Arizona republican., 1912-09-09

NIT. BuchlnSndln IS well known employ of the McNeil company. They will be at home after November first at their new home on Mckinley street.
 WIFE DESERTER CAUGHT-Sher-
 if Adams left last night for San Diego a former resident of Mesa who is wanted for wife desertiOn He was married last spring to an estimable lady of that place and two days later he disappeared. For a long time he could not be herd of but a few days ago he was located in San Diega and
 on a telegram from the sheriffs office here he was taken into custody.
 VISITING RELATIVES-Mrs. J. D. Wakely and two children arrived here yesterday for a visit of a week or so with her sister Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth and her father J. c. Martin. She lives ] in Tulsa, Oklahoma but she has been l in Los Angeles for the last two months visiting her mother and sisters and ] stopped off here on the way home, 1 this being her first visit in Arizona, 1 her former home. for eight years.
 CAR CONDUCTOR HURT-A street l car conductor named Rayburn, who | has been in the employ of the com | pany but a short time, was hurt last evening on the West Adams street ! extension of the Washington street 1 line The poles there are in the mid | dle of the street, or at least close to i the car track Rayburn in passing 1 from one seat to another swung him.
 self out to one side, just in time to l l. | badly iarred up but was able to come l on to town and walk to his home. It 1 is not believed his injuries are serious. 1 HORSE RACES-A couple of inter | esting running races took place yester | day afternoon at the fair grounds One | was a half mile race between Pedro | CheeVes' horse and one owned by Mar | eos Pacheco the former winning the l race The other race was between a
 blue rOan mare owned by man named Morgan and a strawberry roan owned
 by a man named Ladd the blue win
 ming the money. It is understood the stake in each race was $500. by
 stander reports rather an amusing so- liloquy he overheard from the lips of
 the rider of one of the losing horses, a little conversation addressed to his mount He said: It's back to the
 blow for you, and as for me. I've fooled l away five weeks"
 FIVE POINTS FlREMEN-There
 will be an important meeting of the
 Five Points fire company in the fire
 house at Five PoiHts this evening at
 7:30 o'clock A number of important 1 matters are to be discussed, among i them the reorganization of the com- . pany and the election of new officers
 and the probabilities of securing new l fire house. The present equipment is
 a hook and ladder truck to which has
 been affixed a chemical apparatus
 Recently there has been discussion of
 the desirability of two more brancf
 fire houses, one in the east end of the 3 city and one in the west end. Tht Five Points people believe that i Q there is to be new sub station to the
 l west it should be at Five Points, witt t | possibly 8 hose cart at some poin 1 near the capitol. Anyhow there vii - be enough to talk about and the off a cers urge a full attendance of mem e bers.
 HOTEL ADAMS-Among those reg
 |
 | were: Mrs. w M. Seeburg, Phoenix F. B. Root, Los Angeles; w. Conley t Tonopah G. w. Artis, North Bend Il Oregon; E. J Franklin, Hurey; R. w n Sturgis, Los Angeles; John R. Kirk = Kirkesville, Mo-: R. A. Bird, Fl Paso | Kitty Howe, Chicago; C. H. Kitten 9 house, Casa Grande: John Carruthers
 Grove City, Pa; J. Berry, Blufton Ohio; O. E. Thomas, San Francisco . F. L. Hildebrand, Goddard; Al Brown <l Tulsa, Okla; w. F. Boling,- Tulsa $ Fritz w. Book, Jr., Milwaukee; Johl \ D. Deneen, City: D. Marx, Los Ange Hi les; B. l.. Conrey, Los Angeles, Will H liam Crowley, Los Angeles; A. A. Hall < berg, Chicago: w. H Sawtele, Tucson K J. M. Beebe. Los Angeles; S w. Ri R chardson. and wife, Phoenix; H. q Peters, Salt Lake; P. Proctor, Lon @ Beach: Lillian Johnson, Bisbee; Johl $l Christy, Clifton: A. w. Peck Jr, Ney $l Britain, Conn.,; R. Penny. St Louis ]! C. A. Overlook, Tucson: A T. Shay {l Los Angeles: F. c. Mitchell, Denver Fl Glenn Russell, Kansas City.