Arizona republican., 1912-06-10
SUNDAY NIGHT ARRiVALS.-

l Among the late arrivals at the Hotel 1 Adams yesterday were: Charles H. Hinderer. of Prescott; Alice M. Swigert 1 of Denver; D. A. Millett, of Arlington; l and J. J. Birdno. of Stafford.
 1 OFF FOR CHiCAGO-An the mem
 bers of the two republican delegations
 to the national convention will leave for Chicago not later than next Thursday Hon. J. l.. Hubbell will start on that date whether the legis l lature has adjourned or not.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL GUESTS The following named registered at 1 the Commercial hotel: G. U. Brubaker of Los Angeles; w. M Miller of Du- luth. Minn.; C. D. Bates of Salt Lake City; G. F. Bates of Yuma; J. w. Grussford of San Francisco; Anna E. Bourne of Arizona; J. w. CaSperson | of Tucson; w. R. McComb and wife 1 or Wilcox; r Wirt Standnug of Palo Verde; w. K. Cartmell of Buckeye. DEATH OF DR. R. {. HOLBROOk. pr. R l.. Holbrook. at one tune one Of the leading dent.&ts of Arizona, died last evening at the asylum for the i" sane, to which he had been committed as a victim of alcoholism. The doctor came to Phoenix great many years ago ,3,t)m Laramie, Wyoming, and | during his residence in Arizona has Dracticed his profession in various towns but principally in this city and Flagstaff.
 ADAMS GUESTS-Among those registered at the Hotel Adams yes terday were: IT Kenyon Burch of Los Angeles MT. and Mrs w. Schuttc 1 ot Amsterdam. Holland; A. ". Greene i of san Francisco; Charles BaSsini of New York; C. F. Ward of New York; 1 Henry Q. Wooten of New York; Mir and Mrs. r. OROurke. city: F. & ] MaSson. Los Angeles; N. C. Green of san Francisco; l.. l.. Wcatherhead of Hayden; $. E. Abramson of Los An
 geles; C. D. Reppy Of Florence; J. M. 1 PhillipOuski and wife of Los Angeles. l DIRT WILL FLY.-It is understood
 that dirt will be flying at an early ] this morning on the right of way of 1 the new White" line street car com panY. Unfortunately. however, it will not be put in motion by the White line contractors. but by the city street
 department, which has been ordered by the council tO fill up the gaping trench the railroad people cXcavIted l for the accommodation of T fine set of steel rails and brand new ties. The streets were left open so long without the company doing anything the council has ordered il put back into it's normal condition. The prop erty owners along the thoroughtare became restless and insisted that if the streets were not to he used for a railroad they should be put in a condition for use by vehicles. There is no use in keeping them tied up so inobody can use them. Monroe street from First to Seventh and Van Buren from Ninth to Eleventh are the
 streets in question.
 EGGERS-Ismael Rodrigues land his wife Victoria Rndrigues
 were arrested yesterday afternoon by the police. at their home on Jackson Isteet between Fourth and Fifth
 streets, and charged with selling
 whiskev without 2 license and on Sunday when nobody's license is igood in these parts. This couple has
 been under suspicion a long time and yesterday Mexican who bought a IJV cent COIlSlBIlIllfll 'l p'oL' Ai'ill the woman. apprised the police who iraided the place and made the arrest lit $ suspected also that vet more whiskey of their ownership was in d ibic wagon in the same vicinity, for transportation to Glendale which has lalways been q dry town but is lit-
 tie more parched than usual since a bOotlegging joint vas broken up d flew days ago. By the time the po- lice got around to look for the wagon lit had got away or the liquor had been removed. The Rodrigues fam lily went to jail a place with which the woman has had more or less familiarity for some years.
 MORE BIKE sTEALING-Yester day forenoon a couple of men Who ichanced to be down near the river saw three Mexican youths engaged in working assiduously over two bi- cycles which they had taken apart land one of which had been repaired
 during the preceding night. Their ac-
 tiOns and their work aroused sus- picion and the facts were reported tc
 the police station. Officer Egey wen,
 at once to the place indicated. satis-
 
 and brought the three boys and the
 two wheels to the police station. Tho
 wheels were both blue originally but
 one of them had been painted black as the boy said he did not like blue Description of the wheels is impos-
 sible and they can only be identified by the owners calling at the police station, which they are urged to dC r~T- lot
 taken off and thrown away and tho
 handle bars exchanged and variou: other things done tO put the wheel: in such condition their best frind' would not know them, so anybody who has lost wheel of any kind , will do well to get in on the in vestigation. The boys are being helC
 pending some convictinG proof to b'