Arizona republican., 1912-10-02


 baS coniaining a sum of money
 OFFICE REMOVAL-Dr Couch yesterday removed his office from BIO West Monroe street to his new quarters, 313 North First street.
 MEETING OF REPUBLICANS.-A meeting of the republican central committee will be held at Room POI Fleming block, tomorrow, Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock
 HELD FOR MURDER Loretto VerdugO. charged with the murder Of Gomecendo Ozuna last May was giv- en preliminary investigation before Justice Johnstone yesterday and was held to the grand jury.
 SPECIAL MEETING-A special meeting of the governors and council of the Salt River valley Water Users association is called for this morning. The modified water rental contract will furnish the opice of discussion.
 RETURNING FROM THE COAST MT. and Mrs. J. w. Covcrdale who have been visiting with their daugh- ter, Mrs. Broomell and attending the national G. A R. encampment will return this morning from the coast
 FROM FRISCO-Late arrivals from the summer on the coast are Mrs. J J. Sweeney and Miss Norma her daughter. Theey have been in San Francisco for the three months fol- lowing Miss Sweeney's graduation in Los Angeles.
 MAKES BUSINESS TRIP-F. P. Cruice, assistant freight and passen- ger agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad, left yesterday for his home in Prescott, after having spent a day or two here looking after the business of his road.
 FORD HOTEL-H H. Meyers, San Francisco; E. J. Orth, E. L. Mitchell, Los Angeles; J. H. Robin son, Denver; Mrs. H. M. Calkins, Miami; Cy Byrne. Pinedale; J. H. Stimson, Amarillo, Texas; Guy c. Shannon, Wickenburg; Guy Brooks, Tucson; c. H. Miller, Phoenix.
 MELON GROWERS MEET-On Saturday morning the members of the two watermelon growers associations will hold a joint meeting. C. c. Black and R. Woodring are the presiding officers of the two associations The meeting will be held in the board of trade or at the Water Users building
 CIVIC LEAGUE TO MEET-The Civic League of Phoenix will meet at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Savoy theater. Alice Park, in charge of the publicity work will give an informal talk and exhibit an in teresting collection of suffrage post CTS. Mrs Eugene Brady O'Nein will preside.
 SURVEY APPROVED sur veyor- general has approved mineral survey No. 2994, embracing the Shark, Monarch, Reddy Pay, Jumbo, F'rac- tion, Oversight No. 1 and Oversight No. 3 lode mining claims. situated in the Pioneer mining district, Pinal county, clamed by the Magma Cop ser company.
 HOTEL ADAMS-O. Hoppen- martin, Pueblo; R. Stockder, Tucson; L. N. Stratton, Stafford; Guy Brooks, Tucson; L. Tiger, Rochester, N. Y; H. A. Lewis, Denver; c. s. Darrisur, Los Angeles; c. H. Hood, Chicago; M. Rosenblum, Chicago; J. c. Cop page, Philadelphia; c. E. Covington, St. Louis; Mrs. A. S. Henry, Bernice Lamar, Fl PasO; w. o. Duvall, Den yer.
 WHO OWNS MOTORCYCLE? - Somebody left a motorcycle, bearing city license tag No. 46, standing in front of the office of Dr Grant MOni- cal, North Second avenue, two or three days ago. The machine has been there ever since and report was made to the police yesterday Un- less a claimant appears soon, the machine will be sent to the corral and then sold for the stable bill
 IN NEW QUARTERS Ari- zona Magazine which has hitherto been located on Adams street op- posite the Empress theater has been moved to more commodiOus quarters, just around the corner, to No. 40 North First street, opposite Doris Heyman's The Phoenix Advertising agency, heretofore located in the Na- tional Bank of Arizona building, has been moved to the same location. Both institutions now have a roomy and convenient place for doing busi- ness, are prominently located and are prepared to grow in harmony with the general business expansion of Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
 AT THE COMMERCIALS. A. Pitts. Ash Fork; Arthur E. Hummer, Baltimore; J. R. Roberts, Jr., Ma comb, H.; G. M Huntsinger, Inde- pendence, Kan; c. Nichols, c. L. Bailey, Lansing, Mich; Miss Mitch ell, Kansas City; L. Anderson. Ar lington; John B. Shea, Ireland; R. G. Wallace, San Francisco; F. M. CarnoWsld. Octave; George A. FlOry, Lawrence Kan; $. Victor Thompson, Chicago; w. M Deming, Phoenix; w. D. Berry, Los Angeles; Clarence Lewis, San Francisco; Leonard Do- zier, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Leonard George, Chandler; C. H. Hood, Chicago; H. H. Meyers, San FIaLciS6