Arizona republican., 1912-10-05
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ENGINEER NICHOLS SICk-As- sistant state engineer J. c. Nichols is fonfined to his house with a severe attack of rheumatism.
 MISS GAss JOINS BROTHERS Miss Tillie Gass, daughter of Mrs. John R. Gass, St, and sister of the Gass Brothers of this city, has arrived in Phoenix from Chattanooga, Tenn, and will henceforth make herself at home in Phoenix.
 FORD HOTEL-N. McMiuan, Kel- win; Billie Woolf, Chicago; w Groom, J. Casey, Prescott; L. R. Ligier, Los Angeles Mrs. Robert Hall, Miss Sibbel Hall, Denver; Jas. Buckman, Houston Texas; Max Hell Ter, New York; A. E. Bliss, La Jolla, Cal.
 CANDIDATES FOR oUeENs-No- tification was received at the office of the fair commission of the nomina- tons of three more candidates by Co., chise county for Queen of Arizona. They are Misses Mabel Kelly, Mamie Howe and Abbie Smith of Douglas.
 AOOl IOh SALINOFAN IMPROV- iNG-Word has been received from Auditor J. c, Callaghan, who has been sojourning at Agua Caliente for the past ten days recuperating, that he expects to return to his accustomed haunts in Phoenix in the course of a week.
 VISITING ATTORNEYS-Judge NJ. M Allison and Attorney D. L. Gray son of Chattanooga, Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday to appear for the Great Southern agency company against which a petition in bankruptcy has been filed. The matter is set for hearing today.
 CAPTAIN SPARKS RETURNS Captain Sparks, the genial and popu- lar custodian of the state house. has returned from a vacation spent on the Pacific coast. Yesterday the captain paid a visit to the building and visited everybody. The officials and employ ees of the state of Arizona were unani- nous in their pleasure at his return.
 AT THE ANNEX-C. o. Bowden, Russelville, Ark; Mrs. T. A. Dunbar, Tucson; C. L. Nabers, Los Angeles; James Cahill, Phoenix; H. J. Brittani, Los Angeles; Bert CIingan, Phoenix; c. O. Lee, Phoenix; w. \. Caville, Los Angeles; Florence Wilson. San Diego; E. F. Whittelsey, Tucson; Miss M. Corners, N. Y; Miss N. Woolnaugh, N. Y.
 HURRIES TO KANSAS CITY-W. H Shelton was yesterday obliged to send his mother -in-law, who has been very ill., back to Kansas City, Mo, where she can obtain treatment from specialist For some time past the good woman has suffered exceedingly and for a while was not expected to live She was accompanied by her father and daughter.
 HOWE TAKES VAcATION.-Chas. R Howe member of the state tax com mission, IS sojourning beside the peaceful waters of the Pacific ocean, having decided to take a short vaca- tion on his own hook following the re- turn of C. NJ. Zander from the east and the decision of the supreme court in the Yavapai tax matter. MT. Howe writes that rain is the order of the day in California.
 SUPREME COURT CALENDARS OUT-The calendars of the supreme court for the october term, the docket for which will be called on Monday next, have been completed and are now in the hands of Clerk Dillon for the convenience of the members of the bar having cases docketed in the court. There are forty cases listed in the calendar. ten of which are appeals from decisions in criminal cases, the others being civil appeals.
 A FAT CIGAR-SurveyCr General Ingalls, received yesterday from an en- thusiastic Taft supporter in Chicago an immense cigar labeled william IL Taft. The cigar is all of eleven inches long and has a circumference at us greatest girth of inches. The friends instructions to Captain Ingalls, were to start smoking it the day President Taft was reelected and he would nave smoking for the rest of his seconu term. From the appearance Of the cigar it looks like it.
 HOTEL ADAMS-D. w. Hamlin' Hamlin, Charles Spiegel, New York; Al c. Conan. Chicago; J. B. Coplen' Globe. David A. Clary and wife Robert Mise. Los Angeles; E. R. Phillipp, Chicago: E. c. Jeffries. St. Louis; A j. Moore and wife San Antonio, F. L. Bentz, New York; Charles F. Heath and wife, Los Angeles; Paul EIsen, Antwerp, Belgium, E. D. Illus sey, Boston, Mass; F. H. Barnweh' Los Angeles; A. P. Brigham, Ham ilton. N. Y; J. E. Sullivan, Los An | geles; Charles l.. Rawlins and wife l Globe: Mrs. w. B. Kelly. Clifton.
 SOUTH SIDE NOTES-The South | Side ladies aid society was entertained l at the home of Mrs. Austen on wed nesdav afternoon by Mrs. Eyer ana 1 Mrs. Wilkinson Despite the ram large number of the ladies attended l and responded to the roll call In the customary manner. Mrs. WllklnSoh and Mrs. Russell favored the company with solos. Sherbet and cake was 1 served. Two new members were re- 1 ceived and the applications of three
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