Arizona republican., 1912-10-03

ing $500 on the building, and $2OO on the contents. A rumor is afloat today that one of the roomers, A. c. Wanrooy, was burned to death, but this has not been confirmed Wan rOoy was an invalid and was seen at the hotel shortly before the fire broke out. The ruins have been explored all except the cellar, but no evidences have been found that he was in the building. It will be impossible to tell definitey unti the water and debris is removed from the cellar.
 MT. o. D. Betts, local agent here for the Santa Fe, has returned from a months trp to Colorado where he harvested a fine crop of peaches on his ranch at Palisades, Colorado.
 c. l.. Gillett and family spent the day in Phoenix on business, prepara- tory to leaving for their future home in the Yuma valley, either at HOltville or Yuma Mr Gillett has consum- mated a trade with MT. c. w Camp bell for MT. CampbelPs ranch at Yuma.
 MT L. T. Baswitz of Phoenix, made a business trip to Glendale in his machine today.
 The adjuster for the Home Insur-
 ance company was here yesterday ad- justing the claim on the Baldonado pool room which was destroyed by | fire on the 25th of last month This | was the frame building which stood | on Grand avenue, just at the edge of Glendale. It has not been occupied I for some time past. J P Edwards, secretary of the Glendale board of trade is engaged | in collecting fresh exhibits of fruit, l vegetables etc, for display in the l board rooms
 MT. P. J Riordan, who has been ill l for some time is thought to be slight ly improved today.
 Mir. J. L. Cant has been away for a couple of days visiting his ranch on the Gila river
 The work of cleaning up the 1 grounds on which the women of Glen dale held a carnival for the benefit of
 the WOman's club building is in prog l ress. The carnival was a grand suc- l cess, and the women deserve a great 1 deal of credit for the way the program | was carried out About s400 was 1 cleared during the two nights. l It is reported that Jack Lee who is | in charge of the ore hauling from the | Kay Copper company north of this | place. lost his entire wardrobe in the 1 Park hotel fire last night. l Mrs. T. R. Adams pesented the board
 of trade with some fine quinces and
 egg plant today.
 ! The regular meeting of the Glendale
 board of trade was held last night at | the board rooms in the Mitchell build ing.
 l A special meeting of the Glendale high school board was keld last eve ming
 One of the big yellow cars which
 run between Phoenix and Glendale is
 out of commission for a few days, possibly on account of the terrific speed at which it runs in order to keep to it's schedule In the mean 1 time one of the smaller cars has been | substituted.
 Edwin Bray, Glendale: w. B. Neff 1 Cincinnati, Ohio, and M. L. Gibbons
 Mesa, are registered at the Hotel Glen wood
 MT E. l. Maddox. travelling auditor for the Santa Fe is at the station
 here today checking up the months business.
 MT. J. w. Arnold, who has beer
 sub-agent in MT. O. D. Betts' absence is leaving today for Phoenix. City Engineer White reports tht
 electric light business on the boom Over twenty new customers have beer
 connected up within the last two
 weeks. The gOvernmnt has promised
 to have their power in Glendale read! l f1, r..itlnita tLn rn1.t 1,.aalE