Arizona republican., 1912-09-25


 U. $. army; MT. and Mrs. F. w. Hal len, Bisbee; Mrs j. F. Freestone, Los l Angeles; J. Andrew Arnett, Winslow; Pietro Veechio, Tempe.
 MAITLAND WOOD LEAVlNG.-| Manager Wood of the Arizona Motor company plans to take his vacation in the east soon. He is going to the Detroit plant of the Studebager com pany to see the new models, learn the latest craft and ride in all the automobiles he can before returning l a month later
 CHANGE OF LOCATION-Sam N | Seip has just bought the Casino cigar stand and at once he win begin nov | ing his stock and fixtures to the new location from the present one. A l Gray can be of no service to him since there is only a wall between his present quarters and those he will | occupy.
 SLIGHT BLAZE.-The fire depart ment was called out at eight o'clock [ last evening in response to an alarm 1 from Box AS. A small Mexican shack on East Madison street between ] Fourth and Fifth streets furnished | food for the slight blaze the firemen l discovered upon their arrival. The chemical did all that was necessary.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. G. ] Grainger and wife, Santa Paula. Cal, J. P. Flynn. Denver. Colo; Angus | Cashien, Los Angeles, Cal; E. F. Bra ] derhoW, Denver; C. c. Hedge and wife, City; J. C. Donnelly. J. E. Don nelly, Chicago; w. H. Tharpe De troit; L. H. Pritchett, Casa Grande; Mrs. Gertrude Jay Miss ZeIla Jay, Phoenix; Mrs. C. A. Powell and daughter Florence; C. NJ Degman, ] Copper Creek; T. E. Pulliam, Flag staff
 REAL ESTATERS TO MEET-For 1 the purpose of receiving the reports of i the committees that were appointed at the meeting of organization held last l Thursday the Real Estate board of | Phoenix will hold a meeting in the Board of Trade rooms on Thursday evening at o'clock The further ob- | ject of the meeting is make more real l estate men in this section acquainted 1 with the objects of the organization and also to take in few timers"
 BUILD CONCRETE srEPs.-Ac- cess to the police station for the next few days can be gained only by means of the front entrance to the city hall building. Workmen yester- day tore away the old wooden steps at the side entrance to the building and will today begin the work of building substantial concrete steps It will be a decided improvement and one which probably will result in new steps at the front entrance in the near future. l ASSISTANCE FOR ENGINEER- | City Engineer Holmquist announces the appointment of two additional en- gineers in the pavig department of the city work. Yesterday morning he ap- pointed George Wood, who has had a great deal of experience in the paving departmnt in ansas City, and William Robinson. who comes highly recom-
 mened for that kind of work from
 Boise, Idaho. The work in the paving department of the city engineer is in
 creasing every day.
 RETURNED FROM THE NORTH. William Bowman returned yesterday
 from his former home at Spearfish,
 N D, whither he was called on a sad errand Mrs Bowman who was well | advanced in years and a daughter,
 went to Spearfish, where they expect
 ed to spend the summer. The climate
 there was very unfavorable and Mrs. 1 Bowman contracted a cold which
 complicated other ailments from which she died. On learning of her illness,
 MT Bowman left for her bedside. FLOODED HoRSE.-Harry Fried
 man yesterday learned what kind of a
 saddle horse he had. He knew it was
 a good one of respectable parentage, though he was not quite sure of it's lineage until he received an official document setting forth the following facts: Foaled May 15, 1909; sired by c. c. Rex, No. 1880, by Rex Den
 mark by Washington Denmark by
 Gaines Denmark; dam of c. C. Rex
 was Trouble by Montrose No. 1o6 by
 Diamond Denmark. c. c. ReXs second
 was by old Rockaway.
 2 HOTEL ADAMs.-Mrs w. J. Deck 9 CT, Mrs D. A. Mulers, Arlington; N
 Macbeth Mrs G. A. Reams, J. G. S Tripp, B B. Els, Los Angeles; Ed e Morrell, San Diego; Carl MullIey, Tad e Gamble, knOXVllle; la; w. r. Der mott, Williams Mrs. w. F. Webster e Rochester, N. Y; B. B. Mccormick , San Francisco: E. J. Brown, w. S Q Mullen, New York; T. D. Lande, New
 Orleans; Charles H Wright, Rialto
 Cal; c. F. Cain, Tucson; B. l.. Mur- phy, A. F. Terchuer. Fl Paso; w Marhoffer, Salt Lake City.
 e AUTOMOBILE LICENSES. = Sec . retary of State Osborn, who under the S new automobile law has entire charge s of the licensing of the automobiles }, throughout the state is being swampet f with applications for the licenses ant h tags. Already he has received more n than 1000 of these and now has his
 force busy filling the applications II = with the proper name. The law wen ' into effect but few days ago and the { autOmobilitists of the state have thlr ! ty days in which to comply with it' 2 provisions, but nevertheless, with com 2 mendabe Arizona zeal, letters contain 2 ing the necessary five spot are flowing