Arizona republican., 1913-02-12
BETTs IN slsBEE-A A. Bett

of the Santa Fe, is in Bisbee, at tending the grand lodge meeting of the Masons the sessions of which be- gin there today.
 BROCHMAN- N-VALENTiNE - Mrs. Francis Brochman became the wife of C. H. Valentine the contractor last l Saturday and for a wonder succeeded | in keeping the fact from all their friends until yesterday. Rev. E. M. Phillips performed the ceremony.
 ELDRIDGE GETS AWAY-M O. Eldridge, the government good roads | expert left last night with the hearty l thanks of the Arizona Good Roads 1 association for his earnest work of ed 1 ucation among the taxpayers of his | state in the past few months. He 1 left for Washington.
 TAGGART HERES. B. Taggart, | chief clerk to the supervising engineer of the reclamation service at Los An geles, and until few months back an employe in the local office is in Phoe- nix He is attending to personal business and visiting with his friends. Mrs. Taggart has been here some time
 VISITORS FROM ARLlkGTON- Dan Millett of Arlington was in the city yesterday accompanied by h:s brother j. w. Millett of New York who is spending the winter in the valley. This is not the first visit of MT Milett to this part of the coun- try.
 MUNN FUNERAl-The funeral of Alexander Neil Mum who died sev- eral days ago will be held this morn ing at 1O:3O o'clock from the family residence 536 East Roosevelt street Burial will be made in Greenwood. MT. Mum was assistant superintend- ent and master mechanic of the Ari- zona Eastern railroad
 BAR BANQUET POSTPONED-Th annual banquet of the State Bar as' sOciation which was to have been | held on Thursday evening has been postponed HoWe"vr the annual meet 1 ir of the association will be held in 1 the federal court room at 10 o'clock. | President H. B. Wilkinson and Sec retary B. E Marks have assurances of large attendance
 COLORED PEOPLE CELEBRATE | The colOred people of Phoenix will l celebrate Lincoln's birthday today at | the Second Baptist church, corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets. A num-
 Der of special speeches on the life of l the great emancipatOr are to be made. A cordial invitation is extended i to all who wish to attend. Special 1 music will De given.
 HAVE AUTOPlANO-The firemen
 have clubbed together and rented an l autopianO. None of the boys is an | exceptional musician, but they all | know how to pump the thing and in | consequence are enabled these even
 ings to send forth some very melodi-
 ous strains from the fire engine house 1 living rooms. Orders have been is
 sued that the muzzle be applied each night at 930 o'clock.
 TO DEMONSTRATE GIN-T Hen ry Pearse and Glen P Mckinley, of
 Los Angeles, have arrived in PhOe-
 nix, accompanied by Engineer Parsons
 for the purpose of demonstrating the 1 Universal Fiber Cotton Gin. They ex-
 pect to install a demonstrating gin
 in the valley and show just what the | machine will accomplish. They will
 probably attend the meeting of the
 cotton growers to be held at the
 Board of Trade rooms this evening
 RAILROAD MEN HERE-C L. ! of the Pennsylvania railroad, with 1 headquarters in Los Angeles. Edwin 1 Linthicum travelling freight solicitor
 of the Union Line" of the Pennsyl-
 vania. and George E. Bond travelling
 freight agent of the Grand Trunk Railway system, all of Los Angeles,
 dropped into Phoenix yesterday and
 began to make their presence felt
 The story in The Republican a few
 days ago that 6,OOOO,OO0 pounds of
 wool would be clipped in Arizona
 this year. attracted the attention of
 the freight men. They want their
 share of the business of getting that
 wool to the market. Harbaugh drops in most anytime just to let the pub
 lie know that the Pennsylvania rail
 road is the best railroad in the
 country when it comes to the comfort
 of passengers going to or from Ari-
 zona.
 FORD HOTEL-Carl EnlOw. J. v.
 Peterson, Mesa; Roy Rinehart and wife
 Aurora, H.; Mary A. Wheeler Bos-
 ton: T. H. Wilson, San Bernardino: C.
 P Lee. Phoenix, w IF. Cameron, De- troit: F.. T. Kecg, Rochester; $. L. Pat
 tee, Mrs. D. Powers, Mrs. F. M. Kelso
 Tucson; Benton Dick. Phoenix; J. T
 Coleman. w T. Bartine. F.. Kaatlet2
 Jno A. Taut, Mesa; D. A. Baron, Phoe-
 nix; c. D. Tibbs, Florence; Dr. Burt Ogburn, Ray; James Miller, Jr., Phoe-
 nix: Miss Isabel Cowan, Mrs. R. Will Hams. London, Ont: Leo Donner Crown King; R. L. O'Neil, Fl Paso; r
 A French, Los Angeles; A. D. Don'ip
 Reno, New; C. W. Hahn Los Angeles F. C. Diefendorf, Marion, Ind; J. A
 Crosby, Mesa; Chas. A. Marsh, Los Angeles; T. R. Sharks, Richmond, Cal; Malcolm Fraser. J. C. Moore, Prescott D. DevOre, Globe; w. l.. Nelson, Solo ! monville: Phil C. Merrill, Pima; A. A Fairchild, Denver; List. Pinkert, Lo:
 Angeles: Leo H. Jones, Kansas City
 M McCarty. Kansas City; James Pc
 lites, Frank w. Rogers; Phoenix: Chas q H. McLane and wife, Prescott; T. R Henry, Memphis; Harry J. Han, Yodbs ! Linda: Henry Robinett, Long Beach F. J. Carruth. Salt Lake City; J. E 1 Skinner, Cochise, Ariz.; M o. Eldredge ] Washington; T. $. Hensner, Denver