, L. R. Bailey, Bisbee; C. A Lapham, Mesa; J. c. Brown, Tempe: F. H. Brame. Albuquerque; J. B. l Thompson, Nogales; G. R. Ray, San l Francisco.
 SCATTERING oUT-Among those
 leaving last night via the S. p were:
 Walter Lugibihl and wife and MT. and Mrs D. P. Lugibihl for Pandora.
 Ohio; Amos Tiffin and sister for Paris, H.; l.. G. Hearthstone, for
 Chicago; J. H. ibbey, for Chicago; B.
 F. Leaver. for Salt Lake City; Mrs. l Matte Bing and Mrs. A G. Wilson. for Dallas, Texas.
 SUDDEN lLLNESS-A man named Slmons was seized with an epileptic lit on the corner of Portland and ] Third streets last evening, and his illness was so severe that he was cared for at a hospital. Dr Ellis. who attended him, says the fit was only
 temporary and indeed, the unfortunate
 man improved so that he was able to go to his home later
 HnAcr rDnnrt
 man for Los Angeles last night was filled to q complete fullness when it
 left Phoenix, every berth being sold, top and bottom. Among those who
 left were L. J. Rice. Miss Marguerite
 Adams. Mr. Coleman, James S. Day,
 wife and child. Roy Goodrich and
 family, R. Mackenheimer. A. J. Ed
 wards, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson ] SANTA FEE ELERS-Among those leaving last night via the
 Santa Fe were: MT. and Mrs E. NJ. 1 Hilderbrand for Flagstaff; Grace O. i Miller for San Diego: F. J. Blount
 and family. Mrs. H. NJ. Alexander and l Florence Alexander. for Chicago; J
 w. Otterson for St Paul: Mrs. F. S
 Lewis of Mesa City for Washington,
 Pa. via the Grand Canyon; MT and
 Mrs. C. w. Hunter for San Diego
 and Alex Sandberg for Chicago HOTEL ADAMS-The following
 named guests arrived at the Hotel
 Adams yesterday: F. J Daly and
 wife Denver; c A Clark, Los An
 geles: T B. Hawkins and wife. San
 Antonio. Tex; E. A Beardslee. Los
 Angeles; Eugene S. Ives. Tucson: 1 A. MendelsOn, Los Angeles: RObt
 Brame, Albuquerque; B. H. Edwards,
 Pasadena; F. Earl Alderson. Los Angeles: B. Lyon Ted H Decker | San Francisco; $. F.. Abramson, Los 1 Angeles; N. Edwards, Bridgeport. Conn; w B. Pearson, Oracle; Sid ney Stein, New York; J. B Ruff,
 Kelvin; J. J. Miller, Tucson; John S. l Macdonald, Hayden; J. C. Ryan, Tempe l.. E. Hoege and wife Win l kelman.
 TRIAL OF A DAMAGE SUlT- The case of Joseph Chambers against the Arizona Eastern Railway com pany was begun in superior court yesterday before Judge Phillips and a jury. This is an action for dam ages in which $10000 is asked for. Baker and Baker appeared for the
 plaintiff and Eugene s. Ives for the defendant. The plaintiff was en- plOyed by the railway company as a boiler maker. One day he was en- gagged in cutting a hole in a boiler and having used one chisel he went to the blacksmith shop after another. At the first stroke a flake from the
 chisel entered his left eye. It did not destroy the sight but the result of the stroke was the forming of d covering over the eye in which it is said will be permanent
 THE BIG RACE-The big sporty | race between George Hagemans l Franklin car and J. A. Ahlquist' S speeder, details of which were pub lished a few days ago. will start this
 morning at 5:30 o'clock from the q corner in front of The Republican of ! flee. This is to be no country jog but real race for real money. five hundred dollars of it. and whatever glory can be secured out of it. The In0 hn nix- tn ria