Arizona republican., 1912-06-17
AT HOTEL WoLCoTT-Mr. and

AT HOTEL WOLCOTT-Mr. and l Mrs F. A. Beane and son of this city, are visiting in New York, guests of the Hotel WOlcott.
 GONE TO GEoRGIA.-Mrs. J.. l Stemper and children left last night
 via the Santa Fe for Homeland, Ga. where MT Stemper and family will
 make their home.
 BABY GiRL.-Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Schuette. who live at 135 North Ninth lavenue are rejaicing in the arrival
 at their home yesterday morning of
 d fine baby girl.
 LEAVING FOR THE SUMMER.-I
 Mrs. J. C. Finney and her son, John 1 Clarence jr., accompanied by Mrs. | McHugh, mother of Mrs. Finney, left l last night for Kansas City. MT. Fin ney expects to leave for Denver in a | few days for an indefinite stay, any how for the summer.
 A DOUBLE FRACTURE-Mrs 1 Richardson a woman about 63 years
 old who lives on farm ear the mouth
 of the Agua Fria river suffered pain full and serious. though not an alarm ] ing accident on Saturday evening. Sine | u and inadvertently into little hole, just large enough to give her foot a | twist, breaking both bones of the right l leg just above the ankle. A Phoenix l physicial was sent out for to give her | attention.
 i FORD GUESTS.-Those register
 ing at the Ford hotel Saturday night and Sunday were: Estelle ". Kirk,
 San Diego; C. S. Barngrover, city;
 Mrs. A C. Ganger. Spearfish, $. D.:
 R. F. Rice and wife, Wickenburg; A
 F. Sinet, Wickenburg; Lillian Mich Ols Wickenburg; Guy C. Shannon. ] Wickenburg; r. Schoperkotter, Phoe- i nix; C. Fred Bracket. Mesa; J. Earl l Peterson, Mesa. C. P. Peterson, Mesa E. T. Todd Denver: w. " White, l Hayden.
 RUNAWAYS CAPTURED.--A Pinal | county officer was en route to Benson
 last night with three boys committed
 to the industrial school, when two of
 them gave him the slip at Tempe The | officer notified the sheriff's office here 1 promptly ad the police were also ad- vised While the police secured the /; city. Sheriff Adams and Deputy Mickey 1 took the formers team and went out l the Tempe road and met the boys who
 were making for Phoenix as fast as | they could on foot.
 ! THE SUFFRAGE PETITiONS-| 1t is still impossible to learn how many signatures were secured Sat urday night to the equal suffrage petitions but it has been estimated that about 200 names of voters were affixed. These are on numerous pc l titions in the hands of various per sons who will have to secure the af- ifidavit of notaries public to the sig natures and as this has not vet been done and the petitions reported the number can only be guessed at
 OONoFRIOS OSPERlTY-Char- lie DonOfrio. who is numbered among the enterprising builders of this city having been responsible for some of it's best business and residence prop critics, and who now has a business house under construction on Central Iavenue, was blessed yesterday with further prosperity Charles Donofrio junior, the first and only child of
 Mir. and Mrs. Donofrio, eight pounds | net, came to bless their home at number 915 North Central avenue A BROKEN FRlENDSHlP-The 1 warm friendship of much more thaB a generation was shattered on Satur- day when Maricopa Charlie told J 4. | POrterie, T aint your amigo no more" 1 For many years immediately after off ering d friendly salutatiOn Maricopa Charlie has asked for dime. The dime always has been forthcoming, if l MT. Porterie happened to have it. But
 in this case he did not and that same thing mad happened so often of late ! that Charlie could not see the sense of maintaining friendly relations that had ceased to be remunerative.
 GONE TO l0WA-Mr. and Mrs John Merriam left a day or so ago for Dubuque, Iowa. which will prob | ably be their home hereafter Du- buqe is the former home of Mrs. Merriam, whom she married here q yea or two ago after spending l q winter in Phoenix. Mir. Merriam grew up from childhood in Phoenix 1 and therefore has q host of friends here who will regret their departure. ] The Phoenix latch string however always hangs on the outside and it l is gratifying to know that the young
 couple can always come back if they don't like Iowa
 NO QUESTION OF JURISDICTION Deputy United States Marshal J. A. l Porterie went out to Glendale yester- 1 day morning and took into custody, Silva, Leon and Cruz alleged bootleg gers The arrest was made on the
 complaint before United States Com
 missioner Johnstone of C. F. Crandall
 an agent of the treasury department, charging the defendant with selling liquor without a government license.
 The men were brought to town and gave bond for their appearance. The three had been arrested on a state
 warrant but the charge was dismissed 1 on c,, actiOO of iiIric:lictioO No SI1ch