Arizona republican., 1912-09-30

Nioi ilNS hCIA W ES-MfS. Kate A. Linn of Denver and daughter have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. James C. Dobbins while on the way to Cali fOrnia. Mrs Linn is a sister of MT DobbinS
 VAL IS ON DUTY-Policeman ValenZuela who received severe knife wounds in the cutting affray at the entrance to the city jail on Monday evening, September 16, has recovered from his injuries and resumed his place on the local police force Sat urday night
 WILL LIVE HERE-Since "Vic' Hanny decided that Phoenix was the place for business he has been i'm pressing upon Mrs. Hanny and their three children that it is also a good place to live. Mrs. Hanny finally came to the same conclusion herself and now the family is once more united. a pretty home having been taken in the East Evergreen addition.
 ASHURST VISITS STATE HOUSE Senator Henry F. Ashurst, who lives in Prescott. but who represents Arizona in the United States senate spent large part of the afternoon Saturday at the state house among his old friends This is Senator Ashurst's first visit to Phoenix since he donned the toga of United States senator
 LOW FAIR RATEs-Both the San ta Fe and the Southern Pacific have announced low rates from California points account of the Arizona state fair. From Los Angeles to Phoenix the rate will be $204O for the round trip and from San Diego to Phoenix, $24.4O for the round trip. The tickets will be on sale October 25, 26 and 27 with a return limit to November 4, leaving Phoenix
 AT THE COMMERclAL-Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Blake, John and Ruth Blake, Tucson: T. H. Cullen. Los An geles; J. R. Ring, Center Point, la; Walter Lyon, Ray; o. C. Omer, Mex ico City; R. Johnston, Tempe: J A Coleman. Granite Reef; w. H. Tharpe: Prescott; D. s. Jones, Monarch Mine; Minnie s. Keefer, Tempe: Walter Lowe. Denver: c. l. Page, Rochester. x. Y; P. H. Paradise, Whittier, Cal; Edwin Callis. Ventura; F. F.. Bender, Denver; Mrs. Pearl Wilson. Leroy BigeloW, Williams; Mrs. D. S Jones, Atlanta. Ga; Dan McGowan. Bisbee.
 HERE ON HoNEYMooN-Mr and Mrs Neil Mccarthy arrived here yes terday, enrOute from Binghamton, N. Y. to Los Angeles where they will make their future home. Mrs. Me Mccarthy was Miss Marguerite Gill bert, untii last Monday when she and MT Mccarthy were married at the Gil bert home in BinghamtOn. Mir. Me Carthy, a former resident of Phoenix, is now practising attorney living in Los Angeles Yesterday the McCar- thy's were the dinner guests of MT and | Mrs. Issac T. Stoddard. Mrs Stoddard | being an aunt of Mrs. Gilbert.
 DEPUTY SHERiFFS CONGRE- GATE-Deputy Sheriffs c. G. Hess of Pima county and Allie of Cochise ar rived in town yesterday with each a 1 contingent of convicts on their way to ] Florence. MT Howe took one convict whom he had previously deposited | back with him as witness He prom | ised to retprn him to the prison. MT. l Howe has made more trips between l Cochise and this point than any other 1 man living For several years he had | the job of transporting the insane of 1 that county to the capital and for a 1 time he could hardly make the round 1 trip before he had to start again.
 ADMITTED PIONEERS HOME | William H. Yancey, aged 62 years 1 c,,~l | has been a continuous resident Of 1 Arizona has been admitted to the 1 Pioneers Home at Prescott upon ar 1 application endorsed by the board Oi 1 supervisors of that count Yancey 1 has lived in nearly all the counties 1 of that state where the mining ac- 1 tivity has been great and has en- ! gagged in heavy work all his life. Now 1 that he is getting old and is not able l to work at his usual vacations any more his declining years will be 1 spent in the pleasurable home fitted | out by the state for the pioneers.
 COMMISSIONS BANNER MONTH l The month of September bids faiI 1 tC be the banner month in the his tory of the state or territory of Ari- HD0d III Ile IeCelplS lIldI W III 1piIlt ! in as a part of the revenue of the l state from corporations. The most l conservative estimates that were made heretofore set the average in
 come of the corporation commission from this source alone at about $10,- 900 per month but already this mark l has been passed by the August re 1 ceipts The September receipts vii however go above the $15,000 mark
 Saturday was the banner day more
 than $500 being received in cheeks ] and money.
 ARE TOPNOTCHERS-I J. John
 son and w. w McNeff acquitted | themselves so creditably in their con
 nection with the Phoenix general agen-
 cy of the New York Life Insurance | company that they have been placed