Arizona republican., 1912-12-03
LOUIS HERMAN LEAvEs-Loui

, ternoon for Terre Haute, Indiana HERE FROM FLoRiDA-Mrs. J.L. Burton of Arcadia, Florida is visit ing her daughter and son-in-law. , Her son in-law is MT Reed of the firm of Reed X Skipper.
 DR. WILDE IN cITY-Prcsident A. H. Wilde of the University who has thrown a great deal of new life into that institution ince he was placed at the head of il was in the city yes terday.
 SEEING OLD FRIENDS-H. l. Latham for many years a resident of this city but more recently of San Diego where he is now located is visiting his many friends in Phoenix for a few days
 OFFICIALS ON THE SOUTHSlDE Governor Hunt and Chairman Null ford Winsor of the state land com mission visited the southsde today looking at some Of the school land in the Tempe and Mesa district
 HEAD OF THE PAGE SCHOOL n A. Gibbs, hcadmastcr of Page Mil itary Academy of Los Angeles was in town Sunday on his way to look over a property. He returned Mon day evening and may be seen today.
 MASONIC ELECTION-The annual election of the Masonic lodge occurs this evening. large number of the membership is expected to attend. The present worshipful master is sam Easterlng and 4. A. Betts is the seni- .r hn in the lodge.
 BRAONER IN PIMA-Sam E. Dradncr, secretary of the Arizona Stock Growers association returned last night from a short trip to Tue son to look after matters both for the association and for the Live Stock Sanitary Board of which he also i5 the secretary.
 JUDGE DOE HERE-JudGe F. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff. formerly a district judge in the territory and mem Der of the supreme court of the ter ritory was in the city yesterday at tending to legal matters before the federal court The judge left for his home last night.
 NO SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL Out of respect for the memory of Mrs. Lucinda Christy BOnar. aunt of Mayor Lloyd B. Christy. there was no session held of the city council last night. Councilman Cisney called the members present to order and enter tained immediately d motion to ad- iourn until this evening. The mo- tion was carried unanimousl-.
 YOUNG PRESCOTT LAWYER ]. Ralph Jaschcr. young lawyer of Prescott who k in the office Cf former Attorney General, l.. $ Clark was in the city yesterday on legal business before the federal court. Mir. Taschcr is nitivc of Arizona, graduate of Northwestern universi- tv law school and was recently ad mitted to practice law in Arizona.
 HIT BY BRAkE-Tom Reagan, a motorman on the Phoenix street rail- way lost his grip on the brake handle of his car in the downtown district about o'clock last eveaing. The brake swung round and caught Reagan blow on the arm. For d moment he was dazed and help was summoned to run his car. An instant later he faint cd and was carried into Berryhills. He soon recovered and was taken to his home
 COMMERCIAL SOTEL-Mrs. J. II. Hoffman, Los Angeles; Violet Neitz, $. C. Dobson. William Heath and wife. Della and Esther Burch. Los Angeles; k. H. II. Blome. Flagstaff. J Zwang. Coalinga, Cal; J F. Hays, Lemoure; C. w Evans and wife, Coshion: A. E. Ruff. Arlington; l.. Teller. san Francisco: Ben Ferguson Pasadena; A. C. Morrison, San Fran cisco; J. ". Stewart, Charles Null heney, P Burns. Joe Tribblc, Pres colt
 LIGHT RAINS GENERALITY to six o'clock last evening ten one -hund- redths of an inch of rain had fallen in Phoenix during the previous twelve hours While this is, but a small amount. it was reported from the Unit cd States weather bureau that there was a heavier rainfall throughout Northern Arizona, with prospects of the rain continuing throughout the night and clearing in the morning. Clear weather is promised for today. Ii was the first rain which has fallen in Phoenix since october T.
 PRINTERS ElECT-The Phoenix Local of the Typographical union elected the following officers Sun day: President. S. Palmer. of the Ari zona Gazette; vice president, Charles Williams, Arizona State Press; Sec retary- treasurer. Fred Q. Adams, Ari- zona Republican: recording secretary, John Phy, Arizona State Press: Ser geant-at-arlns, Blaine Harrell, Arizo- ma Republican; executive committee, W. M. Moorehead, M. G. Lovcitt, $. Palmer. Charles Williams. (cEair- manl, and Fred o. Adams. Dole gates to Phoenix Trades Council, Messrs Timberlake, Adams, King. Bryson and McQuestion.
 HOME ECONOMICS cLUs-An- other ciub was added to the list of student activities in the high school, when the Home Economies Club was organized among the students of Miss Johnson's domestic science class The officers elected were, Esther Wright, Pres: Ruth Griffin, V-Pres; Beatrice Milsap, Secretary: and Gym