Arizona republican., 1912-10-07

CL TAOOAN n 7EHE-A. S. howard,
 of Fl Paso, Texas, manager of the
 Kress store in that city is a business
 visitor to Phoenix. Mrr Howard will
 remain in Phoenix today leaving for
 his home tonight.
 MRS. CREIGHTON IMPROVING
 Mrs. Ned Creighton, who recently un-
 derWent an operation for appendicitis at the Sisters Hospital is reported
 as rapidly recovering and it is ex- pected that she will be able to leave for her home in a few days. MANAGER OF UNITED VERDE Will l.. Clark, of Jerome, manager of the United Verde mining company there, came down yesterday to attend the session of the federal court which opens this morning. He was with the
 geographers at Roosevelt.
 HERE FROM MAMMOTH = Thos. N. Wills of Mammoth, Pinal county, a member of the board of county super Visors of that county, and vice presi dent of the Arizona cattle growers as- sociation came to Phoenix yesterday to spend a few days in this city on busi- ness.
 A DAY FOR DUCKS-If there were
 not so many people on the streets yes terday that may be explained by the large flights of duck which have been observed over the city for several days. A considerable part of the population spent the day along the river and the adjacent sloughs. Most of them came in the afternoon and last night heav fly laden. It was a good day for ducks
 HOTEL ADAMS-Thomas N. Wills Mammouth c. Chapman. Winkelman; H J. James, Los Angeles; G. R. Top ham, San Francisco; MT and Mrs. J. L. Clark, Maynard Turner, B. R. Els, R. J. Arey, Los Angeles; M. A. Nichol- son, Wilcox; P. R. Collins. Canton H.: A. L. White, Denver: Will l.. Clark. Jerome; N H. Emmans, Los Angeles: C. A. Wheelsack. Denver; Fred J. Elliot and wife, Globe.
 EMPIRE SKATERS MEET-A meeting of the Empire State society will be held at the residence of Mir.
 and Mrs. w. D. O'Neil, 1544 West Harrison street. Tuesday evening, October s, at 7:30 o'clock for the pur pose of arranging for taking part in
 the All States day celebration at the fair. A full attendance is desired and all former residents of New York
 state are cordially invited to at tend.
 FINISH PAVING-That portion of South Central and South First ave- nues which has been closed for two or three weeks because of paving operations in the depot section, has been opened, the Barber Asphalt company having completed it's work The Arizona Eastern is now engaged in grading between the tracks, using large quantities of claich and stone ballast and making a roadbed that will be unusually permanent. FORD HOTEL-B. B. de Creverve- UT, San BernardinO, Cal; Mrs. c. H. Paul, Miss A Calvert, Los AngeIes; H. p. Bradshaw, Kansas City; V. NJ, Warren. San Francisco; Charles Odell Tucson: F A. Stayton, Mrs. F. A Stay ton, Raymond Stayton, Victor St. Ger main, Worcester, Mass; w. H. Key l for and wife Washington, D. C.; w. s. | Mcknight w NJ. Lesler. Nogales; M. | D. Eisenhour, United States Indian ] service; Fred Crow and wife, Texas. HIGH SCHOOL PRACTITIONERS 1 high school reception and concert which was to have been held on Sat urday night and at which time the new 1 high school building was to be thrown open to the public was postponed, ow- l ing to inclement weather, until this l evening at 30 o'clock. The concert ] as planned embOdies a number of en- l ioyable features in addition to the Op- | portunity it gives the public for a thorough inspection of the new build 1 ings.
 ELDER SAYS MARICOPA STILL ITHERE-Jim Elder, one of the best known young men about town, who while he makes Phoenix one of his stopping places really headquarters at 1 Flagstaff. had not been to MaricOpa for so long a time that he decided on l Saturday evening to see if that place had grown any. So he went down | to the Arizona Eastern depot and boarded the train. When he returned yesterday morning he reported that l Maricopa was still in the same place. i, His objection to the trip however
 was that he fell asleep shortly after
 leaving Phoenix and didn't get even
 a chance at the scenery along the
 way.