Arizona republican., 1912-05-28

and wife are registered at the Adams
 from their home in Flagstaff
 i BREATHlTT VISlTS-J. B. Breath itt of Tucson had business in Phoe- nix yesterday. While in the city he was guest at the Adams.
 SENATOR LoVIN PARTNERSHIP 2tor Henry Lovin, has arrived from his home in Kinsman. and taken up his official residence at the Adams. DOCTOR GOES EAST-Dr. F. C. l AnGcny has started for Asbury Park, New Jersey. where he will spend a portion of his vacation communing l with the Atlantic waves.
 ERIN IN ToWN-Otto C. Ern. d leading light in the railroad business
 ill Fl PasO is a guest at the Adams while in Phoenix on business con nCcted with his official position
 TEACHERS THROUGH County Superintendent J. A. Higgins has been busy since the close of the Phoenix schools receiving the affidavits of the many teachers who filed their records Of attendance with the superintendent G. A. R. SPECIALLY special meet ing of J. ". Owen Post N , is called for Wednesday May 29th, at 2:30 D. m.. at k. of P hall for com
 lnittee business relating to the me lmorial services for Memorial Day lObservances.
 EITHER WAY - Passengers for Pasadena over the Southern Pacific are now given an option of entering
 the rose city over the Southern Pacific rails in a car pulled by T steam engine or of proceeding to Los
 Angeles and completing the journey
 on an electric car of the P. E. com rany.
 JOSEPH FADE DEAD-W E 1 Thomas. clerk of the superior court
 is in receipt of news of the sudden
 death of Joseph W. Fade. which oc-
 cured at his home in Des Moines.
 Iowa. where he was one of the lead
 ing druggists, MT Fade has spent
 several winters in Phoenix where he has many friends. The last season
 he devoted most of his time to Tue son. Deceased was about forty years of age. Death resulted from a hemorrhage.
 VERY SMELLY-The office of the
 clerk of the district court for the first judicial district of Arizona was
 one of the smelliest places in the , 1 state yesterday afternoon while a . number of exhibits were consigned to destruction. These exhibits consisted of sundry bottles of hop brew. bad Nhiskey, red eye and opium secured ! by government officials from prison
 CTS. Deputy Curtis mixed the drinks
 III big bucket and an inoffensive pussy cat which happened along and
 took a few laps immediately sat up , ana demanded the whereabouts. of the bull dog that chased her during the
 late watches of a recent night
 BANKRUPTCY FOR DR SIMS
 Dr. William Pruett Sims. a Bisbee dentist, and member of the first leg
 lslature of the state of Arizona, has filed petition in voluntary bank
 ruptcy in the office of the clerk of the district court Charles Bowner is
 attorney for the petitioner. and the chief item in the schedule is a iudg-
 ment secured December %. 1911 in
 the district court for the second iu-
 dicial district bv the Miners and
 Merchants bank. of Bisbee for $S.- : 3O262. The total liabilities of the
 petitioner in bankruptcy are S12.- li87 and it is set up in the petition , that the petitioners assets amount to s $500 of which $435 is for office cquip- r ment and dental supplies and 265
 represents wearing apparel.
 WILL HIKE TO THE HlLLs.-Roy t Tolleson is planning an outing for : all the members of the boys depart : ment of the Y. NJ C. A. who desire e to participate and can meet the 7 necessary requirements The plan is 7 to go from here to Tucson by rail. q then hike into the Catalina mount aims |, on foot for two weeks rlmhlc
 among the pines and mountain delIs l It is estimated the outing will cost 1 each one who goes about $2O and u the opportunity is open to all, Wheth-
 CT there be 4 dozen or fifty the
 more the merrier. It will be camp life for two weeks with just enough
 of the rough and tumble to make
 good appetites and in d locality re-
 puted to be an ideal mountain re- l sort. It is planned now to leave here
 next Monday, All those who desire K to go should report to Mir Tolleson as soon as possible that proper provi- n sion can be made.
 BUSINESS IS GOOD.-Two divorce . 1 decrees granted; three divorce suits ' filed, and four marriage licenses is- u l sued marked busy matrimonial day i1 lhe super nr court and clerks 1fC e Il yesterday. Those fO> whom the bonds y 1 were shattered are Minnie B. Hesse Il from John Hesse anG Bessie Barron A from Percy Allen Barron. Those seek q ing relief are Petra Romero from ' Vicente Romero, bCttuse the latter is $ alleged to be in the penitentiary e charged with q serious crime: Elm @ eroy Ording from Edward Ording q cruelty being alleged and F. b High d tower from Frances Hightower the
 plaintiff charging assertion. Those made happy by licenses are Johr < Lewis and Susanna Maria. Jose An. $ gel Navarro and Dolores R. Lugo, Ce. > cil Rogers and Vera Stella Cutler $ David Lee HenderSo~ and Mrs Jun, Sl Carral. All of the interested partiCi ? of