Arizona republican., 1913-09-05


 from their coast vacation yesterday morning in time to get Glenn ready for the fall term of school
 MRS. HAGERMAN BACK - Mrs Laura Belle Hagerman, who owns the property upon which the contemplated i modern business block is to be erected on Second street and Adams. return ed yesterday morning from the Cali fornia beaches,
 soYCE TAKES A VACATION - Jesse L. Boyce, secretary of the state tax commission. left last evening for Williams to take his vacation. Mr. Boyce expects to have a great time | taking a sure enough rest. He does not promise to limit his eating.
 NEWS OF THEIR MOTHERS DEATH-Fred and Charles Mecden of this city were called to Yuma last | night by the sad news of the death of 1 their mother Mrs. Meeden was 50 years of age. She was the wife of Postmaster Meeden of Yuma
 STATE HOUSE GROUNDS dener A. J. Keene has been at work | of late preparing the state house grounds for fair time. and he prom ises they will look better than ever All the rose bushes have been clipped | and will be giving out a flourishing crop of beautiful blosOsms. THREE MONTHS IN THE NOUN TAlNS-Harry Slocum, son of MT and Mrs F w. SIocum, of 1909 North Seventh street, returned yesterday from a three months trip to Colorado,
 most of which time was spent in the
 mountains. Returning, Harry visited friends in Fl Paso, Tex, his former home.
 eIGHAM FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of Mrs. F. II. Bigham will take place this morning at ten o'clock from the undertaking parlors of Merryman and Hayt to Evergreen cemetery. The Rev Ray c. Harxer of the First Methodist church will conduct the service. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. NOW HAVE A CLOCK-The wall of the offices of the state tax com mission has been decorated lately with a good-loollig clock It's advan-
 tage is that it shows the tax com
 mission when quitting time comes, but it is said that the commission has not yet become used to looking at the clock.
 FORD HOTEL-A. P. Harris, Pitts burg, Tex; l.. H. Cooper Los Angeles; c. NJ. Zander, city; Edna Grove, Sava-
 gatuck, Min; Edith flakes, city; Mrs.
 Merriam, N Y. C.; James E. Berkett, Fl
 Paso; Wm. R. Scott; F. A. Moore, Los
 Angeles; Hilda C. Enge, Farnhamville. Ia; Willie $. Hopkins; F. A. Thomas,
 San Francisco, Cal; F. w. Brown, Fl Paso, Tex; R. L. Cox, Tucson; A l.. Koehler, city; V. Griffith, Tucson. BODY SHIPPED TO OLD HOME The body of John Mcdonald. who
 
 son was shipped to Fills, Texas, last night where interment will take place Mr Mcdonald was one of the best known Masons in the entire southwest having been grand com mander of the Knights Templar of
 the Texas conclave and high priest of the grand lodge of the Royal Arch Masons of Texas. He was also mayor of Austin, Texas, for several years.
 i ALLEGED HORSE THIEF AR REST ED.-Constable Jim Murphy ar rested a man known as Joe Ellison, alias John Ellis, alias Joe Campbell, 1 yesterday on a warrant charging him | with stealing a horse buggy and har- ness from the Club stables. Ellison l it is alleged hired the rig al the stable and after driving it round all the evening put it up as security for l a loan of five dollars in corral at l Five Points. When the man was ar raigned before Judge p r. Parker he | denied hiring the horse or even bor-
 rowing the money. He will be given 1 a hearing today before Judge Parker at o'clock
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-Fred Null 1 len, Tempe; pr A. B. Nicholas, city; A E. Ruff. Arlington; s. R. Wilson and wife, Phoenix; r NJ. Simpson,
 Fort Morgan Col; w. A. Haugh and wife Buckeye; c. A. Vanderwalker, city; w. C. Ohrumezer, Ablaney, ore; 1 w. F. Miller Irvine Ky; l.. V. Hum i phreys and wife, Roswell N NJ. N.
 Betts and wife, Prescott; Mrs. R. c. l Turnbull; D. F. Beck and family, Shafer, Mcdowell; J. T. Browne, Peo-
 ria; w A. Lyle Barton, Fla; l. l.. De | deman, Pcarce; l.. N. Kaesson, Kansas | City; c. $. KanyOn, city; C. w. Christie l Los Angeles; Wm. Galbreath and wife, | Los Angeles; Q. w. Galbreath, Los An | geles; H. J. Asdelb Los Angeles; J. E. l Crosby, HoIbrook; NJ c. Haines, Los 1 Angeles. A. F. Day, Albuquerque; | Fred S Cook, MuskOger, Okla; T. R. Peart, Casa Grande; J. M. Foster, Saf-
 ford; Bill Perry, Tem'pe; F. W Saun- ders, Denver, Colo; J. c. Fox; N Bas-
 sitt, Salt Lake; MT and Mrs. Lindseyn, l St Louis; T. H. Sutton, Los Angeles; l A M. Nicholson and wife, Phoenix:
 Leroy Middleton, Globe; L. H. Green
 haw, city.