Arizona republican., 1912-07-16

FOR THE COAST-Mrs. F. A. Woolsey left Sunday night for the Potter hotel at Santa Barbara. Cal, where she will remain for the rest of the summer months.
 STODDARD LEAVES S-C elora Stoddard went cast last night to join l Mrs Stoddard in Wildwood, New Jersey. Mrs. Stoddard had been in
 the east for about two months. BUT OH YOU PREscoTT-C. H. kunselman returned yesterday from a visit to Prescott. He hays Phoenix IS all right but the hilltop town is there with the summer climate.
 IN AND OUT-W A Harmony. Santa Fe superintendent of bridges and buildings, lodged into town again last night. He has been in this sec
 tion several days on official usiness. TO NEW YORK-S. $. Seun and
 family left last night on the overland
 for New York City. MT. Seull plans to return in the fall, but the rest of the family will remain in the metrop olis
 BACK ON THE JOB-Secretary
 Fitzgerald of the Y. M. c. A. was behind his desk again yesterday. He has been ill for a few days. but now presents his smiling visage to vis-
 tors and friends again.
 BOARD AT CLIFTON-C. M. Zan- der, C. E. Howe and P J. Miller mem-
 bers of the tax commission. were at Clifton yesterday consulting with the
 board of equalization relative to the tax assessments for Graham county.
 BEACH VISlT-Mrs Byron Hart well left yesterday evening for a two months trip to Los Angeles and sur rounding beaches. She will visit Mrs. Kitty BlinkcOrn in Los Angeles and to- gether they will visit the beaches. By ron Hartwell is already wearing that summer widOwer expression.
 HUNTING TRlP-F C. Henshaw. of the water department of the recla nation service in Phoenix. leaves to- night on pleasure trip to Los An Gces and resorts nearby. His Vaca- tiOn will include a motor hunt among the mountains of the Santa Barbara country Mrs HenshaW is accom- panying her husband as far as the city.
 THE AOAMS-H. c Collins, Los Angeles; Wm. R. Tucker. Little Rock. Ark: C. B. Kanpuse. Los Angeles; s. R. Olson, Buffalo, N Y: L l.. Gross. Chicago; H. B. Schreiber. New York; J. W. Schultz. Los Angeles; Irving Lock wood, Los Angeles: c. w Henry, San Francisco; J. w. MacIntyre, Hayden; T. T. Swift F. Scheiber. Detroit; T. H
 Seligmah Brookline. Mass; O. l.. Hub bard, Ray: H H. Tucker, Jr., Kansas City.
 JUDGE SHAMHART-Judge | D. Shamhart, formerly of Newton, III. who
 has been enjoying the climate of Ari-
 zona for two years, has opened a law
 office at No. 2I1b South First Ave. The
 judge comes well recommended. He
 served eight years as county judge ot
 his home county, was five years a
 partner Of EX-CongreSsman Fithian of
 Illinois and two years with Senator A.
 E. Isley of his home town. He has
 practiced law in both state and federal
 courts for twenty-five years.
 WAY NORTHWESTERN. and Mrs.
 IL. A&@se who have lived at 522 East
 =
 nesday for the great northwest country.
 Sedro Wolley is the peculiar name of the city eighty-fiVe miles north of Sc attle where the future home of the
 Morses will be located. Sam Mors and
 Alice Morse will accompany their par ents. sam has been second teller in the Phoenix National bank for a long time and only leaves now to take up a
 good position in the northwest Many friends regret the departure of the
 Morses and almost look for them to come back to Phoenix finally. WHERE IS CRAMER?-A letter received by Governor Hunt from Mary Cramer. of Leadville. Colo. asks for information regarding her brother, John F. Cromer, who came to Colo rado in 1905. Cramer is machlnlst and engineer and is known to have worked some years ago for the Unit ed Verde company at Jerome. He also worked about other Arizona mines. according to information fur nished by his sister. The governor has sent letters to several of the mining companies that operate in diff ferent sections of the state in the hope mat the young IIctlI hl1S '' i' cated.
 SERVED THEIR TlME-A group ol eleven United States prisoners who had been sentenced to the county jail TOT minor offenses were released yesterday their terms of six months each having expired. In all caSs fines had also been imposed by the prisoners took the GUS l tomary path that they were unable TO pav the fines and they were turned l loose upon the world. They were Ped l TO Pima. Fiorentino Martinez, AleJandro l Hernandez. Daniel Moro, Manuel Ala = | meda. Jesus OlmeZ. D. Watkins, Juan l Alvarado William Jones, A. Quarles and William Johnson. The term ot an | other William Johnson will expire to- l ,lay and in the course of the month about seventeen others will be released 1 THOUGHT HE HAD CASE-A ! Mexican under the influence or excite | ment and strong drink hurried into the i sheriff's office last night with de | mand for the immediate arrest of his | wife on tine charge of going to picture | show with another man. He had the II dead wood" on her so to speak for ht | bo.1 seen the guilty parties enter the