Arizona republican., 1912-06-25

Florence is stopping at The Annex.
 AT THE FORD-J. Burt Allen, Ray; R E. Wilson. Tucson; T. Jones, Tue sen: Frank J. Duffy, Nogales.
 FOR IRON SPRINGS.-Mrs. c. B. Laird and Miss Helen Laird will leave this morning for Iron Springs to spend the summer.
 THE coMMERciAL-Cha E. Doll, Sant F'e. N. M; w. D. Berry, Los Angeles. R. B. Hull, Camp Carney; NJ. Blake and son. Casa Grande.
 MEETING PoSTPoNED-A meet ing of the democratic county eXecu-
 tive committee which was to have been held at democratic headquarters last night. missed fire because of the slight response to the call. The meet ing has been postponed to a date yet to be decided upon.
 ALL SETTLED.-Wiliam Schultz, the man who got a bad eye on Sat urday night at the hands of S F. Wren, stated yesterday that he would make no complaint against Wren. Wren therefore forfeited his s10 bail for fighting and the case was dis missed.
 GONE TO CALIFORNIAN. M Davis, who recently resigned as gen eral secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. ac- companied by his family left last night for Long Beach where they will spend the summer. During the sea a location elsewhere.
 DUE HERE FRiDAY-J. c. Adams,
 proprietor of the Adams hotel and who was one of the Arizona delegates
 to the Chicago convention, has wired
 friends in this city that he will leave
 for home tonight and will probably
 reach Phoenix Friday. MT. Adams, it will be recalled was placed on the committee whose duty it will be to apprise Vice President sherman of his nomination.
 ADAMS GUEsTs-D. e.. Craig, Buffalo, N. Y; C. C. Coughton. St
 Louis; C. c. Chappelle. New York; J. Boone. Marchfield: G. A. CadieuX Chicago: J. w. Pierce. San Francisco c. w. Stream, Los Angeles; w. A. Cannon, E. PasO, Texas; C. C. Boyer Los Angeles; J. F. GreenaWalt. Den yer; J. w. Chafin. Jerome Junction; J. Macdonald. Hayden; Misses Marian and Helen Macdonald. B. B. Web ster. Prescott; J. B. Bourne Flor ence
 GOODMAN ARRIVES--F. R. Good ! man. assistant state engineer, is ir the city after having been engaged l for a considerable time on laying out !, ;ol,,r Globe The lines have all been run l according to MT. Goodman's report 1 and everything is ready for the con- struction of this road which. it is l said will run through one of the | most beautiful scenic sections of the state. The distance is about 90 miles i and with the completion of the roaG 1 the distance can be readily traveleC | in a couple of hours by automobile A GOOD BOOSTER.-Oscar Irwin l who recently left Phoenix to attend 1 the Chicago republican convention and is now perched on the heights 1 of Baltimore overlooking the demo- | cratic throng. in all his wandering, perity of Arizona He informs MT i 1 l.. Irwin, by postcard that he is onto 1 his job, and unless he is egregriousl, mistaken. there will be an increase il 1 population in the Salt River valley 1 in the near future of at least on, miiiiOn people by immigration. EXCURSION TO slSBEE.-Specia
 rates to Bisbee will be in force mex
 Friday night when the degree tean 1 of the D. o. K. K. under the direc 1 tion of Royal Vizier B. E. Marks anc l Imperial Nawab c. W. Cisney. zoe!
 to that city to hold I ceremonial ses sion. Numerous other votaries vii accompany the team and the genera l public can get in on the rates if it i 1 so inclined. A class of about fit,
 novitiates has been recruited iron
 the Pythian lodges of Bisbee. Dougla! and Cananea, and the roundup is ex 1 pected to be spectacular and interest I ing.
 1 TO THE OLD HOME.-Chas F 1 Bernetzke. an Arizona writer. lief l last night over the $. P by way O | New Orleans for his former homo il l Seymour and Appleton, Wis. He i l going to stop at St. Louis and Chi | cagO on business. and upon his re l turn trip expects to SojOurn awhile
 at Hot Springs. Ark. and also a 1 FCwlerton, Texas. where his brothc 1 is pastor of the Evangelical church lWhile east, MT. Bernetzke is going t visit some former Phoenix Winte visitors, whose homes are in Irol Mount ain, Mich, returning again il the fall.
 l THE SUPERVISORS-Th board 0 | supervisors yesterday in addition t l the transaction of routine bushes l attended to two other matters. It de | clared open a road running from tn ] southern boundary of Tempe to tn
 base line. q distance of two miles an' a half Though this is already very good road and has been used fO a, generation, until yesterday it wa not county road The other matte 1 was to provide for better sanitary ar