Arizona republican., 1913-09-02
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 T .<ORRIcK MOVEM Charles Korrick arrived f -om the coast yes
 terday to pass a week before again going out, this time east to buy stock l Abe Korrick will soon .be back from the east.
 ANDERSON'S LATE VACATION- i It was Earnest Anderson's first inten- i tion to ride horse back to the MOki snake dance, and he had made ar
 engagements for that stunt. But he 1 was delayed. and his party broken up, so he is now consOling himself with a train ride to the Canyon and l other vacation points in the north of 1 the state
 l LEE CALLAHAN'S DAUGHTER i IES-InfOrmatiOn was received in 1 Phoenix yesterday afternoon of the death in Spokane about noon yester- i day of the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lee Callahan of this city. A ] short time ago the Callahans took their little girl to Spokane in order to benefit her health, but the trip was too much for the girl and she never recovered. Lee Callahan is em- ployed in the Phoenix postOffice. WHO OWNS THE HORSE?-A sor- rel horse is now the guest of the city at the cowboys Corral at Five Points
 in fact it has been eating free ratiOns for over a week. The police would like
 the owner to come forward and claim
 the animal at once otherwise it will be
 sold. The horse when found had a rope
 around it's neck and another around it's
 body. It has also a brand on the hip
 composed of the letters H. NJ.
 MRS ADAMS RETURNS - Mrs
 Jeff Adams. the wife of the popular
 sheriff of Maricopa county has just
 returned from a visit to the coast
 During her absence Sheriff Adams
 has been grabbing his meals wher-
 ever and whenever he could get them
 He is so pleased at the return of his
 better half that he has invited sev-
 eraI of his friends to come to the
 Casa y Adams to partaIle of a frijole
 banquet
 COMMISSIONER COLE RE- TURNS-A w Cole, a member of the corporation commission, returned from Bisbee yesterday morning where he went some time back to investi- gate the wreck on the street car line there. Mr. Cole has not made public the contents of his report to the commission on the matter, but he said yesterday that the corOner's jury brought in q verdict attaching the blame for the accident upon the l motorman and conductor of the car | in which the crowd was riding
 ENJOYABLE TRIP TO DAM-A | small but jolly party went to RoOse- {! welt dam last Saturday and after | spending Saturday night, all day | and Sunday night at the big l water bank, returning yesterday af- 1 ternoon. During the trip the party nf Iicrht nd heard a lot of thunder but there was !; but little rain. Quite a large num- Der of people were at Roosevelt dur ing the time, and more than sixteen people were turned away from the hotel there during Sunday because the accommodations are all taken. Those in the party from Phoenix were MT. and Mrs. R. D. Loper and Mrs. F. w. Slocum and MT. 
 ADAMS ARRIVALS NJ. Parkinson, Mesa; Mrs. F. M. Lee Phoenix; s. Fl. Brockunier, Nevada City; c. G. Peary and wife, Superior Ariz.; w H. Moore, Jr-; Mrs. C. A. Potter, Mrs. r. c. Ketchum. Los An seles; J. J. Miller. Ray; A. A. Rue bold, 1915; D. c. Blackman, Superior; F. J. Purdy; II. Campbell; Louis
 
 son; w D. Corrough, Los Angeles; Mr. D. P. Mcintosh and wife, Biggs -ilIe. H.; J. P Mclaughlin, Salt lake; A D. Hall, Chicago; Myron : Rogers and wife, Ray; Wanda D'Brien, Cannon City; c. D. Bates, salt Lake: C. C. Burlington, St. 4ouis: c. B Stanbough, Fl Paso; Dorothy Davey. San Francisco: Doris [ stansburg, san Francisco; D Inger- olI, Los Angeles; C. H. Turney, Los Angeles: Geo L. Cross, Stockton.
 AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL . :. Maloit, N. M, F. B. Ottestad, Phoe- ! lix: J. N. Shafer and wife, McDougal; , Irs. Bergnson and mother; Karl B. i Rollins, Phoenix; Vim. C. Evans, Can 1 m; L. F. Woody, Los Angeles; J. B. . ohnson, Kansas City; R. Griffen, Ky; J. A. Pitts, Ashfork; A B. Barnes and wife, Iowa; w. J. )'Donnell, Cholome; Percy Covan, ohOenfx; Jos. F. Woods, HOlbrook; Lee . '. Turner, San Francisco; H. M. Jen- . .inson, Kansas City; J. c. Fox, Dem | CT; s. w. Bassett, Salt Lake; J. D. Taught, Ft. Worth, Tex; E. s. Clark, :, prescott; Carl Hoeferkamp, New York; . NJ COX and wife, Glendale; w. N. " ;angster, Winslow; r. Ochlinam and rife, Pasadena, CaIif; J. F. Chromister, Iesa; M. Stocker, Tucson; Geo. Jad- yin, Los Angeles; c. NJ. Caldwell Has f ayampa; l.. H. Greenhaw, city; c. c. o lowell Florence; Mir and Mrs. A. c. o 'orback, Hayden; R. H. Brown, Bad n le Mt; J. c. Evans, Gila Bend; L. H. Bisbee; F. J. Ebblewhite, 'isl,ee; c. Green, Bisbee. i -