Arizona republican., 1912-07-10
rEMpe,TE LEAvEs-Daniel M

noon on HIS way lo OhIdIlOliSl ABlN EASTERN viSiT-Mrs. J. A. John son will see California the next few days preliminary to an eastern visit
 of some length She left Phoenix last night
 AT THE BEAcHES-Miss Margaret Anderson left the latter part of the week for Los Angeles and Long Beach where she will spend the remaindr of
 the summer months.
 THE ADAMS-Harry G. Gray, Los
 Angeles: R. F. Fletcher, Ray: w w. Porter. Los Angeles; T J. Basil, Cleveland. Ohio; J. Wesley Johnson. Sylvester, Toronto; H. H. B. Siprico, Pasadena: E. J. Maddox, Prescott.
 THE FORD-James Miller Jr.: Vincent F. Beebe. Syracuse. N. Y; T J. Hilliard, Aquila; w. D. Payne,
 Santa Barbara; Chas. J. Asch. Globe; J. c. Brown. Mesa: Max
 Schultz. Fl Paso; E. F. Jarrett, Den-
 yer; Chas. Hinton; Jas Miller Jr. Mesa
 NEW BASEBALL TEAM-A pro-
 iected new baseball team to be made up of all American players is in the first stages of formation. Nellis, who
 used to pass the pill for the Pastimes is a packer as well as Tones of um- pire fame and others including Rob- erts of the Phoenix team.
 ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT-Com- pany B, First Infantry are preparing for the annual outdoors maneuvers at Fort Huachuca. All members and prospective members have been mo- tified by Captain Hill of the great time in store for the faithful, and they are turning out with their WOnted enthusiasm
 WENT TO FLORENcE-Adjutant General Chas. w. Harris went to Flor ence yesterday on business connected with the affairs of Go. M of the state militia which is stationed there. The captain of Co. NJ is now s. O. ThOmp- son, former deputy sheriff of Pinal county, who was recently elected to succeed Captain McGee.
 siSBEE VISiToR-A G. Allen, of Bisbee. was in the city yesterday on business. Mir. Allen is connected with real estate promotion enterprise in Bisbee and while here was in consulta- ton with the corporation commission relative to the methods of business 10 be pursued by his corporation.
 MOVING oFFlcES-Several Wa ter Users and reclamation officials have been in the moving stage for the last few days There is consequent 1 confusion in the building though 1 there is no lack of order to the work. The hydrOgrapher has been at Gran l ite Reef and Roosevelt for several days and was delayed in returning on account of a break down in the | stage line.
 GATHERING HISTORICAL DATA | Miss E. NJ. Smallwood who taught in 1 the Central school of Phoenix fast sea- 1 son has been working as a special writ l CT on Who's Who in Arizona for seV- eral weeks. After having spent some l time in the north she has returned to i Prescott where she will spend the next month in the interests of the state his tory.
 NEW MISS RAWLS-John Rawls is undergoing that ecstatic feeling l known as wearing the smile that won't come off The arrival of a fine nine-pound baby girl is the req son for the glued on grin. Little Miss Rawls is the fourth baby born to the RawIs but the first girl so she is doubly welcome to her happy parents. Both mother and little miss are doing lovely and there is reason to believe Mir. Rawls will recover soon.
 RETURN FROM PRESCOTT Oliver King and Sidney J Wolf re- turned from Prescott last nigh. feel ing in a hilarious mood. They say that Prescott is great place and that they did themselves justice m having a goCG time. Although the boys did rot return broke, they strongly objected to paying sixty cents for ham and eggs" in the mile high city They also say that 2 person can wear q coat all day up there ard feel very comfortable.
 JOURNAL cOMPLETED.-The work of compiling the senate journal anu the session !aws was completed yesterday and the copy is now in the hands Of Secretary of State Osborn, ready to be turned over to the printer. An almost infinite amount of detail has been con- matter, as all the acts passed by the leeislature were checked through time and again to insure the validity of each act under the rules of the senate. The session law will make bulky volume fully as large as the copy of the revised statutes TOW in use
 THE coMMERCiAL-H Miller. Baltimore: Louis Cohn. Fl Paso H. H. Wilson, Los Angeles; Guy Closter, New York; J. M. Cameron. Agua 1 Caliente Theresa Cameron, Agua 1 Caliente: Hugo C. Bueger, Denver; j. M Thomas, Portland; L.. Mac ] Donald. Los Angeles; Barney Ech- stein Prescott; w. c. Steel, Pres 1 colt: T. M. Nichols, Nome. Alaska; l A. H. Foster and wife, Gila; w. J. l Winchester, Los Angeles; M. J. Bar 1 nntt Tombstone. E l. Webb. ROOSe-