Arizona republican., 1912-12-10
ADJUTANT GENERAL HARRIS

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 GOVERNOR HUNT STILL AWAY- Governor Hunt, who went to Globe | last week has not vet returned He will he in Tucson today attending the meeting of the board of regents of that institution.
 PLUNkETT TO TUCSON-State Examiner Willis H. PIunkctt left last night for Tucson to attend a meeting of the board of regents of the Uni versity of Arizona and to explain the new system of accounting he has de- Vised for the university.
 JUDGE CAMPBELL HERE-Judge j. H. Campbell of Tucson is in the city on legal business both before the supreme court and the Arizona corpo- ration commission. Judge Campbell was formerly a member of the terri tOrial supreme court.
 UNIVERSITY REGENTS - The board of regents of the University of Arizona will meet today in Tucson for the purpose of deciding upon d new system of accounting that has been recommended to that institution. as well as upon other business
 FROM SANTA ROSA Charles Christy, well known in Phoenix, but who now makes his summer home in Sarta Rosa. California is in the city for a week visiting friends and rela- tives. He left Mrs. .Christy in Santa Rora where he will shortly return.
 LONG LINE lN-The Phocnix-F Flag staff long distance telephone line was completely installed yesterday for the first time and conversation was held over it between Manager Buehler and the operator at Flagstaff. Conversa- tiOn was reported exceedingly distinct
 MISS SCHUMAkER ILL - Miss Ethel Schumacher the popular stenOg rapher in Governor Hunts office has been unable to attend to her duties there for two days past owing to d se- we're case of grip. Reports yesterday however where that she was rapidly recovering and will be back at her desk in a few days.
 PHOENICIAN IN HONOLULU-G l.. EnSstrom, who formerly lived in Phoenix where he was stenographer, has written to friends in Phoenix to
 
 the office of the Pacific Mail Steam ship company in Honolulu and doing well. MT EnGstrom was well known in Phoenix and has lots of friends here
 SUNSET BONNEY HERE.-F'rom the Sunset land, posting the Sunset route. Thomas c. Bonucy. travcling passenger agent of the Sunset route arrived in Phoenix shortly before sunset yesterday evening. The only thing not sunsetty about Bonney ia his smile. which looms up like the rising sun. He says. incidentally. that the Sunset route is bringing more people 10 Phoenix t.sis winter than ever before in it's history. He is here to remind local Southern Pacific passenger men that there is always room for more business cithe- east or west bound and that the Sun set route is the route as far as he iS concerned.
 MAIL EARLY AS WELL AS SHOP EARlY-Postmaster McCiintock is anxious that residents of Phoenix who are desirous of using the mails for the purpose of sending away their Christ mas presents will think about mailing early as we'll as shopping carly. The postoffice force has been increased to handle the excess business bound to accrue during this season. but it will be able to handle il much more expe- ditiously if the patrons of the office will mail their packages early An idea of the amount of business being done by the local office cacn be gath cred from the fact that yesterday be- fore half the afternoon was passed more than two hundred money orders had been issued on the days business. G. A. R. MEMBERS, ATTENTION The members of ]. W. Owen post No. , are requested to meet at the undertaking parlOrs of Mohn, Driscoll 6 Maus at S: 30 a. m. on Wedpesday, December II. to attend the funeral Of our comradc, John Rooney, who died Monday. the 9th and attend the service at the Catholic church at 9I m. Josiah F'illc Adjutant of Post. NJOHN ROONEY DIES-John Roo ncy. who for several years has lived upon his homestead in Paradise val ley and who owned property in ihis city. died yesterday morning at II o'clock , the Sisters hospital About tour weeks ago ne was SlFlckc1 WILL paralysis and was brought to this city. He never rallied. He came U Arizona several years ago anu took up d homestead. As far as known he is survived only by a few distant relatives in the east. He was veteran of the civil war and z member of J. W. Owen post No. 5
 T. A l.. The funeral will be hclt this morning from the Catholic church. the members of J. w. Owen post gathering at the MOhn. Driscol <, Maus undertaking parlors at S:3O o'clock and accompanying the re- l mains to the church Burial will be made in Greenwood.
 HOTEL ADAMS-Charlcs McMil- | Ian. Ray; Charles G. Kumke, Glee- son: John R. Hampton. Clifton: G. |. | Robinson, St. Louis: Morris E. Car l pcntcr Phoenix; R. $. Weiner, Fl i Paso; E. G. Henry, C. J. Longnevan, 1 F C. Snow. Los Angeles; (. S. i Stephens and wife. Ohio: r. S. 1 Stephens. Mesa: Mrs. T A. Mellon