Arizona republican., 1912-08-15

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 Fowler Gardiner has returned from an outing at Ocean Park.
 | FROM TUCSON-A. c. Bernil, of- | ficial interpreter for this county, has
 returned from Tucson.
 FOR A ViSiT-Billy Taylor, of
 BroWastein- Lewis Co., of Los An geles is visiting this city for a few l days.
 1 A SON.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beas- l ley were made happy yesterday by
 the arrival of fine son, the third
 child to grace their family circle.
 BOB IS HOME-Bob Dunlap is
 home from the Northwestern univer- l sity at Chicago where he graduated | this year.
 FROM DENVER-H. NJ. Fennemore. representing the Mountain States 1 Telephone and Telegraph company in 1 Arizona, has returned from Denver 1 where the cOmpanY's headquarters are 1 located
 VISITING OFtlCER-Deputy sheriff Joe Young of Yavapai county was in town last night on his way home from l Florence where he had taken a prison | CT.
 LAMAR COBB RETURNS State l Engineer Lamar Cobb has returned 1 from Cochise county where he has 1 been conferring with the county super ! Visors relative to the state roads. He 1 found the supervisors anxious to CO., operate with him in the road work. DR. VAN DER VEER OUT.-Dr. l Charles A. Van der Veer, secretary of | the salt River Valley Water Users 1 association, has been confined to his i home for several days He is well enough now to take up his work once more
 BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER-Wor
 was received in the city yesterday of 1 the birth of a daughter to Mrs Barry | NJ Goldwater at Prescott where Mrs. | Goldwater is living for the summer, 1 This is the third child of Mir. and Mrs. | Goldwater and the first daughter. THE FIRST BABY-Mr and Mrs. 1 J. Garnett Holmes. who reside at 20th l Ave and West Adams street are re l ioicing in that happiness that can come to them but once in life time 1 the first baby Little Nora Caroline | came into the world on Sunday morn 1 ing, entered in the 812 pound class. l A WIFE BEATER-Martin MarqueZ i was brought down from WiCkenburg yesterday having been held for beat l ing his wife For some time he mas | been running a saloon at the Vulture and wls one of is best palrCn One | of the res its f lis liberal riLations of his own stock Wle the assau upon his 1 wife.
 WINNERS AND LOSERS-Half the mechanical force of The Republican is | broke and the other half is in afflu- ence. all on account of a little thing | that happened in New York yesterday 1 the birth of a son to Mrs. John Jacob l Astor. Some of the boys downstairs 1 were foolishly of the opinion that it 1 would be a girl and backed their con l victions with their cash.
 WANDERED ON THE DESERT 1 Jim Elicit, a miner who had larery been | emploved at Swansea was brought to | inc office of the sheriff yesterday hay | ing hnen found on the desert near l Aguilar crazed with heat and thirst He ha1 started to walk from Swansea 1 to Phoenix on his way to mine Tn 1 Piral county He was n craZed condition when he was found and It | was necessary to restrain him by tying
 him to tree.
 A WIZARD OF FiNANCE-That title was earned yesterday by Captaln Corners of the sheriffs office To ac- commodate a man who needed money he bOucht q watch from him for $b and in the next breath sold it for $' | The purchaser was a man of sporting
 proclivities. He Hal bought it for tHe
 nurnOse of organizing a raffle. He
 gave Captain Corners I chance anu ID
 q few minutes the latter had won the
 watch back Immediately thereafter
 he sold it for S8 The mathematlclahs | about the sheriff's office are stln tg
 uring to ascertain the exact amount cf | the profits of the captain. The sstl-
 mates range from $9 10 $17 and one man thought he could see $25 m thls complicated transaction. The captain has not vet balanced his cash for the ,. dav so that the matter is still Tn doupI 1 The members of the Land Owner 5 1 Protective Association and all otheIS Il interested are requested to meet at the council chamber of the Water users building Saturday Aug. IT, at r. M'
 to discuss the recent order by the Rec lamation Service officials concerning
 the purchase and delivery of water ana
 for the transaction of such other pusl- | ness. as may come before the meelihS-
 Bv order of The Executive Committee'
 D' bn IN HOPl LAND-J. F. Alklre' Wii' left here recently for the NaVaJo III = dian reservation to secure blankets anu
 other curios for the McNeil Company E' l writes that he has made some soo"
 Itrades with the Indians lately. lie dlSo 1 says that a big chickenpull was sciieu } Iuled for the early part of this We7h and that two thousand NaVaJos were expected to gather for this sport. MT AllIire will see the annual snake dance at Oraibi which is to be held aoou' tho tN4nty-first of the month. GUESTS AT THE COM MMeRClAL Tho following are registered al IlC