Arizona republican., 1913-08-27

POPULAR . OHE MAtNA0Cn --h J. Berges the new manager of the Popular Dry Goods store has arrived in town and has entered upon his duties.
 FITCH BACK TOMORROW ject Engineer Fitch of the Roosevelt project is expected to return tomorrow from his vacation and will be on the job in the Water Users building for the balance of the fall and winter.
 DR. VANDERVEER-Dr Charles A. Vanderveer of the Water Users Asso- citation returned last evening from Iron Springs where he went last week to spend some time with his family, who are spending the summer there.
 TO WORK AT BENSON-PauI J. Benson, formerly in the office of At tOrney Thomas A Flynn of Flagstaff, passed through the city yesterday on his way to Benson to take the position of clerk in the Industrial School there.
 MRS. MERRYMAN LEAVES-Mrs. George F Merryman left last night over the Southern Pacific for Indian apolis, Ind, accompanying the remains of her late husband George F. Merry man which will be inferred in the Town Hill cemetery of that city.
 HUENERYAGER RETURNS-B. H. Huencryager chief clerk in the local Arizona Eastern offices, accompanied by his wife and baby, has returned from a trip to Long Beach and other coast resorts. He is now taking a few days rest before rcsuming his duties.
 KETCHUM HERE-Grovc Ketchum, district passenger agent of the Sunset Central lines. with headquarters in Los Angeles, dropped into Phoenix yester- day and began boosting for travel over his rOutings Grove promises to steer clear of Mesa and George Gam this trip so that he will not again experience the dscomforts of being lost.
 WHO OWNS MARE-A sorrel mare, branded BM on the shoulder as well as on the hip has been picked up by the police The animal had a rope about it's neck and another about it's body. It has been placed in the Cowboy corral at Five Points where it can be rccov- cred by the owner.
 IMPORTANT MEETING-Ther regu- lar meeting of the Bible School Con- ference and an important business meeting of the ladies of the Christian 
 this evening at 7:3O o'clock. All mem- bers of the Bible School and the ladies of the church are urged to be in at tendance.
 MISS MABEL PENN BACK-Miss Mabel Jane Fem, who was one of the most popular employees at the state house, returned yesterday from Omaha, where she has been spending the sum
 
 office of the secretary of state, and was minute clerk for the sessions of the legislature this year.
 ARRIVAL OF JUDGE SAWTELLE Federal Judge W. H Sawtclle, ac- cOmpanicd by George w Lewis who has been appointed clerk of the court and Allan D. Jaynes former clerk. ar rived in town last night from Tue son. United States District Attorney Morrison was also a member of the party. A session of the court will be held this morning at ten o'clock.
 ADAMS ARRVALS-W. $. Sultan. Globe; J. Edmonsan, Phoenix; Wm. II. SawtcIle, Tucson: J. F. Russell. Prescott; c. w. Lewis. Tucson; Allen Jayncs, Tucson; H. B. Harding, Fl Paso; J. A. Bond. Kansas; A F.
 
 ton; J. w. Holland San Diego; E. P. Ferguson, Cincinnati; C. A. Danford. Sherman. Tex; J. J. O'Neil. Los An gelcs; F. A. Trincana, Los Angeles; D. w Hall, Los Angeles; J. V. De La Ossa, Vulture, Ariz.; G. c. Galaway, NOrWood, Idaho; H. F. Brand Spring field, H.; l.. F. SWeeting, Clifton.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL - II. A. Cartwright, Los Angeles; A. F. Ruff City; Roy C. Butter Phoenix; Clar- ence Lewis, San Francisco; J. NJ. Bcebe. Los Angeles; Mrs. A. NJ Prince, Prescott; Jack Cushion, Flag staff; J R. Bateman, Halifax N. &; B. NJ CrenshaW, Higley; John Woolf, City; F. K Allen, Kansas City; Ar thur T. Price, Seattle; Mrs " Pril- chard Wenden; Dr. F. c. Russell and wife, Akron, Ohio; P. J. Mathers, Flagstaff: H. e. Curry and family, Petersburg; Emery F. OldaIer, Flag staff, III; c. l.. Tichenor, Paducah. Ky; John A. German and son, Hig- ley; Bertie Fowler Shernport, La; Effie Fowler ShernpOrt, La; Frank D. Thomas, Globe, Ariz.; Carl Ander- son, St Joseph, Mo; Joe Larrier, Winklcman; M C. Hainos, Los Ange- les: Fred Ryan, EI Paso; w. J. Mar 
 linson, City; F. C. Russell, Chandler; D. B. Crisp. Chandler; A. F. Hocklin, Los Angeles; Chas J. Drummond, Los Angeles; H. CrandaI, Phoenix; Jack Morgan, Hayden; Miss E. M Simm, Mayer, Ariz.: D. Harbison, Prescott; Mrs. ". r. Walsh, Pres colt; Mrs M. O'Neil, Prescott; c. S. Payne and wife, Prescott
 COMMISSIONER MOODY IN AND OUT-W. A Moody, state land com missioner, returned to Phoenix yes | terday from an extended stay in the northern part of the state, and left immediately for his home in Graham county to visit with his family for q i few days, and to attend to some pri- | Vate business.
 I DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating;