Arizona republican., 1912-12-26
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 in Phoenix. Mir. and Mrs. Connors were married on Monday in the An cient Pueblo
 Q. A. R. RECEPTiON-Mrs George W. Vicl<ers will entertain the Maricopa Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution on Saturday afternoon next at half past two o'clock. A full attendance of the membership is urged There are a number of members of other chapters visiting Phoenix at this time and these are also invited to be present at the session.
 FORD HOTEL-C A. Henry, San | Francisco; Harry Mark. New York; C. J. Penney, Wickenburg; J. C. Donandson, Prescott; Jim Florence, Phoenix; Al Jones, City; Harry w Chase, Florence; B. c. Hubbel Fl Paso; T. R. Henry, Memphis, Tenn; Ivy Deal, M. Alderman. Tucson, Arlz.: 1 John Halback, Adams, Minn.; w. F. Kaliher. San Diego
 SPEED ON CONTRAcT-Th con- tract for the construction of the two wasteway structures on the Arizona 1 Canal. one at Evergreen and the other at Indian Bend was awarded; to Her ! bert Mann on December 19. Yesterday i all the reinforcing steel was cut and the work on the steel forms so far under way that it is promised they will l be ready to receive the cement by Jam uary l, or before
 AT THE cOMMERclAL-Mrs C. ] R. Ragsdale. san Diego; C. A. Hen ". San Francisco; M. Laynlan. ter ! one; 4. T. Cornish. Flagstaff; Ear
 nest Richards. Frank WaMron, Camp Verde; Alex Boyd, Arizona; David l l ForsSthe. Mesa; Jonn T Thomp- i son, New York; l. H. Shipp, City; 1 Charles Scholey Prescott; ]. P. No | Ian, C. Brooks, Glendale; F. J. Hell 1 sley, Marinette
 l ADAMS STILL IN IEAD-Begin- 1 ming next Saturday night Mine Host 1 Adams will inaugurate the feature of having the grill, dining room and lunch ] room Of his famous hostelry open on show night for a few hours after the i show. When this announcement was 1 made a number of people took advant- 1 age of it to reserve tables in the din- ing room for Saturday night num- ] Der of after theater lunch parties can i therefore be assured
 1 CHARLEY PlSHON LEAVES l Charles K. Pishon of this city headed 1 on a swift bee line last night for l Los Angeles where he was called to attend the annual holidays cele- bration Of the Copper Coats Casey Mercantile company, of which he is an Arizona representative. Each year the company calls in all it's em- i ployees to monster entertainment 1 stretching over a week and including every known sort of enjoyment that is timely to the season.
 ROBBERY AT PREScOTT-A tee- phone message was received from Sheriff Keeler of Yavapai county at the sheriff's office yesterday saying 1 that the Bashford Burmister store had been burglarized on Saturday night The thieves effected an en- trance by breaking d large plate 1 glass window. A lot of revolvers and watches were stolen. A suspicious icharacter was arrested yesterday 1 morning and several of the watches were found on him. The rest of the
 loot has not been recovered.
 HERE FOR THE WlNTER-W. J.
 Elliford, the proprietor of the Elliford
 l Stock company, one of the well known
 theatrical organizations of the Pacific
 coast is in Phoenix for the first time
 in eleven years. NIT. Elliforrl came here
 for the purpose of testing the winter, and if he feels satisfied with the eli
 mate in the Salt River valley this win ter he will purchase property and
 make Phoenix his winter home. In
 speaking of Phoenix of eleven years ago, he said that the city hac changed
 so it was not recognizable. The i'm
 provements are amazing, the growth
 and prosperity of the town greater
 than could be expected.
 HOTEL ADAMS w A Simp-
 1 kinson, Cincinnati: l.. r. TrcadWay. way, Globe; J. W. Curtis, Tucson;
 Mrs. c. R Ragsdale. San Diego, , Cal; Cooley Butler. New York City;
 Hazard Stevens. City: w. H. Max l we'll, city; MT. and Mrs. D. T. Me
 ] Queen. Mesa; Joe Bush Tempe:
 iV. l.. White, New York City; MT.
 and Mrs. Lawrence, New York City;
 J. & Calkins. Cleveland; Willard
 McKegney, New York; Ted Weller, New York; Jerome Daley. Benning ton. N. Fl; John A. Sparing. Phiia- delphia, Pa; Mrs. Chase, New York; Miss Stone, Boston, Mass; Mir ,, Murchison and wife. New York; F. : H Spearc, New York; Jos. Finne-
 gan, New York; l.. w. Carter, New . York; E Stciger New York
 JENNIE BRYCE MURDERED That Jennie Brice was actually and foully put out of the way was the I substance of the story in Every bodys magazine in the issue received here yesterday. Although the I. M : C. A. mock trial was off slightly in X this regard the findings of the jury was right. The tale discloses a gig
 antic press agent stunt, for the act
 ress Brice, which Ladley, her hus- 7 band turns into the real thi\S. in an { endeavor to get rid of his wife SC ! l that he may marry another woman I of his later choice. E. F.. Marks ! who acted as attorney for the de- A = .l.- nSn tOs~ tn