Arizona republican., 1912-10-04

Zona Eastern has returned from a short vacation to the Pacific coast.
 MOODY TO GRAHAM COUNTY- w. A. Moody of the state land com mission has gone to Graham county on business. While absent, MT Moody will visit Thatcher, Stafford and Solo monsville.
 PHOENICIANS AT LONG BEACH Among the recent departures from Phoenix who are staying at the Vir- ginia hotel at Long Beach are Will liam Coleman Rogers, and Mrs. Ma bel Reagan.
 PALO VERDE BOOMlNG-George Weisel formerly resident of Phoe- nix but who now resides on the Palo Verde was in Phoenix yesterday on business. Weisel reports the Palo Verde camp booming.
 FORD HOTEL-L. E. Riundy, San Francisco; Mrs. Will Kellogg, Nam moth; Mrs. R. F. Wills, Long Beach; R. R. Macdonald and son, Wenden: Bert w. Walter, Vallejo, Cal; Mrs. P. C. Cleary, Cashion; J. D Elliott, Sac ramento.
 FL PASOAN HERE-Winiam A. Townsend, of the Ingersoll Rand com pany's Fl Paso office is a business visitor to Phoenix. MT Townsend will spend some ten days in the northern mining districts before returning to the Pass city
 LOCAL FREIGHT LEAVEs-P. F. Norman, local freight agent of the Ari- zona Eastern railroad has gone for a .-l,.-
 while absent from his usual local rail- road haunts, Garfield F. Christfansen. chief clerk in the office will be freight agent
 c. w. B. M MEETS-The Chris tian Woman's Board of Missions will hold their October meeting a the residence of Mrs. w w Edwards, 1104 North Second street. this after noon at 2:3O o'clock This being a social meeting all members and friends of the auxiliary are re Quested to be present.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL - Doe Blume St Louis Mir and Mrs O. S Kenyon. F. B. Oler, Frank Dowd, Casa Grande; TOney Yank. Ambridge. Pa; A. Hoffman, Prescott: J NJ. Sullivan Seligman; George F. Triggs, Flagstaff; Walter Lyon, Ray; Wm. Waiter, Palo Verde; Dr. Little. Littleton; T. H. Sutton, Los Angeles; E. Ritter, Los Angeles.
 HOTEL ADAMs-A T. Andrade, Yuma; A. Warra, Guaymas; Henry Tobias, c O. Valentine, Los Angeles; 1 A. McNierney, Chicago; w. s Fraser l and wife. New York; Harry Cohen. St. i Louis; J. L Byrne St. Louis: Russell 1 w. Gillette San Francisco; F. L. Par l ker, New York; Walter NeubaUer, 1 Denver; A Turner. Los Angeles; J. V. 1 Van Eaton. Chandler; NJ. O. Kirby,
 Los Angeles; R. r. Nyman, New York. POPULAR REAL ESTATER BACK 1 Harry L. Shedd, one of the best 1 known real estate operators in Phoe- | nix has returned from his vacation spent in Fresno Cal, and on the Pa | cific coast Mrs. Shedd remained in Fresno visiting her mother. She will l be there two months longer Mr
 Shedd reports that numerous Califor- nians are planning to come to the 1 Phoenix fair
 GOOD SHOOTING PROMISED l It is said upon good authority that 1 the quail are exceedingly thick this l year down in the neighborhOod of the Enterprise ranch about g miles ] from here on the Gila river. So plen- | tiful are they that the farmers are ] anxious for the open season to come around so they can reduce the num- l bers. At present they are somewhat | troublesome to the grain crops in that neighborhOod.
 SUPERIOR COURT-Earl Hudson who was convicted in superior court
 on Wednesday of uttering a fic-
 titiOus check was yesterday sentenced
 to an indeterminate sentence of from
 one to fourteen years in the state prison Louis Melczer was given a judgment for $417.20 against Martin
 Marques. a former saloon keeper at Vulture. Carl Hayden as executor
 of the estate of J. M. Yaple was
 given a judgment against M. P. Hol-
 laday and others for $3784.66.
 CHANGE TO BE OF SERVICE
 A chance to be of service to the city and valley will be extended tC
 anyone owning an automobile this morning. The party of geographers is larger than was at first expected
 and the supply of cars arranged fol ; previously is not going to be enough
 to take them all to Roosevelt. Sev- , eral gentlemen have offered theil
 machines, but the number is still too
 small. As this is an occasion or . which Phoenix should do hersel f proud" it will not do to disappoin , any of the distinguished guests, so someone must come forward witt
 some more automobiles
 SPlTZ HELD-The trial of Vii : liam Spitz charged with breaking int the garage of J. H. McCOndra ant : taking the car of w. T. Barr ou and wrecking it was concluded be ! fore Justice JOhnstone yesterda. ! morning. SpitZ was held to tn grand jury and furnished bail for hi appearance. Stall and Liddicoa { whom he sought to duplicate witt \ him in this nightly enterprise wer 2 discharged. There was no evidence q except that of Spitz that they hal < had anything to do with them tha night or at any other time. Beside { several reputable witnesses came for { ward and testified to their goo