Arizona republican., 1912-06-21

1 Goldberg VIII leave TOT Iron springs this morning to spend the summer. l OUT AGAlN-B A Fowler, who
 has been quite i'll for a week or so,
 suffering a severe attack of bron-
 chitis, is sufficiently recovered to be
 at his office again.
 Y. M C. A. OFFICIAL HERE - 1 J. Langdrum Graham, social director of the Y NJ. C. A. of Los Angeles, is 1 in the city on a business mission for few days stay and is a guest of ] the Hotel Adams.
 POLICE COURT-The police court l is getting down to legitimate sum- mer business. All it had yesterday ! was a bicycle rider who was bled for three bones, and a disorderly charac- I ter for ten of them.
 FROM THE SEASIDE-N Herz- | berg, proprietor of the Popular store in Mesa City has returned from weeks trip to Los Angeles and San l Diego, devoted in part to business and in part to pleasure.
 BlSBEE VISlTORS-P L. Wood man and R. l.. Stalling, of Bisbee are 1 Phoenix visitors and guests of the l Ford hotel. MT. WOodman was until recently, for number of years, su- perintendent of the Copper Queen mine. MIR. PLANK HERE-L. l.. Plank, 1 for many years resident of Phoe nix, but now engaged in the realty | and mining business in Los Angeles, 1 is here for a short stay. He comes ] to look after his mining interests in the Cave Creek district.
 1 FORD GUESTS-Among the guests i registering at the Ford hotel yesterday:
 were A. j. Carmack and wife of Los ! Angeles, William l.. Moody of Thatch- l CT; D E. Brena of Tucson; J. J. 1 Lewis and wife, Bill Jones, city; A. l Creasey. Hayden; F. L. Pinney, Land, l Ariz.
 1 A SMALL FiRE-Alarm box 46 late 1 yesterday afternoon started the chemi- ! cal wagon on a mad run to the vii | cinity of the street car barn where l pile of ties was found to be ablaze The ! chemical eXtinguished the fire without
 the necessity of laying any hose from
 the hydrant. The loss was trivial. COMMERCIAL HOTEL GUESTS- l Guests registering at the Commercial i hotel yesterday were: F. C. Gresty 1 Phoenix; $. C. Hardy, San Diego; Ross l Towers, San Diego. C. F. Rassat, New | York; Ben H. Tinker, Gallup; J. R. l Jones. Los Angeles; J. D. Green, PeO- ! ria; F. r.. Huffer. Los Angeles; c. l WOodbury and mother, Florence; F. D 1 Ganstt, Los Angeles; J. H. Davis, Ray 1 EQUAL SUFFRAGE WARMING UP That the equal suffrage question is coming rapidly to the front in Arizona ! titiOns asking for the submission of q ! constitutional amendment Were re- i ceived at the office of the secretary of state yesterday Of these petitions i eight were received from Yuma con 1 taining more than 15O names. Fourteen others came from Pima county and to | these petitions 281 names were at | tached.
 l LIGHT COMPANY WON.-After 1 having been out all night in the dam l age case of J. NJ. Hutchinson against the Pacific Gas and Electric company. 1 a suit for 5000 for the destruction by fire of personal property of the plain | tiff, the jury yesterday morning re- | turned a verdict for the defendant It l had been alleged that the fire was caused by defective wiring Th2 jury l accepted the view of the defense that ! there was no means of telling what had caused the fire.
 The Los Angeles Tribune is now ar irving in Phoenix on the afternoon of the same day it is dated, a feat never before accomplished by the Los Angeles papers. It is understood
 it is done by running off a mail edi- tiOn about 10 o'clock the evening be- fore to catch the late train out of
 Los Angeles. Necessarily it's news
 features are not quite so late as those
 of the papers arriving the following morning but they are later than the afternoon Los Angeles papers arriv ing here at the same time; sort of a split date as it were.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY-There was 1 a merry time at the residence Of NJ. | and Mrs A. G. Hulett on Tuesday af- l ternoon when a birthday party was | given fO" their little daughter Mary 1 Janice. It was not exactly her bil th- l day which was few days in the future ! but as the family was about to leave
 for Iron Springs it had to be given in
 advance The greater part of the ar- | ternOOn was spent in playing games or the lawn. The little guests were Louise | Conner. Janice and Walma Mining,
 Elizabeth Pogue, Mildred Loescher,
 Genevieve Newall. Hazel Sturges Mary l Margaret Andrus, Clara and Frances 1 Asplind and Marian PascOe.
 HOTEL ADAMS GUESTS Though
 it is now the festive summer time
 the people keep coming to Phoenix just as though it were the tourist season. Among those registering at
 the Hotel Adams yesterday were:
 Charles Kemper of Minneapolis; B.
 l.. Clogston, Los Angeles; G. M. Todd, Chicago; B. Glickfeld, New York; w.
 J. Schurz, San Francisco; w. Bennan.
 Cincinnati; R. K. Seid, Fl PasO; IT. N. Reno, Douglas; V. A. Sneaker, , Nogales Ruby Ament, Douglas; Miss ] F. Bachmann, New York; Leo M. Purwin, Los Angeles; w. l.. Field, Fl PasO;. Henry PsitZer, Los Angeles;