Arizona republican., 1912-06-01
TUCSON VISITOR Pr,

SON VISITOR - Professor
 Chandler, professor of economics in the
 University of Arizona, was Phoenix visitor yesterday and a guest of the
 Ford hotel
 BACK FROM THE DAM-NIr and | Mrs. Clymer A. Coldron, Samuel $. Coldron and ora Jones of this city returned yesterday from visit to 1 the Roosevelt dam.
 GONE TO CHICAGO-Among the i departing passengers via the south ern route yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hitchcock and Mrs J. NJ Larson. bound for Chicago.
 LEFT FOR TEXAS-Mrs. J. B. Grand and Mrs. Malcolm GiHett left on last nights Southern Pacific train for Texas, the destination of the former being Terrin and the latter Henderson.
 NEW GROCERY STORE-Thc new grocery firm of Mclean Sons in the postoffice building opened yesterday for business. The store is filled with a neat stock of general lines of gro ceries and fruit
 HERE FROM MEXICO-Among the guests registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were L.. II. Taylor and IT, A. Tibbert of Gsperanza. Mexico, and Robert Gayol and l.. CheVillon of Mexico City.
 MEGARGEE GONE-Lon Mcgar- gee who has lived in Phoenix more than anywhere else for some time. while gradually creeping toward fame as landscape artist and painter of desert and Indian scenes, left last night for Los angeles
 FUNERAL OF MRS. MORALES- Mrs. J. L. Morales died Thursday ev- ening a 6:30 o'clock as the result of an operation for appendicitis The funeral will be held at 1:30 this morning from the family home, BIS North Ninth street, services in the Catholic church
 SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY Pacific Gas and Electric company be- sinning next week will close it's offices at noon on Saturdays. Announce ment is made that patrons may not be- put to unnecessary trouble in going there only to find the door locked
 FARMER POWELL HERE-L. w. Powell of Warren. formerly in charge of the Calumet X Arizon" Mining company's operations in the Warren district and well known in Arizona politics. was d guest of the Hotel Adams yesterday Mr Powell is now engaged in the exploitation of large agricultural project in Yuma county
 GUESTS OF THE ADAMS-Amongi those registering at the Hotel Adams y-4 al. of Bisbee, J. F. KirkendaH of Phila- deIphia, II. <. Budgell of Chicago, William w. Watson of New York. J. W. Alexander of Mesa City R C Brush of Los Angeles w. < Watson of Denver, l.. C. Grasy of Los An geles. Chas A. McMnHn r W Krampe and w. c Ernst of Los An- geles and E. j. Woods of Los An geles.
 PHOENIX'S NEAREST MlNE-The nearest mine to Phoenix. now in opcr- ation, Is that of the Delta Gold Min l ing Go. in the Salt River mountains 1 seven or eight miles due south. via the l Center street bridge This is the prop i crty soid by George NcCIarty some | years ago and it is now being energct- I ically opened up. There is d shaft l down about a hundred feet and d hoist 1 and air compressor are now being in- ! stalled Five men are employed on the | property.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL GUEsTs- Guests registering at the Commercial | yesterday were: Joe Larrion. Win | kelman; Henry Parcels, Los Angeles { Miss Emily Schaefer, Mesa k. \. | Morrison, Pittsburg, Pa; $ Y. Har- | less Fl Paso: II. II Hatfield. Bisbce, i F E. Huffer Los Angeles, Miss | Opal Rinehart. Prescott: C. II Lyme | and family. Miami. Fla; F. J. Elliott, | St Joseph; Mel Greenleaf Yuma A. r. Ruff Arlington. Clara OBrcn, Nul- -ure; Wm. Tucker, Ash Fork; W. II. Tharpe. Prescott: W. l.. Cleveland, Los Angeles; Walter Jones, Buckeye; l. H. Newton Palo Verde Mrs. l.. st. Louis. Sasco. Ariz. Asa Stiles, Ausable Forks, N Y.
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