Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
Of Local Interest

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 FROM THE GREAT lAkES-C. l. | Scripps, Of Chicago. is in town. BUSINESS TRlP-T. F.. White ot 1 Pittsburg is in town on business.
 FOR THE DAY-J. w. Ball of Los Angeles spent Wednesday in town. FROM MISSOURl-E. Franklin oi Kansas City was here yesterday. AN OHIO MANI. II. Hoover, oi Cincinnati, is here.
 FROM KANSAS-W. H. Davis. oi Topeka, was in town yesterday. SPENT THE DAY-E Berge ot san Francisco spent yesterday in town.
 PHILADELPHIA PEoPLE--Dr. ana Mrs. Charles F. Inckon. of Phila,lel- phia are in the city.
 SMALLEY HERE-George II. Smal- ley, until recently clerk of court in Globe. arrived here yesterday coming by automobile via Roosevelt. PLACER MINING coMPANY-C r. Willis and Dr. John w Floss of this city. have incorporated the Bonanza Placer Gold Mining com pany. with a capital stock of ST. GOO OOO
 LOOKING OVER VALLEY-G. $ Watt, of Lancaster. Pa. and T. II Melville, of Glasgow. Scotland, arrived yesterday and will look over the val ley for few days. They are at the Commercial
 FUNERAL OF MRS. GALLEGHER The funeral of Mrs. George H. Gal legher will be held Friday morning at o'clock in the Catholic church the funeral cortege leaving the house No. S2O North Fourth street at SAG o'clock.
 PENNSYLVANIA VISlToR-Rob- ert w Dunlop of Harrisburg. Pa. and pleasure combined, will be q Phoenix visitor for two or three days. having stopped here to cali on his nephew. sam Dunlop.
 TO LOOK THINGS OVER-J. J Sanders. of Prescott, who has been appointed parole clerk at the state prison, left yesterday for Florence to survey his new field of endeavor though he will not assume the duties of his office until the first of the month.
 CLUB RPoRATES-The Wo- mans club of Glendale has been in corporated with a capital stock of Sj,000, par value of shares one dol lar. The purpose of the club as in- dicated by it's articles are. social. for study, and for civic. educational and philanthrOpic work.
 CASE ENDED-Judge Thomas rendered his decision in the last dis orderly house case yesterday, finding the defendants not guilty. Two had already forfeited their bail. The prosecution's chief witness could not be found when the time came and the peoples case was therefore weak.
 BACK WITH MULES-Robert An 1erson, iong term convict who was trusted by the governor to go to Camp Verde unattended after a team Of mules belonging to the state. returned as far as Phoenix on Tuesday night, camping at Five Points and reporting personally to the governor at the Ford hotel Yes .erday he was sent to the Tempe bridge "ith the team.
 CERTIFICATES ISSUED-The cor poration commission has thus far is- sued 14O certificates to insurance companies and their agent is giving them authority to do business in Ari- zOna. In view of the fact that the law is not clear as to whether such certificates should be issued by the commission or the secretary of state. blanks have been printed on which both offices certify to the regularity of the proceedings. each accepting the filings as though made with it.
 THE HARTWELl HOP.-Tonight is the night for the big Contest Ball to be given by Mrs. Byron Hartwell, for the boosting of her campaign in The Arizona Republicans Automobile, Gold and Trip Contest. The ball will be held at Patrick hall, and will be one of the unique affairs of the sea son. Besse's orchestra will furnish the music, and all who attend will enjoy most delightful evening. good time is guaranteed and all dance lovers should make it a point to be present.
 MISS CUMMINGS LEAVES-Miss Bonnie Jean Cummings, an attractive society maid of Fresno, the raisin center of California, who has spent the winter in Phoenix wiht her sis ter, Mrs. J T. Tupper. leaves tonight for the Grand Canyon where she joins q party of tourists composed of Pro lessor Brown and wife. Professor Le Wall and wife from the university. Miss Cummings is a member of the Sierra club, composed of college peo- ple who have made a record scaling the Sierra Nevada mountains of the Pacific coast