Arizona republican., 1912-09-27

was So pleased with this city that he has about made up his mind to re- nam here for the Wintc~-
 AT THE MERcIAL.-Jacque l Bernay, Paris; J. H. Henner. Tempe; Mrs A R. Crichton, Thomas R. Crich-
 ton. New York; c. B. Wiley and
 wife. Hayden; H. J. Steinhardt. Los Angeles l.. Solomon. Mesa; w. w.
 Bush, Winkelman; F. E. Huffer, Los Angeles B E. Rainey. Ray, Ariz.; J. Berry. Bluffton, Ohio; J. F. Collis, Casa Grande; D. J. Sullivan, Con gross.
 PHOENIX LOOKS GOOD TO HIM. Roy A. Goodrich, one of the best i known men about town in Phoenix, was among the arrivals from summer vacations yesterday MT. Goodrich l has lost none of his love for Phoe- nix because of his vacation. on the contrary he is now a more enthusias- l tic Phoenician than ever before. He
 says Phoenix shows up well beside l any city of it's size in the country. HOTEL ADAMS.-John J. Brdno, Miss Mildred Birdno. Stafford; Forrest 1 Shove. Tucson: R. A. McNeil, Clifton; H. F. Keeney. Charles Burlander, La l Fayette La; NJ H Green and wife, 1 Los Angeles; J. K. Greer and wife. Phoenix: F. w. Rayburn. James F. , Harper, Los Angeles: MT and Mrs. Silas Heinmann, Cincinnati; c. A. l Tracy, Thomas Rolf NJ c. Kirby, Los 1 Angeles: J. B. Breathitt. Tucson; A.
 NJ. Lowerfield. New York; James Class C. F. Tyson, Chicago; w. G. WaIz. Fl Paso; Roy R. Meads, Los | Angeles; L. A Watkins, Denver; Mrs A. Wamsley. Clayton, New Mexico. 1 FORD HOTEL.-C H. Nellis. Phoe- nix: Mrs. Johnson, Phoenix; B. Kir siher. New Jersey; w E. Jackson, Los
 Angeles.
 NOTHING LIKE IT-According to
 T. P. Crighton, recently special agent of the Pennsylvania lines, AriZona's air is the finest breathing in the world MT Brighton arrived night before last and went immediately to Harwood place. where he and his mother took a cottage. He is So en-
 thusiastic about the ozonic qualities of the Salt river valley air. that he has promised to stay here a long time He is anxious to live out of doors as he has weak lungs, and when on the | first day he finds relief from the bIeakness of northern climates, it be-
 gins to look encouraging for his bet terment Brighton has been in charge O. the special trains and excursions of the Pennsylvania lines for several 1 years.
 NIGHT AND DAY BUSINESS.-It is common knowledge that smelters
 are the only institutions that feel called upon to operate their plants night and day. But no one ever heard of d mercantile house that felt the necessity if working day and night forces and when it was rumored that the Walter Hill company was doing
 this, it was thought time to look into the matter MT. Hill was interviewed and admitted the truthfulness of the statement, and said that the increas- ing volume of business and the desire
 to give patrons the best possible ser vice led him to put on a .night force, thus reducing the twenty four hours from grower to dealer; which is a highly important matter in perishable
 goods. The firm has recently added
 poultry to it's line.
 MESQUITE CAMP.-J W. Will Hams has recently established new sanitarium near the terminus of the Eastlake park car line, and he ex- poets to have the new place open for business by the end of the present month The sanitarium is to be con-
 ducted on the cottage plan, in neat, airy, well lighted and securely screen ed cottages. In connection also will \ be a large reading room with bil- I 2 for social games for guests. A large dining room also will be maintained where all the food will be home cooked. Plenty of fresh milk, butter and eggs will be supplied. One fea-
 ture that is appealing to MT. Will \ Hams is that there will be no irri- II gation near the camp. He has chO- sen the appropriate name of Mesquite Camp for the institution.
 Il ALL CLUES AUSTED.-There is now no clue to the two MeXicans
 who stabbed Chief of Police Moore Il and Officers Williams and Valenzuela
 on September 16 Sheriff Adams and Constable Murphy returned yesterday II from the south where they went seV- eral days ago to run down a couple of suspects who had been seen at Il Casa Grande and who were said to answer the description of the two men wanted They found the men at Tue II son but as soon as the sheriff saw Il them he recognized them as two for mer prisoners in the county jail, one of them having been a United States prisoner. Deputy Sheriff Mickey came | back yesterday evening from Ray | where he had gone to look at a couple of men in custody there. They were Il not the Mexicans for whom the of
 ficers have been looking.